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RE: Some arguments about this one...

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Posted by: lakebum1716 at Thu May 10 01:59:05 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lakebum1716 ]  
   

I have learned that he is the resident "expert" at www.allexperts.com, which means that he has answered hundreds if not thousands of "what kind of snake is this?" questions. I didn't have to go through his list of responses for long before I found one where he called a ready-to-shed Milk Snake a "rarely seen in the wild" "albino Corn Snake."

No telling what he would be saying if he wasn't an expert.


   

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