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    "Preparing For Second shed" Char361979's Avatar
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    Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    SO today I was told that I'm (and I quote) 'Mental' for having anything to do with 'those filthy animals' that are 'the inbodiment of satan' let alone having them in my house. Same mare of a woman informed me that she hoped I didn't have children as she felt it would be 'boardering on abuse' to 'expose' my children to them..... she was a customer.... everything I could do not to stuff her book on puppy care up her a**eh*le.

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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    ig·no·rant/ˈignərənt/


    Adjective:
    1. Lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.
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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Everything about that post is hilarious.
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    You should keep a little wallet fold-out of cute pictures of your snakes just for special people like that

    Wow... Just, wow. I've always thought that anyone over the age of twelve that needs to buy a book to tell them how to not kill a puppy probably shouldn't HAVE a puppy to begin with.
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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Coventry, the wonderful (ahem) city that we now find ourselves calling home, is full of ignorant, bigoted, ignorant, poorly educated, idiots. Fortunately, I work from home or with customers around the country, so I don't come into contact with many of them. Char unfortunately works in a shop, fortunately it's a bookshop which keeps the worst of them away.
    Give me my snakes (the embodiment of Satan) any day.
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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Quote Originally Posted by chris-uk View Post
    Give me my snakes (the embodiment of Satan) any day.
    I'm currently in the process of collecting Satan's embodiments from around the world. So far I have snakes (Europe) and a pacman frog (South America). Does anyone have suggestions for what harmless critter I should get next? lol
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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Quote Originally Posted by d_virginiana View Post
    I'm currently in the process of collecting Satan's embodiments from around the world. So far I have snakes (Europe) and a pacman frog (South America). Does anyone have suggestions for what harmless critter I should get next? lol
    i have newts from several places in China and Japan axolotl's from Mexico tortoise's from south America and Africa more newts from Europe [mainland Europe that is] guppy's from tropical north America and did i mention my garters from the USA and Canada
    ​I'm not actually a gynecologist...but i'll take a look.

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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Quote Originally Posted by chris-uk View Post
    Coventry, the wonderful (ahem) city that we now find ourselves calling home, is full of ignorant, bigoted, ignorant, poorly educated, idiots. Fortunately, I work from home or with customers around the country, so I don't come into contact with many of them. Char unfortunately works in a shop, fortunately it's a bookshop which keeps the worst of them away.
    Give me my snakes (the embodiment of Satan) any day.
    how can those poor people of Coventry be any thing else but ignorant if nobody speaks to anybody else in that city not sure our American cousin's will get that one
    ​I'm not actually a gynecologist...but i'll take a look.

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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    I get that alot also. I have a daughter that will be 2 in February. When people find out that i have multiple snakes they always say that i shouldn't have them because of my daughter. she is more dangerous to my snakes than they are to her since she likes to beat on there enclosures and the one time i let her hold a snake she did not let go Some people are just ignorant and there is nothing we can do about it.

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    Re: Snake prejudices... Grrrrr!

    Why not go the whole hog? You've got snakes and a frog, you need a lizard. I'd like to suggest a Komodo dragon. :-)
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