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Originally posted by: Spoooon
If I was rich, Halloween would be so much fun.
You?ve heard of the Croc Hunter. Now you can turn the tables on your party guests with a life-size mechanical alligator that lunges 5' and opens wide! This vicious industrial-strength piece is extremely durable. Includes a powerful monitor amp, a cassette player and tape of fierce alligator sounds. Requires a 100-psi air compressor, AC power and an 18' x 4' area for operation. Unit should be bolted to the floor.
Originally posted by: Slaben
FYI We had these at the Rainforest Cafe. Very high maintanence!
LOLOriginally posted by: Sleeping
Originally posted by: Spoooon
If I was rich, Halloween would be so much fun.
If you were rich, I would trick or treat at your house.
Originally posted by: VictorLazlo
Not hot.
Questions?Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
To make this a better deal:
Real alligator: $500
Insurance policy in case it bites somebody: $10,000
Total cost: $10,500
Savings: $3,500.00
No maintainance required. No batteries, no electricity, no lubrication. From November 1st to the next October when you need it again it can just roam the neighborhood freely feeding on dogs, cats and small children. It's also a lot scarier. When people find out the fake gator is fake it can't scare them anymore, but a real gator is always scary.
Originally posted by: aRCeNiTe
That's a Bill Gate's halloween toy if i've ever seen one..
Originally posted by: Lash444
Originally posted by: aRCeNiTe
That's a Bill Gate's halloween toy if i've ever seen one..
Bill Gates is not a spendthrift. He wouldn't buy one of those in a million years. He plays like $5 blackjack at the casino....i mean come on.
Originally posted by: Harvey
Questions?Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
To make this a better deal:
Real alligator: $500
Insurance policy in case it bites somebody: $10,000
Total cost: $10,500
Savings: $3,500.00
No maintainance required. No batteries, no electricity, no lubrication. From November 1st to the next October when you need it again it can just roam the neighborhood freely feeding on dogs, cats and small children. It's also a lot scarier. When people find out the fake gator is fake it can't scare them anymore, but a real gator is always scary.
1. What good is this deal if the price doesn't include the moat and drawbridge?
2. How many guests in a can of Purina Gator Chow?