Here's my dilemma...



I told my landlord that I have a couple snakes that I'd like to keep in my apartment. (Keep in mind that this is NOT an apartment complex where rules apply to EVERYONE but an apartment connected to a house on a decent size piece of property) He and his wife told me that it would be fine for me to have them. After I moved them in and got them settled, I remembered my landlord saying that his 15 yr old son liked reptiles and had one or two lizards as pets. I took it upon myself to throw my 10' python on my shoulder and walk him outside to meet my landlord and his son. Little did I know that my landlords wife (who wears the pants) is afraid of all snakes. Seeing how big the python was, she quickly changed her mind about letting me keep them. They told me that it doesn't have to be done in a hurry, but the snakes have to go!



I'm totally heartbroken and I'd rather move out than give them away! The only problem is, I can't move out!



Give me some ideas as to how I could change their minds!



Give me some facts that I could use in my arguement!



Please help me in my fight to keep these guys!



THANKS!
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George

1.0.0. Albino Burmese Python (Tyranus)

1.0.0. Columbian Red Tail Boa (Madmartigan)

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• I need collective help from everyone! - GDeHavenIV, Wed Sep 27 12:41:38 2006
• refer to your lease - Clydesdale, Wed Sep 27 14:53:47 2006
• RE: refer to your lease - GDeHavenIV, Wed Sep 27 15:11:16 2006
• RE: refer to your lease - improvius, Wed Sep 27 16:03:22 2006
• RE: refer to your lease - GDeHavenIV, Thu Sep 28 07:43:59 2006
• Ask and yes shall recieve... - Nicodemus, Thu Sep 28 08:24:41 2006
• RE: refer to your lease - chrish, Thu Sep 28 23:05:39 2006
• And the moral of the story........... - duffy, Wed Sep 27 18:45:55 2006
• RE: And the moral of the story........... - GDeHavenIV, Mon Oct 2 11:34:40 2006
• RE: And the moral of the story........... - philllll, Tue Oct 3 11:33:02 2006