Black Mamba asked:
Joel 's birthday is finally over. I 'VE generally raving week. Now I 'm free to rant all I want. Lingg Pagtitimpi ng of the ang isang of Matapan, galit ng of the magpakawala handa na akong. Umuusok in naglalagablab na galit. In my quest to share my blog all through the World Wide Web, joining different communities blog. In one of the communities I posted a thread entitled, 'Are you interested in snakes? 'That simple. To my surprise I get some comments such as ……….. 'I' m scared of snakes …. '' I **** snakes. " These comments that I make, I understand that not everyone shares my passion for snakes. The following, however, managed to stick my nerves. Note that corrected anything out except the name. These were his exact words: 'I' m with YOU, —-¡! Sheesh, I had a device on my blog flickr pool with a group of nature and one day, after a year, I asked, politely, occasionally, not to include snakes in the pool. These fans were biting Bonkers. So disgusting. It was so 'crushed' took me 42 seconds to download the whole vague and to put a group class! They lost a TON of traffic – diary my readers click on those photos to look at your pics. Serves' em right! And most people don 't know: salmonella in snakes have thick skin. Easy to get sick playing those nasty things, but who would want to, you 'd hafta look at' em. YUCK. Fully Diz-sniffing. (Geez, why did I read this now … I 'm gonna have a nightmare, a sheesh.)' The Dimwit who set it in that particular site, first off, you spelled it wrong salmonella. hahaha. Second, How dare you call THICK, nasty, and disgust! You knew that snakes play a significant role in many ecosystems worldwide. "Nakatira of vague Saang planet ka?? Do snakes benefit humans by controlling rodent populations (Hallur never heard of the bubonic plague?? Hindi, mwahaha the tingin ko). Even the snake venom has been used to treat various diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and hemophilia. Third, yes, I heard that reptiles carry some Salmonella strains. But so do amphibians, mammals, which includes us humans (the baka naman ka from abroad or ???). Even domestic animals common household like dogs and cats. Chickens may even lead to the 2,000 + species of Salmonella. Salmonella sources include contaminated meat, improperly cooked meat, undercooked eggs, animal feces, raw milk or even feed some fertilizer y. Is probably associated with them because they come into contact with her Hallur of Dahil faeces, Katula mo sila nakakalakad of Hindi. They can move in 4 different ways, rectilinear, serpentine movement, movement accordion, and sidewinding, walang 'notice; walking' legs wala naman of Silang of the Dahil (alam mo rin baka of Hindi or the yon? ??). Correct me if I 'm harms [calling all herpetologists (such as scientists who study reptiles and amphibians, akala mo of YUN ANG of the Baka kasi ng herpes manggagamot of Hindi sila) please help me ............], out here I heard once there is a solution to get salmonella from reptiles, hand washing and alcohol! Argue (even kissing) Sedira much, but one thing I do is always wash your hands afterwards. It 's so easy to wash one' s hands: water + soap + lang yan common sense, unless of course you lack estes last (enthusiasm ng kamay mo dinar of the kita turu maghugas ???). Do you have more chances of getting the wrong food bacteria you handling a reptile, intyendes??? "Fourth, CONSERVATION never heard of ????? Why the heck do you think Steve Irwin wrestled all those crocodiles??? Did you think it really had nothing better to do??? Did you know that some 200 species of snakes are considered threatened or endangered? The greatest threat is habitat loss resulting from human activities like logging record such causes. Are hunted for their beautiful skin that we turn human beings into bags, belts, folders, etc.. In some countries, are killed for their meat is considered a delicacy. Others look for the blood that is valued for its alleged pharmaceutical effect of warming the blood of the drinker. In fact, the U.S. threat to them and not the other way around. And FYI, snakes do not bite humans and are harmless unless provoked. So unless you start taking an interest in their survival, snakes may be banished from our planet. Unless you start to care, baka makita sa reserves the mo nalang sila of pictures or sa. There are many things that still do not know about them. In fact, only started reading about salmonella in reptiles when I heard Mr. Ignoramus Maximus Stupidus (scientific name is ……. DA bonggacious kita ng ginawa of the PA). There are many species that would love to learn more about, read about, and if I 'm lucky, sustain and direct. But alas, I can only drool in envy as I watch reruns of the last Steve Irwin handles the most venomous species. Whenever you are going to zoos, I run straight toward the serpentarium while always captivate me. In case you didn 't notice (my username only screams snakes black_mamba, the duh), AMO SNAKES THAN ANY OTHER ANIMAL ON THE PLANET! As to the a – hole who said that, next time you feel like saying anything bad about him, think again. Or better yet, start looking at a more national Geo or Animal Planet instead of watching Paris Hilton 'Video pornography s. Or read more books instead of all these magazines Playboy and Hustler. The PSI set the pics of me & Sedira kissing, but na later as it is only 5 am, I haven 't brushed my teeth, hahaha mahimatay of the Baka siya ……….. …
