Saturday, June 15, 2024

How to know if there are alligators in the water in Louisiana

 Love that bayou accent!

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  1. That's pure Cajun there. Also funny as heck. I'd love to send this to my grandson who moved his family to Florida, but he already scowls at me whenever I bring up alligators.

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  2. Stephen A SkubinnaJune 15, 2024 at 12:52 PM

    I'd assume that any body of water larger than a bathtub has gators in it.

    And I wouldn't write off the bathtub either unless i watched it being filled.

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  3. O/T, but here is an Italian parody of Wandering' Joe that everybody should see:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kV9zWIhX0Pk

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  4. The Cajun accent is probably my favorite American accent. Just as the Boston accent...is not.

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  5. I worked with a Vietnamese guy whose family was relocated to Lake Charles Louisiana, because his father spoke better French than English when they came to the US; he had some great turns of a phrase and a wild accent from spending his youth in Louisiana; he loved people to ask him where he was from and then tell them Louisiana!

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  6. She's now in my book of fayvorrite Cajuns, up there with Cajun cook Justin Wilson, and the bayou witch, Tia Dalma, in Pirates of the Caribbean. I garontee it.

    Does "if it's wet, then there's gators in it" apply to toilets. If snakes.... Yikes!

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  7. She's the latest addition to my fayvorrite Cajuns: Cajun cook Justin Wilson, and the Pirates of the Caibbean bayou witch Tia Dalma. I garontee!

    Does "if it's wet then there are gators" apply to toilets, because snakes.... Yikes!

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  8. Darn thing didn't show my post, therefore I commented again. (grumble, grumble)

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  9. I get that, I have to hit refresh or it uses a cached image without my post.

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    1. "Don't you just hate when that happens."

      Wish I knew how to go back to my screen name being saved.

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