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RE: a-doc?

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Posted by: amazondoc at Sat Mar 20 11:37:52 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by amazondoc ]  
   

>>Actually in our thread you did attack the individual. You felt the need, quite correctly, to tell me I should have used subjective instead of objective.



Jeez, how sensitive can you get? That wasn't an attack at all, simply an attempt to clarify a possible misunderstanding.



>>Yet when I pointed out to you your mistake when you questioned why the size of the released burm would make any difference.

>>You never responded.



Sorry, I'm sure I've missed responding to quite a few posts in this maze of threads. If there's something important that you really want answered, please repeat it and I'll give it a try.



>>Here you are a degreed,supposedly, an expert in animals, supposedly, and I am having to explain to you why a hatchling or juvenile Burm would have a harder time making it in the wild compared to a larger more established adult.



You don't "have" to explain anything of the sort to me. I never claimed anything different.



>>You are argumentative and can't admit when you are wrong. D.C.



Phhht. I've admitted to being wrong in at least two or three instances in this forum alone. I'm not surprised if you haven't seen those posts, though -- refer back to my comment about it being easy to miss posts in this maze.
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