The Deep South is known for its alligators, of course. The southern
Everglades, however, has a crocodile, as I understand it, sort of
oceangoing. It is conceivable that one or more could reach
Mississippi.

Bruce Jensen

bpnjensen wrote:

The Deep South is known for its alligators, of course. The southern
Everglades, however, has a crocodile, as I understand it, sort of
oceangoing. It is conceivable that one or more could reach
Mississippi.

And they just happened to relocate in k00k00klin's neck of the woods, right?
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This is Alligator and Crocodile Country here in the old deep
South,Mississippi.(South is always best) Jackson,Mississippi gets it
water from the Ross Barnett (man made Resevoir,y'all will never see a
drought in Mississippi or wildfires or houses slideing off of hills,we
don't hardly ever get any Earthquakes either) Resevoir in Northeast
Jackson (www.dogpile.com it if y'all want to) and every once in a
while,some folks see some Alligators over there in the Ross Barnette
Resevoir.
cuhulin

This is Alligator and Crocodile Country here in the old deep
South,Mississippi.(South is always best) Jackson,Mississippi gets it
water from the Ross Barnett (man made Resevoir,y'all will never see a
drought in Mississippi or wildfires or houses slideing off of hills,we
don't hardly ever get any Earthquakes either) Resevoir in Northeast
Jackson (www.dogpile.com it if y'all want to) and every once in a
while,some folks see some Alligators over there in the Ross Barnette
Resevoir.
cuhulin


What??? No Crocodiles?


LMAO at the "King of Morons!"

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Les