snakeg - aeterrabyte - Thomas Dorn - snakegenius - BEWARE

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

What is wrong with informing the "virtual world" about the crooked thief or what he/she looks like in the real world?
Personally I live in Texas and would like to know everything I can about people I deal with. All of my deals are face to face and if there is dirt on you and we meet I am going to do at least two things. 1- I will embarrass the hell out of you 2- I might get back in my truck and drive off. Regardless its no deal :gj:

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Though I didn't read all 119 pages, it sounded like it was taken well outside the virtual world, into this guy's school. And no, there is nothing wrong with informing folks on the boards who they are dealing with...sellers beware and whatnot.

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Originally Posted by danojeno

Though I didn't read all 119 pages, it sounded like it was taken well outside the virtual world, into this guy's school. And no, there is nothing wrong with informing folks on the boards who they are dealing with...sellers beware and whatnot.

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As I understand it, he deals with animals during his courses so yes they need to be informed of his violations of animals as well.;)
It all tumbles down to "RESPONSABILITY" and realizing that any and every action you take day to day might come back and haunt you for the rest of your life regardless of what you want out there or not.

This guy was trying to use bullying tactics to safely sit back while threatening and trying to destroy the sellers reputation. Everything that was dug up on him was public record. He now knows that when he flings smelly stuff it can be flung right back. I have no sympathy for Thomas.

Ugh this gave me a headache.. I didnt get through the whole thread, but the buyers argument was so inventive it was at least entertaining to read.

Hi, Everyone!

Here is the video I took Thursday night (click me). I recommend steering clear of this guy. Course, I may be a little biased... :rolleyes:

To be honest I have not read much of what was said but the video of the 'IBD' looked to me like poisoning to my eye. I suspect that most of the 'cases' of IBD in Royal pythons are from poisoning. I am not suggesting intentional poisoning however. Flea power on feeder animals mis or incorrect use of mite treatments all can cause neurological issues. It is clear the animal is not effected by IBD and is on the road to recovery. I am glad the animal is ok and am sorry there was problems.