Robert Ariail for February 03, 2014

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    nate9279  over 10 years ago

    Wow, whatever paleontologist dug you up needs to put you back.

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    Enoki  over 10 years ago

    Could be worse… It could be New Jersey…..The state bird is extinct…The state rock is concrete…The state tree is dead….

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    Dtroutma  over 10 years ago

    Hmmm, ‘Glades is nice, but most of Florida?, even some of the Carolinas may be safer, and more hospitable. BTW; Arizona was also severely damaged by the “snowbird” invasion. It’s what led to lowering environmental standards, or just taking away funding to enforce.

    But, doing away with those nasty, invasive, regulations will make for far fewer future “snowbirds”, just worm food for slow learners.

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    lonecat  over 10 years ago

    But he knows a lot about Aristotle. (Aristotle the Hun, that is.)

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    vhouse0  over 10 years ago

    One can sympathize with the travelers. They may be fleeing West Virginia.

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    mindskater  over 10 years ago

    It’s non-productive to attack a cartoon pointiong out that South Carolina has a problem instead of addressing the problem. That family is from NORTH Carolina? You assume (making an ass out of you – not me) and showing bigoty is alive and well in South Carolina. Try a little kindness after all, you have a beautiful state.

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    Dtroutma  over 10 years ago

    ^Bruce, sadly, I’m aware of the destruction from the “sugar lobby” among others on the water regime in southern Florida and the damage to the Glades and Big Cypress areas. I’ve followed it for many years. Then throw in the “pet snakes” and other invasive plant and animal species, and I’d have to go along with your “humans as virus”, from starlings, to sparrows, cows (brucillosis) and sheep (blue tongue and other diseases) it’s our “occupancy and baggage” we bring. It’s interesting that it’s the “industrialized” and “civilized” cultures, that have destroyed the indigenous, that have done the real damage, planet-wide (including oceans).

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