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    matris ut plures Mommy2many's Avatar
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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Steve,

    If Tang were to ever have any offspring, I would sure love to be Mom to one! He is one beautiful snake! Good luck with his rehabilitation. Maybe you could advertise as a "Snaky Massage Therapist"
    Le Ann

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Quote Originally Posted by Mommy2many View Post
    Steve,

    If Tang were to ever have any offspring, I would sure love to be Mom to one! He is one beautiful snake! Good luck with his rehabilitation. Maybe you could advertise as a "Snaky Massage Therapist"
    Once again, a skill that won't make me any money. How am I ever going to retire.
    Steve
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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    You will retire very rich. Just not in the financial sort of way. (at least not thru this means)
    Le Ann

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Unfortunately, Wall Street doesn't accept Radixes as legal tender.

    Wait, I do have an idea: advertise in the newspapper that you're a "professional snake catcher", and that you will "safely and swiftly remove any snake from anyplace and relocate in a humane fashion." Then charge a small fee for it.

    And after you catch a few garters, you can then buy one of those metal snake-catchy thingies like they use on TV, just in case you find a Copperhead or Moccasin.

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    We are all rich on many different levels. Wall Street, only one and not so much.
    Le Ann

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    You got that right, Mommy.

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Steve, you're wonderful! I just read all this and it's amazing what you've done for Tang!
    Wendee aka Sssssnakey
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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Quote Originally Posted by Didymus20X6 View Post
    Unfortunately, Wall Street doesn't accept Radixes as legal tender.

    Wait, I do have an idea: advertise in the newspapper that you're a "professional snake catcher", and that you will "safely and swiftly remove any snake from anyplace and relocate in a humane fashion." Then charge a small fee for it.

    And after you catch a few garters, you can then buy one of those metal snake-catchy thingies like they use on TV, just in case you find a Copperhead or Moccasin.
    HEY im gonna be 16 in september and i was thinkn of doin that...ROBERTS PESKY SNAKE REMOVAL... snakes arent pesky unless ur normal....do i need permits to do it?...its either that or petco....ill m ake sure the reptiles get what they need!!!
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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    I would say to check with your local wildlife authority first. Then your department of labor.

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    Re: Tang's in trouble

    Quote Originally Posted by Didymus20X6 View Post
    Wait, I do have an idea: advertise in the newspapper that you're a "professional snake catcher", and that you will "safely and swiftly remove any snake from anyplace and relocate in a humane fashion." Then charge a small fee for it.

    And after you catch a few garters, you can then buy one of those metal snake-catchy thingies like they use on TV, just in case you find a Copperhead or Moccasin.
    Seriously, there's a market for this. Before I decided to let the den win, I was in the market for some help scooping snakes from my walls in a humane fashion. And lo, there was no one. I looked everywhere. So now I'm toying with doing it myself...not on my house because I rent, but for others.
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