Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:21
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
Don't rely on liberal news media for your news. Conservative media reports it first and is blunt about it.
So...link, please?
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:17
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
12 inches from the shore! Not feet!!!!!
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:15
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please stop blaming that family. Have you no shame. I am disgusted by the posters blaming the family. Have you never been to Disney? The beaches are filled with families and kids wading in the water. Please, just stop being so stupid. The parents are not to blame.
THERE WAS A NO SWIMMING SIGN!
And for those of you who continue to act ignorant, allow me to define swimming and wading.
WADING: to walk through water
SWIMMING: to move through water by moving your arms and legs
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE???
Why the heck weren't the hick parents keeping a close eye on the 2 year old? 2 year old! he was wading 10 feet from shore before the gator pulled him under.
I am more concerned that 5 GATORS were killed because of these parents irresponsibility. The nerve!
He identified the boy as two-year-old Lane Graves, son of Matt and Melissa Graves of Elk Horn, Nebraska. The Graves family were on the third day of their Orlando vacation when tragedy struck Tuesday night.
Lane had been wading in a 'no swimming' area at the upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa around 9:20pm when he was attacked by the gator, and his father tried and failed to wrestle him from the reptile's clenches.
During the search, wildlife officials caught and killed five alligators in the man-made lake and they say they will now use forensics to determine if they have already euthanized the alligator responsible for the attack. If not, officials promised to continue searching the lake for the creature.
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Hick parents? You really do take the cake for World's Most Awful Person.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:14
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please stop blaming that family. Have you no shame. I am disgusted by the posters blaming the family. Have you never been to Disney? The beaches are filled with families and kids wading in the water. Please, just stop being so stupid. The parents are not to blame.
THERE WAS A NO SWIMMING SIGN!
And for those of you who continue to act ignorant, allow me to define swimming and wading.
WADING: to walk through water
SWIMMING: to move through water by moving your arms and legs
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE???
Why the heck weren't the hick parents keeping a close eye on the 2 year old? 2 year old! he was wading 10 feet from shore before the gator pulled him under.
I am more concerned that 5 GATORS were killed because of these parents irresponsibility. The nerve!
He identified the boy as two-year-old Lane Graves, son of Matt and Melissa Graves of Elk Horn, Nebraska. The Graves family were on the third day of their Orlando vacation when tragedy struck Tuesday night.
Lane had been wading in a 'no swimming' area at the upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa around 9:20pm when he was attacked by the gator, and his father tried and failed to wrestle him from the reptile's clenches.
During the search, wildlife officials caught and killed five alligators in the man-made lake and they say they will now use forensics to determine if they have already euthanized the alligator responsible for the attack. If not, officials promised to continue searching the lake for the creature.
Scroll down for video
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html#ixzz4BgRZUy6a
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You and your elitist attitude are deplorable.
These poor parents are grieving the loss of their child.
Hick parents? I shutter to think what names your friends call you behind your back.
Not to mention the family is from an upscale suburb of Omaha and was staying at a resort where the cheap rooms are $600/night.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:14
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:The sheriff has been quoted many times as saying the boy was at the waters edge, about a foot from shore.
And, doing what any 2-YO would be doing... wading in the water. That is exactly what the sheriff said.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:14
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
Don't rely on liberal news media for your news. Conservative media reports it first and is blunt about it.
And are wrong as often as they're right.[/quot
Not pp, but the kid being 10.feet out is logical. Explains why parents couldn't get to him quickly and how alligator got to him.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:14
Subject: Re:2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Don't be surprised by the losers judging the parents and not Disney. I was watching something on television the other day about family members of Sandy Hook victims who are stalked and harassed because people believe Sandy Hook was a hoax and that their relatives did not really die. Humans are mean
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:12
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
The sheriff has been quoted many times as saying the boy was at the waters edge, about a foot from shore.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:11
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Gators are vicious animals and can move very quickly when they strike. I grew up in Miami and there used to be a place called the Serpentarium. It was mainly snakes and gators. One day while there with my mom, the gator climbed out of its pit. I only remember my mom, not a timid women, being terrified and getting my sister and I out of there ASAP. Within a few months, a child was dragged in from the surrounding wall with the same tragic consequences as this child. Gators are cunning predators and you do not want to go anywhere near them. Any small child or animal near them is an accident waiting to happen. ANY gator in that water is a danger. Horrible story.Tragic for the family.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:10
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
The dailymail is the UK equivalent of the Enquirer, but you know, the interwebs said it so it must be true.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:09
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please stop blaming that family. Have you no shame. I am disgusted by the posters blaming the family. Have you never been to Disney? The beaches are filled with families and kids wading in the water. Please, just stop being so stupid. The parents are not to blame.
THERE WAS A NO SWIMMING SIGN!
And for those of you who continue to act ignorant, allow me to define swimming and wading.
WADING: to walk through water
SWIMMING: to move through water by moving your arms and legs
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE???
Why the heck weren't the hick parents keeping a close eye on the 2 year old? 2 year old! he was wading 10 feet from shore before the gator pulled him under.
I am more concerned that 5 GATORS were killed because of these parents irresponsibility. The nerve!
He identified the boy as two-year-old Lane Graves, son of Matt and Melissa Graves of Elk Horn, Nebraska. The Graves family were on the third day of their Orlando vacation when tragedy struck Tuesday night.
Lane had been wading in a 'no swimming' area at the upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa around 9:20pm when he was attacked by the gator, and his father tried and failed to wrestle him from the reptile's clenches.
During the search, wildlife officials caught and killed five alligators in the man-made lake and they say they will now use forensics to determine if they have already euthanized the alligator responsible for the attack. If not, officials promised to continue searching the lake for the creature.
Scroll down for video
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html#ixzz4BgRZUy6a
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You and your elitist attitude are deplorable.
These poor parents are grieving the loss of their child.
Hick parents? I shutter to think what names your friends call you behind your back.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:08
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
I wasn't one of the posters, but googled is and found this link. First time I'm seeing the 10ft fact.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html
"Fact" is used loosely when citing the Daily Mail.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:06
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
I wasn't one of the posters, but googled is and found this link. First time I'm seeing the 10ft fact.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:05
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere.
Don't rely on liberal news media for your news. Conservative media reports it first and is blunt about it.
And are wrong as often as they're right.
They have always been correct and were the first to report the shady stuff going on with metro.
Anonymous
06/15/2016 17:05
Subject: 2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please stop blaming that family. Have you no shame. I am disgusted by the posters blaming the family. Have you never been to Disney? The beaches are filled with families and kids wading in the water. Please, just stop being so stupid. The parents are not to blame.
THERE WAS A NO SWIMMING SIGN!
And for those of you who continue to act ignorant, allow me to define swimming and wading.
WADING: to walk through water
SWIMMING: to move through water by moving your arms and legs
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE???
Why the heck weren't the hick parents keeping a close eye on the 2 year old? 2 year old! he was wading 10 feet from shore before the gator pulled him under.
I am more concerned that 5 GATORS were killed because of these parents irresponsibility. The nerve!
He identified the boy as two-year-old Lane Graves, son of Matt and Melissa Graves of Elk Horn, Nebraska. The Graves family were on the third day of their Orlando vacation when tragedy struck Tuesday night.
Lane had been wading in a 'no swimming' area at the upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa around 9:20pm when he was attacked by the gator, and his father tried and failed to wrestle him from the reptile's clenches.
During the search, wildlife officials caught and killed five alligators in the man-made lake and they say they will now use forensics to determine if they have already euthanized the alligator responsible for the attack. If not, officials promised to continue searching the lake for the creature.
Scroll down for video
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html#ixzz4BgRZUy6a
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Now you are name calling the parents? Calling them hicks? All of the DC city folks are so alligator savvy especially about the alligators lurking at upscale resorts.