That Crazy Gator!
Well, I figured it's time we checked in with Reggie again. Looks like the two biggest news stories of all time, Hurricane Katrina and Reggie the Gator, mated to produce Thomas "T-Bone" Quinn, the latest in a line of Crocodile Dundee-ettes looking to cage the stealthy saurian. T-Bone, a Hurricane Katrina refugee, made his way to the Harbor Area, where our very own Janice Hahn presented him as our newest saviour. But the fairytale capture of Reggie by T-Bone was not to be, as he himself was wrangled by red tape and his own words, and was taken off the gig. Further rearding Reggie's capture, the Gatorland team quit the job, supposedly due to Janice and T-Bone.
This whole situation reminds me of how strange the attention of the publicand the city is. Back when I started working for Angels Gate in 2001, jackasses used to drop off hungry, angry pitbulls in the park all of the time. Loose, badly trained pitbulls (or any other agressive breed of dog. I've always had a soft spot for the feisty guys myself) are way more dangerous to humans than any gator in Harbor Lake ever will be. It would take days to even get animal control up here. Maybe what Angels Gate park needs is a loose tiger or something, to make the city finally starttaking care of the site up here?
Oh! And Reggie's baby photos are now posted on his blog.
This whole situation reminds me of how strange the attention of the publicand the city is. Back when I started working for Angels Gate in 2001, jackasses used to drop off hungry, angry pitbulls in the park all of the time. Loose, badly trained pitbulls (or any other agressive breed of dog. I've always had a soft spot for the feisty guys myself) are way more dangerous to humans than any gator in Harbor Lake ever will be. It would take days to even get animal control up here. Maybe what Angels Gate park needs is a loose tiger or something, to make the city finally starttaking care of the site up here?
Oh! And Reggie's baby photos are now posted on his blog.
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