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'There's an alligator in my kitchen!'

John

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I hate it when that happens. If I had a penny for every time that's happened to me...
 
blueberlin

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I am appalled. Simply appalled. Where is that lady's sense of hospitality!? Poor fellow came in, probably looking for a cookie and a glass of milk or maybe just some conversation with the neighbors... Loved the I-can-catch-an-aligator-with-a-rope-and-shirt trick, though.

-Eva
 
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