I forgot to mention how the Inner Prop was quite disappointed about one thing in our Katrina deployment. He wasn't attacked by a gator. Now as you can see, he did get to wrestle a gator - but the only one he could find to grapple with, was a John Deere Gator - not the ornery, bayou dwelling, Louisiana alligator he wanted. I'll have to say that the 'Prop is the only man I know who has ever expressed disappointment with not being attacked by a large carnivorous reptile...
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Saturday, October 15, 2005
I forgot something
I forgot to mention how the Inner Prop was quite disappointed about one thing in our Katrina deployment. He wasn't attacked by a gator. Now as you can see, he did get to wrestle a gator - but the only one he could find to grapple with, was a John Deere Gator - not the ornery, bayou dwelling, Louisiana alligator he wanted. I'll have to say that the 'Prop is the only man I know who has ever expressed disappointment with not being attacked by a large carnivorous reptile...
Hmmm....
ReplyDeleteMust be a Signal thing. I was kind of looking forward to the same thing.
Jaysus, RTO - it must be! I don't think I was thank screwy, even when I was an enlisted 11B...
ReplyDeleteDid RTO or Inner Prop try golfing? That's usually the best way to suss out a gator down south. Redefines 'water hazard' apparently.
ReplyDeletei don't know, my dad's had more people attacked by otters than gators.
ReplyDeleteIn Georgia, apparently, peanut farmers have been attacked byt aquatic rabbits....
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