what Folorida & Texas have in common
 

Here's an idea, TEACH your children that alligators are wild reptiles and dangerous. Gee, sounds simple enough. No, wait, call the game warden. Demand that the game warden do something cause the Gator encroached upon your domain. How dare it leave the swamps and waterways and sun itself at the entrance to your little community. I'm surprised that they didnt try to claim it was a mexican alligator and entered illigally to try and get INS involved. :rolleyes:

Re: what Folorida & Texas have in common
 

Same spelling?

Both have no state income tax!

Both allow concealed weapons!

(And both are "owned" by the Bush family...and for as big a "lunk-head" as Jeb is, I'd say he's doing a pretty good job running this circus).

D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA

:D :D :D

Both states have the death penalty.
Both states have GREAT looking women.
Both states have plenty of "Bush"
Both states have a lot of guns
Both states speak too much spanish
Both states have great boating

Both states have OSO :D :D

Yeah... except Florida likes to "fry" their convicts...:crazy:

There's nothing wrong with a gator living in it's natural surroundings. Only if it becomes a nuisance, like eating small dogs, cats and kids, does it need to be removed.


Noooooo.....didn't you hear? The electric chair was found to be a "cruel and unusual punishment" so it was retired. We now use lethal injection.

:D :D :D :D :D All true

If they would use it more often it wouldn't be unusual.:D

If they televised the executions it might stop some crimes.Especially if the victim could do the execution:D



Reed I mave have a picture:eek:



Both states speak too much spanish :mad: :mad:

Ahaha!! I've lived in BOTH states, and the only place I've ever seen an alligator was at Busch Gardens, or on a plate :)

I saw pictures of Ted Bundy after "ol sparky" was through with him... not a pretty sight.... :D

None of his victims looked good after he was done with them either, so I say "Go Sparky Go!"

An acquaintance of mine had Teddy in some of his law classes when he was a law student at the University of Utah... He said Ted had to drop out because of his "troubles".... he was convicted in Utah.. then sent to Colorado where he escaped... then he made his way down to Florida... Horrible things he did... he should have been executed about 13 times... :hothead:

How are you getting along DRG?.... I'm sure everyone is happy to see you posting here.... :D