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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Mar 1, 2005
Description: This guy resides in the retention pond beside my hangar. I found him in my hangar several years ago. At the time he was around 2', now he is in excess of 5 1/2'. Frank says he must have been eating Canadian Tourists. My wife won't let me take her (my) dog to the airport anymore!
Date Taken: Mar 1, 2005
Place Taken: Reynold's Airpark, Green Cove Springs, Fl.
Owner: Rick Oreair
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Category: 1082,Oreair''s Musings
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Bob Jones - Mar 01,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    And I thought I had a problem when I had field mice in the hanger.     
  
Dave Lima - Mar 01,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    our bears up here could handle that little fellow, easily!<br />and maybe even a few americans too!     
  
Robert Lee - Mar 01,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    All this talk of gators eating Canadians or other people North of Virginia is just pure nonsense! Any “true” Floridian is well aware gators avoid any meat that contains high levels of hot gasses and bovine feces. There is secret project going on in the labs of the University of Florida to try and trick gators into enjoying the white gaseous ones by coating white socks in a micro layer of sugar. The hopes are to reduce the gator population and traffic at the same time.<br /><br />They also recently received a grant from Texas A &amp; M to help develop poisonous micro darts launched by computer controlled micro air launchers that trigger on key phrases like “ up north we do” …. <br />     
  
Dave Lima - Mar 01,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    robert you forgot the word 'eh'. i think that it's the most common word up here. i must admit it, that gator does look nasty.     
  
Robert Lee - Mar 02,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    Dave I think they are leaving out Eh on purpose. They are finding its the US version that seem to be the most rude and obnoxious.     
  
Kenneth Leonard - Mar 02,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    When the Floridians say 'eh' they mean 'I'm 97 years old and I can't hear you.' When the Canadians say it, they mean...well, what the hell DO they mean?!?     
  
John Robert Dunlop - Mar 02,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    Ken, when a Canadian says 'eh' it is a plea for recognition.     
  
Steve Gromak - Mar 03,2005   Viewers  | Reply
    Speaking of 'eh' here is the story as it applies to Michigan and the upper (Yoopers) and lower penninsilas;Yooper Creation Story - In da beginning dere was nuttin'. Den on da first day God created da U.P.. On da second day he created da partridge, da deer, da bear, da fish and da ducks. On da third day he said 'Let dere be YOOPERS to roam da U.P.' On da fourth day he created da udder world down below, and on da fifth day he said 'Let dere be TROLLS to live in da world down below.' On da sixth day he created 'DA BRIDGE' (Mackinaw Bridge) so da TROLLS would have a way to get to Heaven. God saw it was good and on da seventh day he went huntin', eh!!<br /> No metion of gators, eh.     


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