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post 1447795163 06-15-2016, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Absolutely no idea why I thought that. Besides your username, avatar, height, weight, location...
So you're still implying that I am him?

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SRS, if I were who you think that I am, why would I deny it?
post 1447795253 06-15-2016, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted By placentalprevia
Disney doesnt have to keep that water gator free because they never intended for people to swim in. They told them not to swim in, they warned them not swim in. Are you saying they have to destroy the beach front and may it ugly and drive away business because people cant understand a sign?
Disney do downplay danger from aligators.
post 1447795383 06-15-2016, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Postmort3m
Here is what the area looks like for those who have never been.....


who the fuk sets up a beach next to alligator infested waters?
Kinda like building a golf course in lion territory
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post 1447795443 06-15-2016, 08:30 AM
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people need signage now that are huge full of paragraphs that needs to explain of every single scenario of why not to get into the water

lightning
drowning
fertilizer
amoebas
gators
snakes
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drowning
boats
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brb nature you scary
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post 1447795513 06-15-2016, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted By placentalprevia
does not matter if the water looked like valhalla with 72 beautiful virgins waiting for you. People need to stop rationalizing why they are special and can break the rules and then crying about results afterwards. There were DO NOT SWIM signs because of DANGER. They willingly IGNORED them and encountered DANGER. The end.

Disney doesnt have to keep that water gator free because they never intended for people to swim in. They told them not to swim in, they warned them not swim in. Are you saying they have to destroy the beach front and may it ugly and drive away business because people cant understand a sign?
The sign implied deep water/dangers of drowning. Thats like saying don't speed because if you do a cop will shoot you in the head.
post 1447795973 06-15-2016, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
people need signage now that are huge full of paragraphs that needs to explain of every single scenario of why not to get into the water

lightning
drowning
fertilizer
amoebas
gators
snakes
turtles
drowning
boats
mosquitoes
flesh eating bacteria

brb nature you scary
Want to go into business making those signs?
post 1447796623 06-15-2016, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Frank
The sign implied deep water/dangers of drowning. Thats like saying don't speed because if you do a cop will shoot you in the head.
and if you die/get hurt from speeding thats your own fault. the warnings were there/limits where.


its still an accident and the parents were oblivious but i dont like the attitude people have just choosing to ignore warnings at their own discretion.
post 1447796653 06-15-2016, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
Want to go into business making those signs?
apparently there is going to be a demand

guy ignores sings at Yellowstone falls in acidic boiling water and dissolves
signs at zoos do not climb on fence
etc..
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post 1447796783 06-15-2016, 08:39 AM
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never stepping foot in florida srs
post 1447796803 06-15-2016, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
apparently there is going to be a demand

guy ignores sings at Yellowstone falls in acidic boiling water and dissolves
signs at zoos do not climb on fence
etc..
They should just give out shock collars instead so every customer has to wear it and gets shocked if they wander into places they aren't supposed to be.
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post 1447797183 06-15-2016, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Comstarr
They should just give out shock collars instead so every customer has to wear it and gets shocked if they wander into places they aren't supposed to be.
or you know, a fence
post 1447797223 06-15-2016, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
apparently there is going to be a demand

guy ignores sings at Yellowstone falls in acidic boiling water and dissolves
signs at zoos do not climb on fence
etc..
Let't do this. We can use pictures instead of words. I am pretty good with MSPaint.
post 1447797413 06-15-2016, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Frank
or you know, a fence
They'll just climb it before falling into another lion enclosure.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
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post 1447797433 06-15-2016, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
Let't do this. We can use pictures instead of words. I am pretty good with MSPaint.
it's Disney so I think it should be mandatory that all gators have clocks implanted in them so you can hear a tick-tock warning
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Originally Posted By Frank
irony/talking out of your ass.

It happened on a beach. Signs said NOTHING about alligators.
A coherent person would know that if there is a "NO SWIMMING" sign in the water and warning about a large drop off in the water, you should stay far away from it and not let your 2-year old anywhere near it.

No Swimming. Dangerous drop-off. "OH yeah, just go in little guy. Nothing to worry about."
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post 1447797983 06-15-2016, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
it's Disney so I think it should be mandatory that all gators have clocks implanted in them so you can hear a tick-tock warning
In before tourists are eaten while trying to get a picture with Tick-Tock from Peter Pan.
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Originally Posted By Procta
it's Disney so I think it should be mandatory that all gators have clocks implanted in them so you can hear a tick-tock warning
Surprised they don't put mickey ears on the gators and a CC machine that charges your Disney bracelet when you walk by and take a pic. "Dreams do come true" ~ Walt Disney
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post 1447798203 06-15-2016, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted By bbsitum
Disney do downplay danger from aligators.
Its an alligator... really its not a huge threat to the public at large but they can be fatal to a select few.
post 1447798363 06-15-2016, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
The misc has become a cesspool.

Obviously the parents made a mistake. No one needs you basement dwellers to point that out and criticize their parenting skills.
rather big one at that
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Originally Posted By Frank
or you know, a fence
or parents you know parenting...


you know the gorilla exhibit did just fine before the new generation
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Originally Posted By jbball92
depends on the do text. Molest isn't always used sexually
If I would live in florida I would punch alligators with 2X4 in head all time.
post 1447799003 06-15-2016, 08:54 AM
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sad story.


wait so they tried to wrestle with the alligator as it pulled the child in.


if that was my kid I would risk my own life even if it meant I get eaten too.

minute they let go child is gone.


those parents will forever have nightmares watching their kid slip away.
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
sad story.


wait so they tried to wrestle with the alligator as it pulled the child in.


if that was my kid I would risk my own life even if it meant I get eaten too.

minute they let go child is gone.


those parents will forever have nightmares watching their kid slip away.
yea they really tried, really was a horrible accident in the and feel bad for them. not much you can once the gator has such a small child in the water.
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this is why we all should become vegan so this madness can eventually stop I bet all animals would quickly pick up on this healthy lifestyle when they see us
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
sad story.


wait so they tried to wrestle with the alligator as it pulled the child in.


if that was my kid I would risk my own life even if it meant I get eaten too.

minute they let go child is gone.


those parents will forever have nightmares watching their kid slip away.
This...

Or you know... if the father had a gun he could of just shot the gator.
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Originally Posted By Procta
welcome to FL, the sunshine state


do not swim signs
do not feed the gator signs
9:30 pm
2 yr old in the water
active night hunting stealth water predator


respect the signs, time of day and nature non FL bros
This, Florida, water, no thank you.

Do not go in any ponds lakes during the day period, keep a safe distance from the waters edge at night. Gators are fukin everywhere in FL.
Originally Posted By Frank
or you know, a fence
BRB building a fence around every body of water in Florida. Ayy lmao. I'm guessing you have never been to FL. Literally water everywhere, even mainland. They ALL have gators in em.
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it's Disney so I think it should be mandatory that all gators have clocks implanted in them so you can hear a tick-tock warning
Best idea ITT.
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I live in Florida and news here is saying the dad and kid were setting on side splashing feet in the water when the gator snatched the kid.

Here's another recent gator incident:
http://wfla.com/2016/06/07/large-gat...h-in-lakeland/
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first the gay bar shooting and now alligator attacks in disney world..... wtf is going on in FL?
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Originally Posted By placentalprevia
yea they really tried, really was a horrible accident in the and feel bad for them. not much you can once the gator has such a small child in the water.
press conference they're saying 7 foot gator

could you not jump on top of it and punch it or something, can't comprehend how it would have killed the child immediately with its small size.

google image search of 7foot gator

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