I got my own site

[Heather]

I made me a site. But it is not doen yet. I am still adding things to it but it is good so far.

Heather's domain

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"Ouch" The broccoli is on the roof!!
Gotta catch em all pokemon!!
Look behind you!! hello my dragon is back... I am a lion here me roar "moo"... little bunny foo foo hoping through the forest found him self a hutter & now hes on the wall...

[eddie]

got a spell checker in your house or yeard?
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[reptilemama]

You might want to rethink some of the pictures you have on there. I don't want to sound mean, but it's obvious you used those pics from someone else's page, and if you do so without asking, it's considered copyright infringement, which is against the law. It's also a little obvious that you took most of your ball python care sheet from another page. That's fine if you ask first and give them credit, but again, without permission, it's against the law.
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[eddie]

I was delerious from the other stuff to have noticed that!
good catch RM!
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[BWSmith]

I agree with the other posts regarding your site. But I will at least add a posative note: Your Ball Python ont he Lost Friends page was very pretty.
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[Heather]

I got that care for pythons from a book & my friends i did not take it.
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[bensnacks]

There's a lot there Heather it must have taken a lot of work and it looks good!

You really must be careful about using information or pictures from books or other
websites.
It's o.k. to do so as long as you reference it correctly ,stating the
author and year the book was published.

Here's an example,...

Anoles are slender lizards with long tails.One way to distinguish between
the sexes is the "females have a white line down her back but young males have it too
but loose it with age."-Crawford 2002

The first bit is mine but the stuff inside the "" marks is yours from your site so I have to give
your last name and date it was written.

Please ,please...... check your spelling Heather!. Maybe you could get a friend who can spell well
to check it for you .It will make your site look a lot more professional.

[Stormyva]

I agree with all.... get the spelling checked!
On a positive note though.... you have a great start. Keep working hard!
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[Heather]

k i will check my spelling but it will be a few days for I get it all spelled right....
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[coferj]

Whew! I agree, her spelling leaves something to be desired at times, but I think one post about that would have covered it...not 4...give 'er a break! Sorry, just don't believe in "beating a dead horse".
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[Heather]

<TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE> &quot;beating a dead horse&quot;. </BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD><HR></TD></TR></TABLE>

what does that mean????
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[BWSmith]

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what does that mean???? </BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD><HR></TD></TR></TABLE>


It means that a critique has already been brought up once or twice. Saying to check your spelling over and over again is overkill, thus &quot;Beating a Dead Horse.&quot; It is just an old saying that still gets used a lot. Noone was calling you a dead horse [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]
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