Wow.

[Jeox]

LOL... BTW I saw some full grown pacu's at marineland... those things are HUGE! Those things could eat my dog!



I think that's Bob Viella.

Yeah. Pacu get HUGE.

 

[Bderick67]

I got a reply to the email I had sent;


Read Message
From:"Bob Vella" <bvella@bak.rr.com>
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To:<bderick67@comcast.net>
Subject:RE: pet tips?
Date:Sunday, July 01, 2007 12:06:31 AM
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First of all Brian what was listed on HGTV's web site was never authorized
by me. Second the whole thing is out of context. The segment was originally
done on what to do in case of an emergency when your child brings home a pet
and you can't get to a store to purchase the proper equipment. When the
segment first aired several years ago we covered several scenarios on "what
if your child brought home an unexpected goldfish, hamster and guinea pig.

The information on the web site did not put the information into the actual
context on which it was being recommended.

Maybe you should first find out from someone the real story before telling
them that the info was pulled out of their ASS.

 

[Angel51087]

What an idiot, out of context or not the information is still wrong and misleading. No where in the text does it say "this is a temporary solution and an appropriate home should be found ASAP". If this info was done on emergency situations why does it not say that???? The info is out of his ass and children should not just be bringing home animals anyway !!!

 

[guppy breeder]

true that

 

[dbcb314]

I got a reply to the email I had sent;


Read Message
From:"Bob Vella" <bvella@bak.rr.com>
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To:<bderick67@comcast.net>
Subject:RE: pet tips?
Date:Sunday, July 01, 2007 12:06:31 AM
[View Source]
First of all Brian what was listed on HGTV's web site was never authorized
by me. Second the whole thing is out of context. The segment was originally
done on what to do in case of an emergency when your child brings home a pet
and you can't get to a store to purchase the proper equipment. When the
segment first aired several years ago we covered several scenarios on "what
if your child brought home an unexpected goldfish, hamster and guinea pig.

The information on the web site did not put the information into the actual
context on which it was being recommended.

Maybe you should first find out from someone the real story before telling
them that the info was pulled out of their ASS.

lol

you better respond or you just got owned

 

[Atreyu]

Maybe you should first find out from someone the real story before telling
them that the info was pulled out of their ASS.

LOL

 

[ercnan]

I got a reply to the email I had sent;


Read Message
From:"Bob Vella" <bvella@bak.rr.com>
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To:<bderick67@comcast.net>
Subject:RE: pet tips?
Date:Sunday, July 01, 2007 12:06:31 AM
[View Source]
First of all Brian what was listed on HGTV's web site was never authorized
by me. Second the whole thing is out of context. The segment was originally
done on what to do in case of an emergency when your child brings home a pet
and you can't get to a store to purchase the proper equipment. When the
segment first aired several years ago we covered several scenarios on "what
if your child brought home an unexpected goldfish, hamster and guinea pig.

The information on the web site did not put the information into the actual
context on which it was being recommended.

Maybe you should first find out from someone the real story before telling
them that the info was pulled out of their ASS.

Sounds to me like he needs to get with the HGTV people about this "unathorized and out of context" printing number one, and number 2 (no pun intended) should stick his head up his ass to keep any other useless, misleading, and flat wrong info from being pulled out in the future.
What a s+++head.