Dan,
I asked you a question. You are the one who started flinging adjectives around, accusing me of coming to a conclusion, suggesting I need an "expert medical opinion", etc. All over a silly question. Talk about immature, defensive behavior.
Now let me explain something to you that you seem not to understand.
This is not a court of law, it is an internet forum. And I am not on a jury. I don't have to wait until closing arguments to form an opinion. I still think OJ killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, but guess what? The jury found him not guilty. Did that change my opinion? Not a chance in hell.
In this case I merely stated that I had a problem with the fact that a deformed snake was being offered as anything but "free to a good home". I don't care what the seller says, I still think that. I also know,
for a fact that Quenton Fraser, who listed the snake, is one of the owners of Blood Bank Dragons. The other owner is Steven Barnes, who is evidently not involved with this snake. That it was listed on their account at Kingsnake, which also is not open for debate since I established that fact, was a mistake on their part,
in my opinion. Again, it does not matter what their reason was, it was a mistake. Look at this thread and around the internet at other reptile forums and you will see that my opinion is not at all unique.
Now you came here and made a comment about how this was a "laugh" and ridiculed those who had expressed an opinion. And you go on to attack me for mine. And all I did was ask you a simple, albeit silly, question.
You go on to tell us all about your education, bragging about how taxpayers wasted their money on it, etc, etc. Who cares, Dan? I mean, really, who here do you think you are impressing by telling us about all of your so-called qualifications? I know that I don't give a crap and I doubt seriously that many others do.
I believe it was Dennis Hultman whos asked you once, why is it that all the threads in which you post become about you? Why is that? Why do you constantly need to mention that you were a Marine, you've been in Desert Storm, etc, etc? It's nice and all that you served our country, but it's also
irrelevant on this site. But you seem to need to mention it often.
Dan Scolaro said:
I also was a hospital corpsman and surgical technician for 5 years, and my specialization: Neurosurgery. Heck, I used to cut lawns, bagged groceries, and worked as a mechanic in a bowling alley. Also served with the Marines as a Corpsman during the bombing in Iran, invasion of Grenada, and Desert Storm. Literally spent days putting service members back together in an emergency room with no sleep for several days. And my administrator duties were completed while working for you as a Naval Officer after completing a Bachelor's Degree in Healthcare Management and a Master's in Business Administration. Hey, don't insult my career profession, be happy about it. Heck, if you paid taxes, you paid for it, so be glad about it.
Dan Scolaro said:
I have managed hospitals for almost 20 years
Dan Scolaro said:
I started my career in 1981 and served as a Corpsman with the 2nd FSSG at Camp Lejeune. After I earned a commission I served as the Administrative Officer of the medical clinic at Parris Island.
I could go on as I am sure there are others but I think the point has been made.
Dan, I asked a question. And yes, I have come to a conclusion about that ad. My opinion is that it was in poor taste and ill advised. And the seller should have known better. That he has seen the error of his ways is to his credit.