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Posted: **2005-02-10 03:25pm**

This is a darwin award material.
WTF

Posted: **2005-02-10 03:35pm**

holy. . . Apparently they don't know that gators cannot be domesticated????

Posted: **2005-02-10 03:40pm**

HAHAH... I love how it cuts to him walking off holding his arm.

That looks like more of a crocodile than an alligator.

"Have a look this little beauty! Danger, danger, danger..."

Posted: **2005-02-11 08:03am**

Great find, one dumbass learnt a lession!

Posted: **2005-02-12 01:15pm**

Well, that's stupidity for you. I'm sure his arm was mostly ripped off after that croc's typical spinning attack.

Posted: **2005-02-12 07:57pm**

Good work!
Barring a miracle of surgery, that guy's arm is toast.

Posted: **2005-02-12 09:09pm**

This makes me sad; often after completely justifiable attacks, these animals are slaughtered.

Posted: **2005-02-12 10:53pm**

Putting his arm in was stupid,but stupider,a guy in Florida who shoved his head in an alligator's mouth.

Posted: **2005-02-12 10:56pm**

entfern wrote:holy. . . Apparently they don't know that gators cannot be domesticated????

Actually as a child my mother had a pet croc. Of course she had to let it go when it grew to be more than a few inches long.

Posted: **2005-02-13 03:28am**

I've heard of a man in Florida with a fully grown, and apparently as close to domesticated as it gets, gator. Saw it on animal planet, the gator has free roam of the house and is docile from what I saw.

That said,

I was not expecting to be phased by that, but... wow. *shiver*

Posted: **2005-02-13 04:06am**

a steve irwin he ain't.

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