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Seeing Pruett post that someone else jumped the gun with a bad guy post is one of the funniest hypocritical lines I have ever seen.
Thing that people need to realize with Bobby... is that he's a borderline crook. Always looking for some way to try and get something he doesn't deserve or didn't earn, then pass the blame onto someone else for his own mistakes.
A quick search on some of the threads that have centered around him or that he's been involved in will show this to be true... he denies any culpability for his own actions whenever it might affect him in a negative manner. Instead of acknowledging a mistake and correcting a situation responsibly, he just denies that he's in any way guilty.
The thread where he sent someone an albino boa... the photos in there are some of the most disgusting examples of neglectful abuse ever seen on these boards... But somehow it wasn't his fault.
The thread where he shipped Ken Foose a bunch of dead snakes... then insisted that Bobby's packaging mistake was Ken's fault... (Incidentally, also a thread where Bobby posted a BOI thread all of ninety seconds after asking Ken "What he wanted to do" about the whole mess... and now complains because someone jumped the gun on him?!)...
His role in the whole Tim Bowles mess is a bit questionable too... But he's right there to deny any responsibility for himself (and his scumbag friends) and try to say that somehow, his inability to be HONEST is the other person's fault.
Goddamn Bobby... for once in your fairly pathetic career of half-scams and rip-offs, take some responsibility and just FIX THE PROBLEM, just like a *real-grownup* businessman.
All the points about how he shouldn't have had to be browbeaten into doing the right thing (Which, as of this posting, still hasn't happened) remind me of someone else... someone who was a crook, refused to admit or correct their mistakes, always threw the blame on others... finally got identified for what he is and is no longer welcome on these messageboards...
Bobby "Guibitz" Pruett... Bad guy.
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