MGiff

MGiff

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wstaylor, don't worry and don't wonder! You can't figure human nature! Personally I like the design, some people don't cause human nature means some "have-nots" hate the "haves". Also, I happen to love your wallpapers. I always have to modify them though cause I don't like text on my desktop but the logo doesn't bother me, neither does the butterfly. You're gonna go crazy looking for reasoning behind the lack of respect for anything these days........... [Message Edited]

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"Warning All water snakes in the genus Nerodia will bite if harassed. Their bite is not venomous. The Southern is commonly mistaken for the venomous Cottonmouth. It defends itself vigorously when disturbed." It is DEFINITELY a watersnake, of that I have no doubt. I think they are all pretty close in appearance. I read in one place where the plainbelly is also mistaken for the copperhead and actually flattens it's head to try and look like one when it's defending. I feel SO much bette

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From the pictures I saw, it looks like the Northern and the Plainbelly juvenile. I live in Northern Mississippi so I figured the Northern was out but I found an Arkansas website that had the Plainbelly juvy and this was it! The adult doesn't look like it but the juvy is exact. Thank you so much Essencay and DesignCaddy and everyone else, I was going crazy over this. By the way, your mother probably had the best idea. It was in the garden which I had just disturbed by raking and pulling weed

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DavidK I figured that by the way it wiggled..... Actually I need to know because there are more than one and this is the one my cat brought me. IN THE HOUSE. Now I am holding the cats hostage inside the house and they are driving me crazy but I can't let them back out until I know. This was prior to your 2nd reply! I'm looking up garden snake now. [Message Edited]

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The same with my grandmother. We brought her home when her liver began failing and she just sort of fell asleep. Her dying was so gradual as we sat around her and as she went she began to smile. I believe angels came for her and she was happy to see them. Don't feel guilty, where the guilt comes from is the thought that you're not thinking like society says you should think, it is actually selfish to want her hanging on and suffering. It took me a while to realize that but now it makes sens

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"Sounds like a natural cycle in locus population, probably exacerbated by the prior draught - the same as often unfortunately happens in Africa. The locus population ticks over in lean times, and explodes quickly when crops are available. Why, what does it sound like to you? A biblical plague caused by the wrath of God?" Sput! That is exactly what I thought! I have never really heard of locusts doing anything like that and now, all of a sudden, it's mentioned several times in the new

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