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  1. 02-16-2012, 07:30 PM #1
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    New poster, but occasional reader...

    My 1.0 Human is always linking me here and I think I've finally gotten over my disgust at other "help sites" enough to try again. This seems like a fun community and I look forward to joining in... even if our "proper snake purchase" is under negotiations, I'll never be without my geckos!
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    Re: New poster, but occasional reader...

    "Official" welcome to BP.net then, even if you've already lurked for a while, lol! Enjoy and welcome to the community.
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    Re: New poster, but occasional reader...

    to BP.net.
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    Welcome to BP.net. There's plenty of room for all Herp lovers here. What kind of "proper snake purchase" do you have under consideration?
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    Re: New poster, but occasional reader...

    Hello, and to BP.net...
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    Re: New poster, but occasional reader...

    The "proper" snake purchase under negotiations is that, much like other people's children, I like other people's snakes - I'll play with them and then give them back. I'm just not "snake keeper" material. (But I'll defend with everything I've got other people's rights to have them!) So my 1.0 Human and I are trying to compromise on a snake I won't might having around... small and not to much of a head flare, but he's not into milk/rat/corn snakes. LOL, it's quite a discussion!
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    to the forum. You don't know what your missing owning a snake
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    Oh, I know I'll find out someday. It is just a matter of time and careful consideration.
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