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Post by Wade Plu » Fri, 25 Dec 1998 04:00:00



i NEED TO GET RID OF MY LEGLESS LIZARD
if i dont find it a home i will be looking for a home of my own cause
the wife is gona throw me out .
make me an offer or trade
 
 
 

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Post by Jeff Clar » Fri, 25 Dec 1998 04:00:00


Wade,
   Not sure which one you intend to trade. How about post a picture of the
the wife or the legless lizard and we can see if anybody is interested in
trading........... Sorry I couldn't resist and your "you two should get a
room" post further down the list was very funny.
Merry Christmas
Jeff



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> i NEED TO GET RID OF MY LEGLESS LIZARD
> if i dont find it a home i will be looking for a home of my own cause
> the wife is gona throw me out .
> make me an offer or trade

 
 
 

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Post by Douglas Tayl » Fri, 25 Dec 1998 04:00:00


Is this because you have one too many reptiles or that you cant have
any?  
 
 
 

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Post by Douglas Tayl » Fri, 25 Dec 1998 04:00:00


Funny what some wives will tolerate.  

Since I had snakes long before we married, snakes are part of the
package.  My wife draws the line at giant snakes or venomous.  Easy.

One day about a year ago she saw a little black snake in the house on
the floor.  Now over the years a few snakes have escaped in my house,
but nothing in at least 3 years.  My collection isn't very large and the
snake didn't look like anything I had except for maybe that mexican
black king that escaped 3 years before.  

She is tolerant at best when it comes to snakes, but she knew that if I
had an escaped snake, I'd feel rotten.  So she put on a pair of gloves,
knowing full well nothing I had would bite, grabbed that little black
snake and put it in a bucket.  

Then she started putting things together in her mind.   First, no little
kingsnake is going to survive in our home for 3 years without food or
water.  Second, when she picked that snake up it sure musked and smelled
rotten, quite unlike the little missing kingsnake.  This snake was just
a visitor.

When I got home she showed me the snake.  I let her know it was just a
garter snake from the yard and we let it go together.  I then took her
out to dinner and let her know she was the best wife ever.  I was truly
proud of her.  

So Wade, good luck with the wife. Maybe she'll become desensitized to
all reptiles over the years and you can give snakes a try after a while.
Tell her what my wife did for her husband, maybe she'll  come around.  

dt

 
 
 

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Post by Wade Plu » Sat, 26 Dec 1998 04:00:00


its caus the legless lizard looks too much like a snake and she wont
let me do snakes but i have lizards galore and want more and she will
go for more lizards just NO SNAKES.
I have a herp. rescue and adoption so having reptiles is no problem as
long as they are not snakes


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>Is this because you have one too many reptiles or that you cant have
>any?