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Vitriola-

I understand you volunteer at the reptile rescue here in Colorado.

I just bought a Vision cage 728 for my juvenile Bearded Dragon named Tahoe. It is fricken huge. I am talking 8 feet long and 4 foot tall. It is a zoo quality tank with half inch thick glass on the front. I bought it from a Seattle Seahawk player named Chad Brown that owns a reptile store here in Highlands Ranch.

For those that do not know what a bearded dragon is:





With this comes more room for new beardies.

Are you aware of any Bearded Dragons up for adoption? If so, should I sign up and get some? I would like to get about 4 total.

What would you recommend? Also, I have a cage and some habitat parts I would like to donate to the rescue. Let me know how I should do that?

Put me on the list and let me know when you get in Bearded Dragons. They would love my huge terrarium with live plants and tons of lighting.

Kbye

I forwarded this message to Ae, the director of the shelter. I will post here what she says!

Vitriola wrote:I forwarded this message to Ae, the director of the shelter. I will post here what she says!

to Ae, the director

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Milker... did you actually meet Chad Brown? My brother is a big Seahawks fan.

I did not meet him personally, but understand he is at the Reptile shop down by my house all the time. In fact, I understand he lives very close to me.

I bet we could meet him at any time at the shop.


If you search long enough you will even find pictures of Bill Romanowski.

I love that name Bill Romanowski. He is a punchy young fellow.

Check out the site.

www.proexotics.com

Here is the picture of my new cage:

I like Bill Romanowski. I like the fact that he uses the same apparatus to breathe as Darth Vader. It would be like this to buy a bearded dragon from him:

ICJ> Hi, Bill Romanowski!
BR> Hi... hisss..... hisss.... hisss.....
ICJ> I'd like to buy a dragon!
BR> That will be... hiss.... hisssss.. hisssss.... $45.sixty... hissssss.... hurrr.... seven..... hissssss heeesshhhh
ICJ> Thanks, Bill Romanowski!
BR> hisss.... hssszshshh...... don't mentinsssshnion it.... hisss....

Wow, did Ae have some things to say about your boy Chad there!

"Yeah, all of our monitors that come through here, most of which we have to euthanize, come from Pro Exotics."

"Too bad more people aren't made aware that what they're really buying is a 4 foot long carnivorous lizard."

"Well, I'll give him some credit, at least he's not breeding the ones that will NEVER become socialized to people. Although they'll probably still eat your children."

OH YEAH??? WELL LETS SEEE THIS "Ae" PERSON TACKLE A SHIFTY HALF BACK!!!!!!

I created a bunch of these large carnivorius 'lizards' on my island and they made quite nice pets. Just ask the blood-sucking lawyer, Mr. Genarro. He made good friends with our T-Rex, clocked in at thirty miles an hour, you know, spared no expense. Now please excuse me while I limp off and eat some ice cream in the kitchens.

I hope Dennis Nedry has fixed that security issue..

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Isn't Ae like the lead god in the Forgotten Realms?

It's also a Latin suffix, but, in this case, it's her nickname. Real name = Ann-Elizabeth.

Vitriola wrote:It's also a Latin suffix, but, in this case, it's her nickname. Real name = Ann-Elizabeth.

First declension genitive or dative singular, or nominative plural. Also first declension locative singular, but that's sort of obscure.

Feral Grammarian

Feral Grammarian wrote: First declension genitive or dative singular, or nominative plural. Also first declension locative singular, but that's sort of obscure.

Also, if I recall correctly, vocative plural, since the vocative usually tracks the nominative.

Feral Grammarian

Feral Grammarian wrote:First declension genitive or dative singular

That is what I was thinking, yes, but I didn't feel the need to be a showoff about it.

Vitriola wrote:That is what I was thinking, yes, but I didn't feel the need to be a showoff about it.

Rrrargh! Grrarrrgh! Grrrargh!

That's the "feral" part, you see.

Feral Grammarian