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Some big azz river lizards! :eek:
 

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Only two were of the same gator.:sifone:
 

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After this last winter, I don't think that those 'gators would be a big problem in my life if I lived down there. I think that I could clear the 'gators out of my driveway quicker than two feet of snow. I know that they taste better than snow and you can't make boots and belts out of snow. When I had enough boots and belts, I'd just take the hides to Magnum Mark (aka "El Indio") and he could make gun and propeller cases out of the rest.
 
After this last winter, I don't think that those 'gators would be a big problem in my life if I lived down there. I think that I could clear the 'gators out of my driveway quicker than two feet of snow. I know that they taste better than snow and you can't make boots and belts out of snow. When I had enough boots and belts, I'd just take the hides to Magnum Mark (aka "El Indio") and he could make gun and propeller cases out of the rest.

Gator prop covers. Now that's class.....
 
I never heard of anyone dying of a heart attack while shoveling gators out of their driveway.

Mom's cousin is 78, and after this winter he swears he'll never live in Oregon another winter. And that's in the valley where it rarely snows, rain yes, but snow, no.

I've lived in snow, and I'll take gators and hurricane possibilties, over the CERTAINTY of snow azz deep! :eek:

It's just like rain, only a helluva lot colder.
 
If you fall in the river at Joes house, you MIGHT not get eaten by a 'gator. If you fall into the river here in January, you will freeze to death.
 
I never heard of anyone dying of a heart attack while shoveling gators out of their driveway.

Mom's cousin is 78, and after this winter he swears he'll never live in Oregon another winter. And that's in the valley where it rarely snows, rain yes, but snow, no.

I've lived in snow, and I'll take gators and hurricane possibilties, over the CERTAINTY of snow azz deep! :eek:

It's just like rain, only a helluva lot colder.




:rofl:
 
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