Can we help with the hurricane problems of cost by now purchasing aligator meat instead of cow? Texas could raise aligators now.

shutupshutupshutup

you ruined my ...what IS this anyway?  I think I am on to something though.  I think I should use this aligator topic today.  I don't have work.  I have time today.  Look out.

Your brain is wet. (sorry that was harsh, but it fit the comment)

Are you serious?  It will be dry SOON in a year.  OR longer.  Or never.  Meanwhile we gots dead cows and live gators.  Life goes on.

P.s. and let us not forget all that dead gator meat just lying around. 

This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at October 4, 2017 6:55 AM MDT

I may be ill informed, I thought Texas generally was dry country.

Well, you are right to an extent.  It is huge.  And it has loads of water on the coast which has really caused the most damage but it is inland for miles and miles of very expensive buildings and cities, etc.

I really know NOTHING about Denmark so the fact that you know a thing about Texas is to be admired, not scoffed at by me. 



This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at October 4, 2017 6:56 AM MDT

I see, and quite a few rivers and inlets for marches and deltas to form in, so there is somewhere for the alligators to live until they get killed by a storm.