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Read it I think make you more understand the Deep down feelings you have. Highly doubt it But, if nothing else It is there for your amusement. LOL.
Take care
Justin

that was very poetic...it deffinetly made me laugh. I still keep every snake close to my heart...they can for sure be frustrating but it is worth it. I have a green anaconda I worked so hard on and am still in battle with over eating rodents I would not trade her for a leucistic ball python. My collection grows and grows and I deal with lots of problems but it still grows and $1000s are spent by me each year. Amazons are super snakes and rarely have problems but this little girl still has skin on her from that post since she is so fragile I cant get it off even if i soak her...I might just have to wait till next shed (at least its off her eyes). For those who posted about buying my snakes...sorry, none are for sale right now...everything either has huge sentimental value or it has huge sentimental value and breeding plans.

Dude, you sound like me!! I can relate 100% to everything you wrote in that post. They really should have some sort of twelve step program for all us poor suffering addicts out there. Hahahahaha!!!!!! Billy

>>Read it I think make you more understand the Deep down feelings you have. Highly doubt it But, if nothing else It is there for your amusement. LOL.
>>Take care
>>Justin

I really can't pay for those things I need to pay for. Thank god I'm still living with my parents. In the last couple of months I've made over $2,000, but I really don't see anything new in my room or anywhere else besides all my snakes and their cages, lighting, heating, etc. And I still want more!!! *runs off crying*