I can't stop laughing about this gator's condition afterwards. That horse must have really enjoyed (don't post it!) the curb stomp scene in American History X
I can't stop laughing about this gator's condition afterwards. That horse must have really enjoyed (don't post it!) the curb stomp scene in American History X
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I’m pretty sure that gator got crippled. He looked like he was limping on both left feet and he was pushing his face through the dirt to get away from that stallionOriginally Posted by Clusterfrack
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I like the spectator asking if the gator was okay. Then everyone missing the opportunity to euthanize it while getting a barbeque, dress belt, and nice purse for the effort.I’m pretty sure that gator got crippled. He looked like he was limping on both left feet and he was pushing his face through the dirt to get away from that stallion
Horse around and find out!I can't stop laughing about this gator's condition afterwards. That horse must have really enjoyed (don't post it!) the curb stomp scene in American History X
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A gator that big doesn't usually have much to worry about... I think he's limping back to the lake thinking "C'mon mf'er, let's try that again in the water".I’m pretty sure that gator got crippled. He looked like he was limping on both left feet and he was pushing his face through the dirt to get away from that stallion
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