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I understand that the park has a concern with what to do with the alligator. I think they should just keep the thing in there. Post signs, fence it off. 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease.

It makes me angry that they post signs for jellyfish, but they don't post signs when 50 million gallons of raw human waste sewage are dumped.

I almost had a heart attack. There was a wooden fence with a post, and it hit the fence and popped on the green. I never get breaks like that. I figured somebody's looking down on me (and) it was not meant to hit on the water.

There's always concern with everything you do. It is what it is now, and you have to go with it. You can't just sit there on the fence when there's no fence to be found. He's our guy, and that's the way it's going to be. Hopefully that will be the answer.

The targets are another interesting thing to have for the park related to what was here when it was an Army post.

In T-Y Park [Hollywood], they put it along the fence and it smells so good for so long. But it's not an area where people walk. The Renaissance Festival at Quiet Waters Park [Deerfield Beach] also uses the mulch in February. They put it around the edges of the grounds.

It was a white A-Team van, and because it had no windows, it was hot as crap. It had a big flower spray-painted on the side. The brakes went out on it when we were driving down this alley, and I go to our guitar tech — there was a fence and there was this other van — so I go, 'Fence or van? 'Cause I'm crashing into one of them,' and he said, 'Fence,' so I hit the fence and it bounced into the van.

Folks, I hope you understand how dangerous an (alligator) like this is when he is out of his element.

Nobody wants to lose bus service. We understand their concern. We just hope they understand our concern for the safety of our passengers and drivers.

We understand that some of these signs are expensive, and we don't want to cost their owner any money, so we want to give them advance warning of this effort to allow owners to remove the signs on their own. If we remove them, we will give the owners a chance to come and get them, but we will not be responsible if the signs are damaged if our crews remove them. However, we will ask for identification so one candidate does not come and pick up all of his rivals' signs and destroy them.

We park there all day. County workers park there everyday so it does concern us a little bit with the shape of it.

All of a sudden people were talking about the alligator. Neighbors were coming out and starting to get to know each other. People were growing affectionate and fond of this alligator who's been abandoned.

Anytime you see a turtle up on top of a fence post, you know he had some help

Alex Haley (1921-1992)

Alex Haley

It's only across town. Put your blue jacket on, and we'll stay in the car and park behind the fence.

We have always been on separate sides of the fence politically and I have not spoken to them since the elections when they supported the man who is responsible for Casey's death, ... The thing that matters to me is that my family, Casey's dad and my other three kids, are on the same side of the fence that I am.

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