Seen strolling just off shore from New York Coney Island Beach this afternoon. . .11/05.12
Tourists are advised to avoid any and all contact with this massive creature. Disturb at your own risk, reptologists warn. Similar creatures have been spotted along Herring Cove at Provincetown.
They've also been seen heading toward Halifax, NS. They seem to prefer to travel alone or in groups of three. . .threesomes.
Tourists are advised to avoid any and all contact with this massive creature. Disturb at your own risk, reptologists warn. Similar creatures have been spotted along Herring Cove at Provincetown.
They've also been seen heading toward Halifax, NS. They seem to prefer to travel alone or in groups of three. . .threesomes.
6 comments:
We had a trio here last year. Fear not, they only eat straight people and lots of bananas.
Lol.... Justin, you are a nutter....and I love nutters!
Amongst all the serious stuff that gets paraded on your blog I just love it when out of the blue, for no reason I can fathom, comes something off the wall.
Your humour delights. Don't ever stop.
I enjoy the comments as much as posting the news-shattering reports!
lmsao. . . justin
Still waiting for the monster to slither out of the sea and munch on us!
Ron
So that's what they are!! We saw a solo one and a group!!! Seriously!! One of them dropped something along the beach and it had 'Chatham' written on it! Go figure!!
LOL
Glad to hear The Visitors were well-mannered. . .but obviously they litter as lot! Imagine. . .dropping the Chatham markers. . . "Chatham, a quaint drinking village with a fishing problem." LOL
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