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Just now, Dayman said:

We've always had plenty of sharks here in NY! LI in 1980! Luckily most dangerous snakes and gators can't survive here though...

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Maybe sewer gators finally be real eeek! :wtf:

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Erotica

That's terrible :wtf: Poor child!

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En_Sabah_Nur

And I'm supposed to be moving down to Florida in a few years.!!!  :toofunny:

 

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Erotica
2 hours ago, Shipper said:

I want to blame the parents cause its 9:30 at night and that is a freaking 2 year old who basically finds everything curious. 

I agree with the other people saying the toddler is most probably eaten. If you are dragged by an alligator into water the next thing to be afraid of is other gators trying to get a piece of you. :omg:

 

 

2 hours ago, Love Drought said:

Parents? :grr:

Looks like the mother is responsible in this. According to Daily Mail she was with the boy in the water when the attack happened so he wasn't unsupervised.

"Later, as the boy played, he waded in about one foot of water with his mother and the alligator - believed to be anywhere between four and seven feet long - attacked.
'As they waded into the water along the lake's edge at the time, that's when the alligator attacked,' he said."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3642167/Two-year-old-child-dragged-water-alligator-near-Disney-s-Grand-Floridian-resort.html

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Laceface

I've stayed in the Floridian a few times. When I was there they had just introduced those signs warning people not to swim or go in the water as there had been incidents. My parents wouldn't let me near it when I was younger. There's alligators all around the highways, remember Florida is basically a massive swamp that's been built on. You kind of have to acknowledge this when you visit somewhere and its environment. Nevertheless, a sad story to hear. 

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3 hours ago, Morphine Prince said:

Is Orlando cursed or something :wtf: 

Hope the child is ok. 

Um, They didn't start looking for the kid until an hour after. I think it's safe to say that the kid is either in the alligator's belly or it drowned. 

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I hate how irresponsible the parents are. I'm sorry they lost their child and they are probably grieving rn, but you shouldn't have child at the first place. Poor child. 

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1 hour ago, Dangerous Man said:

I hate how irresponsible the parents are. I'm sorry they lost their child and they are probably grieving rn, but you shouldn't have child at the first place. Poor child. 

It was movie night at the beach in front of the hotel. If you have ever been there you would know that the area is fairly small and open for you to walk around. There is literally no way they could've known there was an alligator there. The parents did absolutely nothing wrong.

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i cant imagine this for the parents. 

how guilty they must feel or how they will NEVER get over this i mean if you were to put your childs pic up in your house how do you not pass by it and no matter how hard you try to remember the kid in a positive light knowing his body was violently ripped apart by a dinosaur. just think about those sharp teeth ripping through your little boy's throat as he gurgles on his own blood grasping for breath probably trying to scream for you, his parents, as he loses his little life. your child just left earth in one of the most horrifying ways possible, he died screaming though the screams arent heard under water and now hes probably in a few different places. partly inside the gators stomach and part of him on the sea floor being eaten and scavenged by lesser scavenger fish. your son is now reduced to something for little fish to nibble on.

 

try living with  that :neyde: 

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KyliesChild

That is such an awful way to die. Poor kid and family, knowing that they have to live with this forever.

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KyliesChild

I live in Florida and I guess I have to come prepared every time I go out.

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