Stay in bed
First, there’s a “tropical disturbance” in the Gulf, which has turned the sky a color that falls halfway between “angry” and “Surrender Dorothy”. And now, of course, there’s this:
An alligator that somehow got into the eastbound left lane of Interstate 10 on the Bonne Carre Spillway has been hit by a vehicle and is slowing traffic to a crawl, state police said.
The alligator is still alive and a nuisance officer from St. Charles Parish has been dispatched to try and remove the animal, a Louisiana State Police spokesman said.
Helllllooooo, Tuesday!
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Happy wednesday!
I think its wednesday?
The day not to wed.
That poor alligator.
Laurie
I’ve had enough!!
One more report on an alligator attack without the knowledge of whether or not it was a marked farmed /gator is a waste of our time, and the publics education of what the difference between farm and narural gators are!
Well, geaux ahead inform the public of the extra forced 14%.
Bet that gators tail was notched too, and can be traced right back to a specific farm/ranch.
The natural gators are minding their own business aren’t they?!
Tell ‘em!
Laurie
What in God’s name is a nuisance officer? And what else, besides wrangling injured gators, do they do? More importantly, how can I become one as I have been known to make a complete nuisance of myself?
Daneeta (London Metblogs)
notify me
Imagine the crocodile hunter.
Laurie