When the "Hangover" movie franchise comes to life

After viewing tigers, Mike Tyson, and a whole lot of missing memories, we got to conceive the downfall of four men that learned drinking, drugs, and Vegas don't mix in the movie, "The Hangover".

The same could be said for one New York woman as she drove into the Long Island Fire Department building while under the influence. Marijuana was later found lining her car.

This escapade got even odder, as a python was found crouched around 22-year-old Sarah Espinosa's neck at the time of the incident.

Police later discovered that Espinosa had just stolen the small reptile from a local pet store. A motive is yet to be established for the theft. However, the rogue driver was booked for larceny, reckless endangerment, and driving under the influence.

What did we learn from this? Sure, the obvious lessons will jump out at you. However, the most important lesson of all may be that Samuel Jackson isn't the only one that can have fun with snakes in a transportation device. Where is Sam when you need him?

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