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Zeitghost

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64. I've learned

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Sat Feb 25, 2023, 03:36 PM

Feb 2023

That DU loves ferrel invasive cattle and want to save them so they can continue to destroy wilderness areas they don't belong in while at the same time waiting native gators who have lived in Florida for thousands of years to be removed so that we can have housing developments.

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Video of gator just before he took an elder woman down in Florida. [View all] Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 OP

Florids It's gators or guns when you retire to... TreasonousBastard Feb 2023 #1

Same! nt pazzyanne Feb 2023 #7

+1 llmart Feb 2023 #59

Florida is like a death trap - gators, sink holes, pythons, guns and underthematrix Feb 2023 #2

And awful bugs. nt leftyladyfrommo Feb 2023 #16

And laws to cancel vaccines that can save you from the plague. Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #19

and worst of all HUMIDITY BlueWaveNeverEnd Feb 2023 #50

This is tragic. We are told all the time about the dangers near lakes n ponds Deuxcents Feb 2023 #3

The Residents Gave The Alligator A Fucking Name SoCalDavidS Feb 2023 #4

Gators, guns and weenies. rubbersole Feb 2023 #14

"Neighborhood fixture" In It to Win It Feb 2023 #5

Common Sense? This Is Floriduh. nt SoCalDavidS Feb 2023 #22

Oh wow. Tommy Carcetti Feb 2023 #49

The Truth Hurts SoCalDavidS Feb 2023 #53

There's no truth there. Tommy Carcetti Feb 2023 #57

Had to click off that video. Poor woman and her loved ones. PufPuf23 Feb 2023 #6

That has got to be one of the most horrific ways to go. Sky Jewels Feb 2023 #8

I recently watched one of the Jurassic Park movies, similar ancient scary creature. betsuni Feb 2023 #9

In one of the last Jurassic Park movies, I was more afraid of Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #20

Oh, dear God! How horrific! dmr Feb 2023 #10

If there is a mandatory HOA involved, they will probably get sued. Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #21

I doubt it will be successful. Ms. Toad Feb 2023 #58

A good friend just bought a house there spinbaby Feb 2023 #11

They are not... 2naSalit Feb 2023 #13

And diminishing food sources. rubbersole Feb 2023 #15

Yeah. 2naSalit Feb 2023 #17

Florida take-out... rubbersole Feb 2023 #18

In Florida, people just have to assume all water contains gators. Sky Jewels Feb 2023 #40

Apparently there's a service for that spinbaby Feb 2023 #43

Yeah, that is strange. Sky Jewels Feb 2023 #54

Yes on pools. I have seen them in pools in the past. JanMichael Feb 2023 #63

Oy! Sky Jewels Feb 2023 #65

Not going to watch that. 2naSalit Feb 2023 #12

That's just bdamomma Feb 2023 #23

It's people-infested In It to Win It Feb 2023 #38

True. The people are far more destructive. Sky Jewels Feb 2023 #42

It is not an alligator problem it is a people problem. Chainfire Feb 2023 #24

I think that those of us who live in Florida near lakes also have the sense Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #26

True, and if you are in doubt that the local lake or pond has gators, just take a strong flashlight Chainfire Feb 2023 #28

LOL. Good tip. Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #31

Thanks for your insights. n/t shrike3 Feb 2023 #33

So true. They are a fact of life and supposed to be. Hortensis Feb 2023 #39

A friend's mom who lives in Florida said she can't get a small dog right now ecstatic Feb 2023 #56

Nobody goes to Florida anymore it's too crowded GusBob Feb 2023 #25

The area from The Villages into Orlando is ridicuous. Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #27

The community I used to live in GusBob Feb 2023 #29

Of course they're open arms to growth. Baitball Blogger Feb 2023 #30

See above comment GusBob Feb 2023 #32

Through Orlando is ridiculous spinbaby Feb 2023 #44

"I won't have to shovel snow." shrike3 Feb 2023 #34

Wellllll GusBob Feb 2023 #35

Yeah as a resident I wish the boycott was a little more effective come on people do your part EX500rider Feb 2023 #36

I wish that people were not still coming to Florida. Chainfire Feb 2023 #37

Well said GusBob Feb 2023 #41

That's almost half the entire population of the USA FakeNoose Feb 2023 #46

People from all over the country and the world GusBob Feb 2023 #48

I didn't count them personally, so I can't be sure. ;) Chainfire Feb 2023 #51

That was in 2019 EX500rider Feb 2023 #60

Most if not all of the people I know who've moved to Florida were already red state types shrike3 Feb 2023 #62

Yogi, is that you? 11 Bravo Feb 2023 #45

Nearly 1000 people a day move to Florida. Mariana Feb 2023 #55

They fished a alligator out of a lake in Brooklyn's Prospect Park earlier this week... Princess Turandot Feb 2023 #47

What a macabre thing to post. Brenda Feb 2023 #52

+1 Celerity Feb 2023 #61

I've learned Zeitghost Feb 2023 #64