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 From my understanding, I think it was a dry bite. Small snakes don't produce a lot of venom. If they aren't hunting larger live prey, they will make smaller amounts, than in the wild. Chances are the snake opted to not inject when it bit him.They need their venom to help digest their food.

 Those types of snakes normally cause some damage to tissue near the bite area that is only counteracted( not reversed) by antivenin. Normally you only get immunity to snake bite from injecting yourself with small doses of the venom over an extended period of time.

I guess the duck decided to close his account. saspirur, aka Shahmata64. He might just hold the record for the most often banned member of the site.

 is that a challenge?

You can try, but he's back already as this Grubmil character.

sounds like too much effort for me, but hopefully its entertaining

Why do these ducks all face right - is that their best side?

 He must have gotten banned again. His post disappeared.

I moved my comment to the Haywood thread, where it ought to be.

Based on observation, I gather that the site has made a change. If they ban a person, even quoted posts disappear.

I think that is a positive thing. Better than deleting whole threads because objectionable content has been quoted too often.

 I concur...