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  Actually it was posted Facebook first, as explained in the article and highlighted by the use of watermarks.
  Ayla Mason, the subject of the article, then provided comments to the news.com.au journalist; more than what was provided to reddit.
  I don't like journalists at the best of times but mindlessly stating it was 'reddit first' is nothing but disingenuous on your behalf and leads other mindless people to believe it.
context: She doesn't look interrupted in the slightest. >
  
  Aussies are on another level. >
  
  Eh, snakes are pretty chill as long as you don't scare them or back them into a corner. >
  
  It should've left her alone.
  She's on smoko! >
  
  Came here for this.
  The Chats! >
  
  Average Queensland activities. >
  
  Brought my soon to be wife to Melbourne.
  First place we go which is a beautiful Convent near a river which holds markets and has a little urban farm.
  There's a sign saying an brown snake was spotted here a few hours ago lol.
  This was like 10 minutes out of the CBD (downtown). >
  
  I used to work at this exact location, years ago when it was much less busy. I could go on a walk in the convent gardens and see 3 or 4 Tiger Snakes in the space of 5 minutes. Never had a problem with them, just stayed out of their way. >
  
  FFS.
  If we had to move every time a bloody snake appeared, we’d NEVER get anything done in Australia. >
  
  News.com.au is a parasitic organisation that stole this content from Reddit.