Posted: June 21, 2006 12:13 pm
yeah..they get way to close to the boat when the dog is with us... 
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Posted: June 21, 2006 12:14 pm
Paddling With Gators....there's a new reality show for ya!
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:19 pm
as long as you don't go jogging near them.Color me extremely jealous...we could paddle the river....at night...with the...'gators
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:24 pm
OceanCityGirl wrote:as long as you don't go jogging near them.Color me extremely jealous...we could paddle the river....at night...with the...'gators
I don't think the gators care about playing by the rules
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:28 pm
they were consuming humans at an alarming rate not too long ago... 
as far as jogging...no problem there...
Col. Bud doesn't go near the river when a gator is in the vicinity, perhaps he can smell them..I have no idea..I just know he doesn't...
but when one is close...I definately think he's eyeing Col. Bud for dinner...they say the 'gator and smell dog..and it's their favorite...
as far as jogging...no problem there...
Col. Bud doesn't go near the river when a gator is in the vicinity, perhaps he can smell them..I have no idea..I just know he doesn't...
but when one is close...I definately think he's eyeing Col. Bud for dinner...they say the 'gator and smell dog..and it's their favorite...
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:29 pm
Nope. Just a banana nut Cliff bar. Blech.LIPH wrote:Mal, did you have some pie today?buffettbride wrote:Happy birthday Matt!NYCPORT wrote:
It's mine too!
Wanna birthday smooch from your sis?
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:34 pm
Moonie wrote:they were consuming humans at an alarming rate not too long ago...
as far as jogging...no problem there...
Col. Bud doesn't go near the river when a gator is in the vicinity, perhaps he can smell them..I have no idea..I just know he doesn't...
but when one is close...I definately think he's eyeing Col. Bud for dinner...they say the 'gator and smell dog..and it's their favorite...
There's an old Far Side cartoon of a copule gators sitting under a tree, resting after a big meal and picking their teeth. They had just finished eating a kyacker and they were commenting how tasty the soft pink meat was.
Posted: June 21, 2006 12:42 pm
it's been some time (they tell me) since one has come out of the river and ventured up the bluff...where we live..
we also suspect someone is taking one ('gator) now and then..
we have the occasional manatee and 3 dolpins visited one afternoon..
we also suspect someone is taking one ('gator) now and then..
we have the occasional manatee and 3 dolpins visited one afternoon..
Posted: June 21, 2006 1:13 pm
Reminds of a t-shirt I once had .... it showed two sharks having munched on a couple of divers...Saying something like, "They are chewey on the outside, tasty on the inside, and these toothpicks ( showing spearguns) are really great for after dinner!" and picking their teeth.Tequila Revenge wrote:Moonie wrote:they were consuming humans at an alarming rate not too long ago...
as far as jogging...no problem there...
Col. Bud doesn't go near the river when a gator is in the vicinity, perhaps he can smell them..I have no idea..I just know he doesn't...
but when one is close...I definately think he's eyeing Col. Bud for dinner...they say the 'gator and smell dog..and it's their favorite...
There's an old Far Side cartoon of a copule gators sitting under a tree, resting after a big meal and picking their teeth. They had just finished eating a kyacker and they were commenting how tasty the soft pink meat was.
Posted: June 21, 2006 6:04 pm
Some year soon, I would love to go to Stonehenge for a summer solstice.
Posted: June 21, 2006 6:09 pm
tikitatas wrote:Some year soon, I would love to go to Stonehenge for a summer solstice.
But leave before the Druids show up for thier yearly human sacrafice, right
Posted: June 21, 2006 6:15 pm
Sure! I only wanna see the sunrise!Tequila Revenge wrote:tikitatas wrote:Some year soon, I would love to go to Stonehenge for a summer solstice.
But leave before the Druids show up for thier yearly human sacrafice, right
Posted: June 22, 2006 12:57 am
Moonie wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:
My best summer solstice memory: Going out for a summer solstice sunset paddle with the Orcas...mind you that sunset was between 11pm and midnight way up there. It was magical...the sky was lavender, then purple...the orcas were feeding and frolicking (and occasionally bumping the kayaks) and I was with a group of friends who had become as close as family in a very short period of time (almost losing your life while paddling at night in a rainstorm will do that).
Wish I could go back tonight and do it all over again...sigh.....
Color me extremely jealous...we could paddle the river....at night...with the...'gators...
MMMMM Gator.. Tastes just like frog legs...
Posted: June 22, 2006 1:01 am
why not just eat chicken?ragtopW wrote:Moonie wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:
My best summer solstice memory: Going out for a summer solstice sunset paddle with the Orcas...mind you that sunset was between 11pm and midnight way up there. It was magical...the sky was lavender, then purple...the orcas were feeding and frolicking (and occasionally bumping the kayaks) and I was with a group of friends who had become as close as family in a very short period of time (almost losing your life while paddling at night in a rainstorm will do that).
Wish I could go back tonight and do it all over again...sigh.....
Color me extremely jealous...we could paddle the river....at night...with the...'gators...
MMMMM Gator.. Tastes just like frog legs...
Posted: June 22, 2006 1:13 am
Color me jealous too. All I did was balance an egg.Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Color me jealous. That sounds like great fun.Tequila Revenge wrote:Happy Summer Solstice!
To celebrate we're packing a picnic dinner, some good wine and taking the canoe out on the lake to watch the sun set
My best summer solstice memory: Going out for a summer solstice sunset paddle with the Orcas...mind you that sunset was between 11pm and midnight way up there. It was magical...the sky was lavender, then purple...the orcas were feeding and frolicking (and occasionally bumping the kayaks) and I was with a group of friends who had become as close as family in a very short period of time (almost losing your life while paddling at night in a rainstorm will do that).
Wish I could go back tonight and do it all over again...sigh.....