OK

1)Now That you know what it feels like to be called rude names, I hope you think twice before you call sombody stupid.
i hope

2) congrats on losing 50 pounds i hope it makes u feel better.

3) im against feeding the crocks.

but i am against stoping it quickly.
I admit im no wildlife expert,and the study done in caye caulker will not apply to our rare crocks.
every colony of crocks is diferent
crocks are wild animals who naturaly inherit there parents habits what this means is even the baby crocks now know
people = food
take in mind that none of these crocks are currently able to hunt for themselvs in the wild because they have been fed for so long.

bad move on our behalf and we are all responsable so long as you know about it and did nothing to stop it.
I think we need to block off the area and fence it off because when we stop feeding them (and we should) is when we start losing dogs and hopfully never!! a child or person

also if people insist on the fact that it brings tourists
not cool whats next manatee hunting

btw there are hundreds of crocks back there even tho we only see a few at a time and with no natural treat to the crocks this numbers will only grow.

its a good idea to make perhaps a place to view them but feeding is not only imoral but causes a massave effect and we as a expanding population can not risk having hungry crocks thinking its our job to feed them.

The same is for every animal feeding other than dogs and cats.

I have to agree with harriet pics are what we need not touching or feeding


but i thank ambergris today for reminding all the people there are things this island needs to consider before taking rash actions. all ambergris today did is report the news thats what they are there for thats why we buy the paper.