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Hey Toasted!

Talk bass is worth the investment....the Toasted thing was a sad attempt at levity...as a few weeeks ago i posted something in the effects forum and he claimed to not read or answer posts unless they were made by supporting members......

was just a way to say look at me i ponied up the cash....lame i know

Eh, go hit the classifieds and start trading stuff. Money well spent for the deals you can get on here.;)
 
The key to a good LOL. No LOL is complete without the addition of a LOL directed towards Mark for being Canadian. If we all can't LOL at Mark for this reason alone, then maybe we have no more business at TB.

I mean if you can't give a gentle ribbing to our maple syrup drinking, caribou loving, hockey playing neighbors up in the Great White North, who can you make fun of the English?

Oh wait...:D
 
Every once in a while you see a news story about some crazy old lady that the authorities have to remove from her house because there are 200 cats living with her and it's just unbelievable what the inside of the house is like.

I picture the same thing here except substitute crazy guy for crazy old lady and substitute snakes for cats.







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Several hundred?! Whatever part of Texas you're in, remind me not to visit your house!

I wish I was one of his neighbors. Emerald Tree Boas are absolutely stunning. To me,they are the most beautiful snake out there. The juveniles can be bright yellow, bright orange, or bright red, and they transform as adults to a beautiful green or blue green.

I've had as many as five snakes at a time......A Columbian Red Tail Boa, a Hogg Islang Boa, an Amazon Tree Boa, an Argentine Rainbow Boa, a Ball Python, and a few others.

I currently have a Oketee Cornsnake and a Juvenile Columbian Boa.