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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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MinnieM123
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The year was 1959 -- quite cutting edge. 
Goofyernmost
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Question: What happens to dead Alligators? You never hear of someone coming across an Alligator skeleton or ancient Alligator burial grounds. I know a lot of them, or at least part of them, end up as a pair of boots or a purse, but what about the rest. I think that the house of representatives should open up an investigation on this important possible problem.
I know I eat them.Deep fried gator nuggets, dipping sauce with an ice cold beer.
Goofyernmost
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Yea, but those are the ones that have been, for lack of a better word, harvested. I'm talking about those that die naturally. Which reminds me, when I was in New Orleans for my daughters graduation, I had the occasion to sample some Alligator Jambalaya. Tastes like chicken!
If you didn't think about what you were eating it was fine.I also like hot dogs but I don’t want to think what hot dogs are made of.Yea, but those are the ones that have been, for lack of a better word, harvested. I'm talking about those that die naturally. Which reminds me, when I was in New Orleans for my daughters graduation, I had the occasion to sample some Alligator Jambalaya. Tastes like chicken!
Some things FL locals generally don't do
Swim in lakes because of
Go near bodies of water with your pet including retention ponds because of
Walk barefoot or lay out to get some sun on grassy areas because one can't see clearly what is slithering -
While cutting the grass wear long pants since a snake crawled up my leg headed towards my waist , I ran down the street and screamed like a maniac while onlookers wondered what was going on.
There are a number of
crossing the local roadways moving from one body of water to another, County workers put up roadway signage " Wildlife Crossing ".
John park hopper
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Cesar R M
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Figgy1
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Pecans are pronounced different ways in different parts of the US with each area saying their way is the only way. One such pronunciation is Pea Cans
wdwfan4ver
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I have an answer.
I'm sure Wisconsin state fair is not the only fair that serves gator as food.
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