Continued from Yesterday (part 2 of 2)
Just as the sign at promised

The first thing me and Dora did was hold an alligator!

We were so good at holding alligators, the guy working there asked if he could take out picture.
Me: Hey look Dora. Smile!
Dora: Um, he’s eating my hand. Can you please get him off me Mister

Alligator Man: Pain feels good, doesn’t it little girl?
Dora: Ouch! No, it doesn’t. Please –

Me: Dora, you’re messing up the picture. Shut up already.
Alligator Man: Yeah, Chompy says he’d like to eat more than just your hand if you know what I mean

Dora: No, I don’t know what you mean, but this really hurts. Please get him off of me.
Alligator Man: Alright, alright. Because you were so good, I’m going to give you an Alligator-Holding diploma.

Me: Oh my God! What an honor!
Chompy bit the diploma as an official seal to prove we held a real alligator

Our picture didn’t turn out too good, but he said we’d be on their website if we paid them ten dollars

I figured that’s a small price to pay for fame.
In the first five minutes of our tour of the gator farm, I tripped over the tortoise fence

all of them

The tortoise lived in a dog igloo

I think the leaves on top of the dog igloo made the Tortoise feel like he was back in Africa

I tried chasing him around, but he was so slow and it got boring real quick. I was ready to see some gators!
Dora figured out where to go


I think those were remnants of people who’d just been eaten

Me: Hey, that’s so funny. Tripod is the name I used to call my ex-boyfriend cuz he had such a huge—
Dora: I don’t want to know

For some reason the Alligator farm was really against people feeding fish
but really encouraging of people feeding gators.

While I sprayed down Dora with some OFF

I learned how stupid people are

I had just slipped the bottle of OFF into my pocket, when I saw this sign.

So I put it back
But apparently I wasn’t the only thief there.

Dora: I’m getting really hungry. Can get a snack from the shop?

Me: I’m sorry. Maybe you should go file a complaint at the complaint station behind you, Dora.

Me: I’m sure you’re not the only one hungry in this joint….
I mean, I wanted to feed the alligators anyways, so why not a little girl?

I was going to break the rules written on this sign
until I saw this sign.

I changed my mind.
We finally came to a place where all the gators were hanging out

so I pretended I was gonna drop Dora into the gator pit.

I love scaring the crap out of her
Me: Hey, Dora. Watch this…

…I’m a bird

Me: I bet you can’t look like a road runner

Dora: Yes I can. And it’s an ostrich, not a road-runner
Me: Yeah, whatevs. I have an idea

Why don’t you go sit on that pipe over there

Dora: But there’s an alligator next to that pipe
Me: So?

Dora: Look at me now though. I’m putting my foot next to this gator. How bout that?

Me: Not impressed. There’s a fence. What would impress me, though, is if you rode the slide into the gator-infested water
Dora: No way.

Me: Just do it, I’ll give you a push
Dora: Nooooooooooooooooo

Noooooooooooooooooooo

Me: Hah, got ya. You know I wouldn’t let you fall in there.
Good thing I didn’t. There was actually a gator in there.

After scaring the crap out of Dora, I decided to make it up to her by getting her a snack from the Gift Shop (We skipped the “Ye Old Greenhouse”)

While the green slushy next to the dramatic picture of the alligator was appealing

We went with ice cream (located behind the oxygen tanks for sale)

and then bought a pair of crocs

We were ready to go. When we left, these signs bid us farewell

I’m guessing the word “crocodile” fell off at some point.
Best day of torturing Dora on summer tour 2009 ever!!!!