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obeligz
at Sun May 17 06:50:27 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by obeligz ]
But thatīs the pessimist in me speaking but you know what they say.. A pessimist is an optimist with experience...
All I ever wanted to be was a simple red neck reptile farmer, leading a down to earth herpetoculturist form of existence. But in stead, Iīm forced to stick my big flat feet into the tiny shoes of herpetosenatorship, which requires walking around in high heels with gloss pointy tips.That just donīt come natural to me.. I feel my feet just wonīt fit, and therefore also that Iīm doomed to be a censored part of contemporary cultural diversity.
I fear many a herpetoculturist would rather be a rebel reptile than a noble moral senatorship. Only problem I see, is that once the legal reptile farmers go extinct, it will be time for the reptile rebels to wheep.
Unless we can recruit enough senators before legal reptiles go half-way extinct, then perhaps we have a standing chance to succeed. If we have to recruit responsible senators from the army of rebel reptiles, then I fear the war on responsible herpetoculturists may draw out into eternity and I canīt see we have to much time at our disposal before many of the earthīs wild amphibians and reptiles go extinct.
I hope Iīm wrong, and that many reptile senators come forth to claim moral dominion over capitol hill.
oby
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