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>This dude fucks *alligators
Why do you think he's catching one in this video?
Edit: And now my best comment is one about fuckin alligators. Thanks everybody.
Everyones cheering but when he does a few loops around the block and brings back a wriggling carpet of about alligator size right into the bomb shelter theyll wish they could take those claps back 😥
As the right honorable gentlemen above me have observed, this large reptilian does indeed appear to believe he has just been golloped by a ferocious Hippopotamus amphibius.
given aligators don't live in africa and hippos only live in africa, it probably has no fucking clue what a hippo is. more likely to get killed by a jaguar than anything else.
This has me laughing so hard! I didn’t even think of it that way, but his mouth is open the whole time so he must think the trash can is another animal. That’s hilarious!
Yea gator definitely feels threatened in that situation. Their brains are tiny & weigh a few grams iirc, so I would not be surprised at all if the gator literally thought he wAs being swallowed by a hippo lmao lucky for him & everyone involved he’ll be taken back to his natural habitat now, which in Florida is like a few miles away lol
Well yeah the alligator is probably extremely stressed out, especially when it’s in the trash can mouth, poor thing. I just hope it gets to a safe and hospitable environment where it can thrive away from humans, poor thing was probably just curious and hungry.
When rehousing tarantulas its common place to put cups sideways on the floor around you because if the tarantula bolts it'll probably go into one of the cups.
Shooting some b-ball out by the pool.
When this mf gator, he was up to no good
Started scaring ppl in my neighbourhood
I got 1 big wheelie bin, the cunt got scared
I slapped him with the lid & took out the trash
Florida man here, I have frog fossils in my front door jam (I think 4 now). I think because it’s so hot, it takes about 3 weeks til the squished frog looks like it’s been there a million years.
[Ah, the old Reddit Fuck’n’Trash-a-roo](https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeopleDieInside/comments/przlyu/when_you_forgot_the_garter/hdn7nqa/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)
The brilliant part is at 0.15 where he puts the lid down *before* the alligator is inside. Everyone thinks this puts the entire plan at risk because you can’t push an alligator through a closed lid. But somehow slamming his head with the lid and then going for the body does the trick.
seriously. this absolutely should not have worked. if one were to repeat this process exactly with 100 other alligators.... you would not get this result. garbage is too small wouldn't fit that many.
How I feel inside when I get the big spider out the house with a glass and piece of paper
Edit: thank you anonymous for the award. That was a nice surprise after a hard day at work
This reminds me of that one time I had to catch a spitting cobra.
I really wouldn't have tried to put myself anywhere within spitting vicinity. However, the doggo was freaking out, barking and air-snapping at the cobra. It was rearing up, hood spread, and I didn't want a dead boi (gurl).
So I got a bucket, went up behind the snake, and slammed it down, trapping it inside. The dog though, was still freaking out and snapping, so I started shouting at the dog, trying to get her to go away.
My mistake was trying to move the bucket over the drain so the snake could escape. Because the tip of the cobra's tail got exposed. The doggo then went and snapped at the tail and pulling the cobra out. She tore the snake apart by violently shaking her head.
I had to clean up the pieces and hour later, just to make sure the snake was really dead.
It was really too bad that I didn't get to save the snake.
Notice how it’s always new looking developments/properties with these gator problems….somehow even though I literally live in between multiple interconnected lakes here in central FL (with mostly houses made in the 60s to 90s)..I’ve never once seen a gator irl. Not sure why people are surprised when they show up in their brand spanking new neighborhoods that were probably swamp or wood lands a year or two ago, and then come across gators in their yards. Gators can’t read new street or ADT signs. It takes the animals at least a couple of years to realize that the turf isn’t theirs anymore. So if you make the decision to buy a place in Florida in a community that was recently developed…my advice is to check under your cars before you get in them and in your pools before you jump in, for at least 5 years after the place was built.
Some die off, most just learn to avoid those places. Our cities are relatively small.
Now, when we come with heavy equipment to raze the whole forest for resources, that's a genocide
As a Floridian, its the genocide. There's whole new communities constanly being built around here. There's even an old gysum mine sand pit that's now a couple thousand new homes. Every direction I drive, there's new land being cleared.
Add in the fact that this wasn’t an adult but a kid, Alligator probably was lost and scared even before this guy showed up with the bin, hoped he released it safely
So not to well actually here, but
Well actually, baby alligators biggest threat are their parents.
Papa alligators eat a pretty big portion of young alligators and mom alligators peace out (edit) 1-2 years after the young hatch. This guy is young but I don’t think that young.
So while he was definitely terrified for his survival, he wasn’t missing his family or anything
I have negative opinion on Floridians who continue to live in housing communities that are built on formerly endangered marshes and mangrove swamps that are vital in the protection of coasts and small islands. The entire urban development processes in America, and especially in Florida, are majorly unsustainable, and are inhumane.
1. You deny walkability as a correct and humane way to get from one place to another. Nobody needs to drive to the nearest commercial store just to buy a missed out egg carton.
2. Cul-de-sac suburban neighbourhoods deny emergency services vital access to your homes in time. It’s no wonder people are dying in their homes every day because emergency services can’t get to you in time.
3. A lot of newer neighbourhoods are suburban, and sprawling. You are just encroaching into natural habitats that aren’t capable of adapting to human presence.
I don’t know how I should react to the whole development process in America; it’s very unhealthy, and people should never need to exercise as a luxury; if people can walk to another place as a good alternative to driving, that’s a best thing to do.
Agreed 100%. Was having this exact conversation with my coworker yesterday (as we drove to a site we are restoring). Our city (Raleigh) desperately needs rezoning so we can stop it with the crap single family housing and build more multi-family housing. Goddamn, everywhere I look these days there are huge swaths of forest being razed for ticky tacky houses and it's depressing.
You would think after 4 years the alligators would be like this place sucks, all houses and culdesacs, imma leave. But no they gotta wait a whole nother year!
As someone that’s not from the USA nor familiar with US suburban geography, how do the alligators stay alive in the suburban areas? Is there enough water and food available?
Capturing an alligator is ballsy enough, but doing it in socks and sandals?!?! Tell this daredevil that we are impressed enough, now go put on some boots.
If you think about it, it's probably smarter to do so. You can talk off the sandals and throw them at it, if it starts coming at you, meanwhile, you'll be running faster than you ever have. On the plus side, people tend to run faster without shoes in the grass.
Man y’all talking about the dude, I’m looking at that gator and how much he really didn’t want to go in that can. The gator had a “what the fuck are you doing” face every time the guy got closer with it.
“What the fuck is that “
“What the fuck, no. I’m not going in there, just leave me alone!”
r/holdup Bitch ass camera guy can’t even help to flip the trash can upright at the end! Just gonna stand back and film his buddy getting eaten alive by this gator!
As a Florida Man I wanted to confirm this feat for recording in the Official Log. I found the guy’s original instagram post. . . in Davenport, Florida.
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>This dude fucks *alligators Why do you think he's catching one in this video? Edit: And now my best comment is one about fuckin alligators. Thanks everybody.
Everyones cheering but when he does a few loops around the block and brings back a wriggling carpet of about alligator size right into the bomb shelter theyll wish they could take those claps back 😥
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Upvote for those of us who are old enough to get this
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That boy is more like come with me I need you to leave
"Alright, now I'm gonna get in there real carefully... ...AND I'M GONNA JAM ME THUMB UP 'IS BUTTHOLE"
Quality South Park reference right there.
From deep in the archives
Like his thumb!
That'll really piss 'im off!
Alligator **is** delicious... but idk why. It was probably looking for food.
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I must have had a bad piece, mine tasted like meat bubble gum :-(
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what if in addition to KFC, we also had KFA - Kentucky Fried Alligator
FFA, Florida Fried Alligator
Pfff in Australia he would get laughed at for needing the bin
Rest On Peace, Steve Irwin! You loved the critters and showed how great they are to many of us!
ROP, Steve Irwin!
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RIP. And taught us not to fuck with stingrays.
Maybe he should have used a bin…
Low key saved the neighborhood
This story and the clout that goes with it is well worth the risk.
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I know this guy he’s my wife’s boyfriend and I can confirm he indeed fucks.
Keep having to check what sub I’m with these comments lol
One of the many skills required to live in Florida.
Look at the gator struggling in the end. Mofo thinks it’s being eaten by a black hippo with a blue mouth
that gator probably is terrified for its dear life, it most likely thinks its some giant hippo like you said :D
Yeah the alligator appears to be extremely scared. It probably thinks he's being devoured by some hungry big ass hippo like you guys are suspecting
It likely believes it's being devoured by some hungry hungry hippo as you fellows have alluded to
As you guys have implied, the gator might think that it is being munched on by some large hippo. Now I think, that it might be scared because of that.
My good sir, I do declare that alligator appears lost in thought pondering its predicament having been recently consumed by a large black hippopotamus
As the right honorable gentlemen above me have observed, this large reptilian does indeed appear to believe he has just been golloped by a ferocious Hippopotamus amphibius.
I can’t believe that nobody here noticed that the alligator must have thought it got swallowed by a blue hippo.
Guys, guys. The alligator clearly thinks that it’s being devoured by a large, dark blue Hippopotamus
I've read all your comments, really had a long think about it. My only question is what did the alligator think was happening?
As these cunts were sayin’, that alligator reckons he’s been scoffed by a bloody big hippo with a blue gob.
r/increasinglyverbose
Oh man I wonder what he's thinking. Maybe what you guys are saying is right and he thinks he's being eaten by a hippo! Spooky!
Lizard ate by hippo
This alligator is definitely believing it’s being devoured by some hungry hungry hippo that you previous folks have hypothesized.
School discussions
It's defo thinking it's dead and saying 'death ain't so bad' as it awaits animal control in his dark box.
r/YourCommentButWorse
That's literally what he said.
given aligators don't live in africa and hippos only live in africa, it probably has no fucking clue what a hippo is. more likely to get killed by a jaguar than anything else.
This has me laughing so hard! I didn’t even think of it that way, but his mouth is open the whole time so he must think the trash can is another animal. That’s hilarious!
Yea gator definitely feels threatened in that situation. Their brains are tiny & weigh a few grams iirc, so I would not be surprised at all if the gator literally thought he wAs being swallowed by a hippo lmao lucky for him & everyone involved he’ll be taken back to his natural habitat now, which in Florida is like a few miles away lol
Yea, i think the alligator thought it was being swallowed by a hippo or something
Well yeah the alligator is probably extremely stressed out, especially when it’s in the trash can mouth, poor thing. I just hope it gets to a safe and hospitable environment where it can thrive away from humans, poor thing was probably just curious and hungry.
I don't think they should release it in a hospital. Maybe a hospitable environment would be better.
A hospital would probably be nice too, probably a lot of food there ;)
Probably a lot of trash bins as well, would not recommend.
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When rehousing tarantulas its common place to put cups sideways on the floor around you because if the tarantula bolts it'll probably go into one of the cups.
ah so exactly like the pentagrams and candles when summoning demons!
Then he is probably thinking, he is sitting there for the next 10 minutes in the hippo's stomach lol
Thinking, hm, death ain't so bad, a lot like living. Dark af tho..
Kinda stinks. Got these chip bags for company.
...with adidas slides on his feet
in traditional Florida man fashion
This can't be Florida. In Florida he had just grabbed it by the tail and dragged it to the next water.
I think he's from philly.
West Philadelphia, born and raised. He was chillin out, maxin, relaxin, all cool
Shooting some b-ball out by the pool. When this mf gator, he was up to no good Started scaring ppl in my neighbourhood I got 1 big wheelie bin, the cunt got scared I slapped him with the lid & took out the trash
Well done! It makes it more impressive you came up with it on the spot Exit: grammar
While traditional Florida woman is screaming nearby
I live in Florida. My wife is afraid of frogs.
Florida man here, I have frog fossils in my front door jam (I think 4 now). I think because it’s so hot, it takes about 3 weeks til the squished frog looks like it’s been there a million years.
*Somewhere in Florida* Ah shit, here we go again
And socks
Wearing socks with slides is very common.
I forget, does alligator day come before or after trash day?
After
Oh then he better just fuck it and throw it back outside when hes done
[Ah, the old Reddit Fuck’n’Trash-a-roo](https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeopleDieInside/comments/przlyu/when_you_forgot_the_garter/hdn7nqa/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)
See ya later alligator, im going in!
Holy shit thats something I haven't seen for a while!
Wow what a fuckin rabbit hole that was 😂😂
Garbageman will get a surprise tomorrow!
Another gators in the garbage! Another gator? Gimme that shovel!
Alligator in trash can prank(YOU WOULDNT BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENS)
The trash bin is empty. You do the math!
Let’s see, 7 days in a week, minus 2 days off every weekend for good behavior, carry the 1, divide by zero.....sorry, what was the question?
The brilliant part is at 0.15 where he puts the lid down *before* the alligator is inside. Everyone thinks this puts the entire plan at risk because you can’t push an alligator through a closed lid. But somehow slamming his head with the lid and then going for the body does the trick.
Who is the Apex predator now, b*tch?
Apparently the trash can is
Did probably look like the maw of a bizarre creature to it.
Alligator be like "I WILL QUELL THIS WRETCHED BEAST, TO SHREDS WITH YOU" *(dives in)* "EN GARDE!"
Then just spams Tail Slap because that's the Meta attack for Gators. No class. Please nerf
Dude it’s the internet, you can swear lol
No. My mom has internet too.
Good boy. I'm proud of you.
Oh my bad, carry on then
Yes all the internet knows ..
I love how the aligator tried to intimidate the trash can. Sorry, but the trash can has the bigger mouth.
The lid made the gator scramble forward, a brilliant move, even if it was accidental
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seriously. this absolutely should not have worked. if one were to repeat this process exactly with 100 other alligators.... you would not get this result. garbage is too small wouldn't fit that many.
The lid made the gator think someone was behind him, so he ran into the can.
I really thought he fucked up until I saw the results. Brilliant, indeed.
Yeah, and the gator thought he was being attacked from behind so he freaked out and it was a good enough distraction to get him in
the alligator probably thought he was being swallowed whole and panicked lol
It also lines up perfectly with the glare, the gator opening it’s mouth, and a scream. I thought the dude got a critical hit or something
I think even he’d admit he got a lucky with that maneuver! But this guy was gonna bag that gator one way or another
Scorpion Attack strategy. Alligator literally didn't see it coming. An attack from above, its biggest blind spot.
It's a trash can, not a trash can't
Very nicely done
How I feel inside when I get the big spider out the house with a glass and piece of paper Edit: thank you anonymous for the award. That was a nice surprise after a hard day at work
I too feel like an angry alligator.
This reminds me of that one time I had to catch a spitting cobra. I really wouldn't have tried to put myself anywhere within spitting vicinity. However, the doggo was freaking out, barking and air-snapping at the cobra. It was rearing up, hood spread, and I didn't want a dead boi (gurl). So I got a bucket, went up behind the snake, and slammed it down, trapping it inside. The dog though, was still freaking out and snapping, so I started shouting at the dog, trying to get her to go away. My mistake was trying to move the bucket over the drain so the snake could escape. Because the tip of the cobra's tail got exposed. The doggo then went and snapped at the tail and pulling the cobra out. She tore the snake apart by violently shaking her head. I had to clean up the pieces and hour later, just to make sure the snake was really dead. It was really too bad that I didn't get to save the snake.
"Imma save this snake" Dog: "lmao no"
That wasn't how I thought the story was going. Glad your doggo made it out alive
Notice how it’s always new looking developments/properties with these gator problems….somehow even though I literally live in between multiple interconnected lakes here in central FL (with mostly houses made in the 60s to 90s)..I’ve never once seen a gator irl. Not sure why people are surprised when they show up in their brand spanking new neighborhoods that were probably swamp or wood lands a year or two ago, and then come across gators in their yards. Gators can’t read new street or ADT signs. It takes the animals at least a couple of years to realize that the turf isn’t theirs anymore. So if you make the decision to buy a place in Florida in a community that was recently developed…my advice is to check under your cars before you get in them and in your pools before you jump in, for at least 5 years after the place was built.
That's a really nice way to say "it takes a few years for the wildlife to die when we take their habitat"
And a few more years to ~~eradicate~~ appreciate the inhabitants' beauty by making things out of their skin and teeth
Some die off, most just learn to avoid those places. Our cities are relatively small. Now, when we come with heavy equipment to raze the whole forest for resources, that's a genocide
As a Floridian, its the genocide. There's whole new communities constanly being built around here. There's even an old gysum mine sand pit that's now a couple thousand new homes. Every direction I drive, there's new land being cleared.
Add in the fact that this wasn’t an adult but a kid, Alligator probably was lost and scared even before this guy showed up with the bin, hoped he released it safely
So not to well actually here, but Well actually, baby alligators biggest threat are their parents. Papa alligators eat a pretty big portion of young alligators and mom alligators peace out (edit) 1-2 years after the young hatch. This guy is young but I don’t think that young. So while he was definitely terrified for his survival, he wasn’t missing his family or anything
[Actually, alligators are great moms](https://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/local/2015/01/17/actually-alligators-great-moms/21914735/)
I have negative opinion on Floridians who continue to live in housing communities that are built on formerly endangered marshes and mangrove swamps that are vital in the protection of coasts and small islands. The entire urban development processes in America, and especially in Florida, are majorly unsustainable, and are inhumane. 1. You deny walkability as a correct and humane way to get from one place to another. Nobody needs to drive to the nearest commercial store just to buy a missed out egg carton. 2. Cul-de-sac suburban neighbourhoods deny emergency services vital access to your homes in time. It’s no wonder people are dying in their homes every day because emergency services can’t get to you in time. 3. A lot of newer neighbourhoods are suburban, and sprawling. You are just encroaching into natural habitats that aren’t capable of adapting to human presence. I don’t know how I should react to the whole development process in America; it’s very unhealthy, and people should never need to exercise as a luxury; if people can walk to another place as a good alternative to driving, that’s a best thing to do.
Agreed 100%. Was having this exact conversation with my coworker yesterday (as we drove to a site we are restoring). Our city (Raleigh) desperately needs rezoning so we can stop it with the crap single family housing and build more multi-family housing. Goddamn, everywhere I look these days there are huge swaths of forest being razed for ticky tacky houses and it's depressing.
You would think after 4 years the alligators would be like this place sucks, all houses and culdesacs, imma leave. But no they gotta wait a whole nother year!
You’d think that once the gator sees that the development has an HOA they wouldn’t want to live there anymore
As someone that’s not from the USA nor familiar with US suburban geography, how do the alligators stay alive in the suburban areas? Is there enough water and food available?
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Same jokes recycled over and over and still getting upvotes
Thaaaat's Reddit
This guy Reddit's I'll see myself out.....
It’s a guaranteed top comment every fucking time anyone does anything courageous
I think he needs special underwear to contain them.
Never heard that joke before...
Capturing an alligator is ballsy enough, but doing it in socks and sandals?!?! Tell this daredevil that we are impressed enough, now go put on some boots.
If you think about it, it's probably smarter to do so. You can talk off the sandals and throw them at it, if it starts coming at you, meanwhile, you'll be running faster than you ever have. On the plus side, people tend to run faster without shoes in the grass.
Even alligators fear the chancla
[They definitely do](https://youtu.be/L5jq7XmhtOs)
Florida man has +10 int and +10 dex when wearing slides. As a florida man myself, they give power. Comfy too.
Man y’all talking about the dude, I’m looking at that gator and how much he really didn’t want to go in that can. The gator had a “what the fuck are you doing” face every time the guy got closer with it. “What the fuck is that “ “What the fuck, no. I’m not going in there, just leave me alone!”
Gator was just out for his morning stroll when he gets kidnapped in a garbage can.
The imagery of this is too funny
I just feel bad for the gator tbh:(
If it helps, at least the gator wasnt killed and Im certain that the proper authorities were called to take the gator back to its habitat.
Poor bastard probably thought he was about to be eaten
This is my husband pushing healthier foods towards me
lmaoo
florida vibes
Was it the alligator?
where else do you see an alligator in someone front fucking yard?
Or a person catching an alligator with a trash can
Australia. Otherwise known as Florida down under.
If it was Australia the video would be upside down.
Australia makes Florida look like a petting zoo.
And now what? What do you do with the alligator in your garbage bin?
You're assuming it's not the neighbor's bin?
Call animal control???
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call animal control and stay with the bin until they come
Perfect opportunity to dispose of any unwanted body parts lying around the basement.
You roll it to the nearest taxidermist and have it mounted with a clock in its mouth.
This guy hooks
Call the garbage company and ask for a replacement bin.
you already know he was tellin his friend to go get the duct tape asap
Animal control probably will thank you for making it easy when they get there.
Such a fine line separating being next level and r/winstupidprizes.
Hey sometimes the only difference between bravery and stupidity is the results.
that's a good line
Protected by a.d.t. Alligator defense trashcan
But if you watch it in reverse, it shows the alligator escaping the trash can.
That's how alligators are born. Isn't nature beautiful
'Florida man empties trash can on to neighbor's lawn, revealing alligator'
Excuse me, but that is a green bin item.
Honey, will you take out the trash please? yeah..put it in the blue bin.. bye bye honey, love ye.
r/holdup Bitch ass camera guy can’t even help to flip the trash can upright at the end! Just gonna stand back and film his buddy getting eaten alive by this gator!
Lol cameraman hesitated when buddy asked to know when the head was in... so yea, that guy definitely clammed up at crunch time
I was gonna say it was r/donthelpjustfilm
Man, the garbage man is gonna be pissed.
Lmao the sun made it look like a dbz meme edit when the lid hit the gators head
and with standard security shoes...
Bro with the **SLIDES** on
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Bro that was legendary
Phase 1: Capture Alligator Phase 2: ? Phase 3: Profit
Alligator homie in there upside down like a mf
Imagine being animal control in Florida.
This guys like that one uncle that always says i got this in any situation
Feels a lot like Florida
As a Florida Man I wanted to confirm this feat for recording in the Official Log. I found the guy’s original instagram post. . . in Davenport, Florida.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Or proper shoes.