[Hand em their arse]

Call me skeptical, but 16 yrs. old, and just before midnight on a saturday night and he's throwing rocks and sticks into a lake???

My take on the evening, is after he and a couple buddies were on the tail end of a case of Bud, they thought "Let's go f**k with that gator and throw some rocks at it..."

[Stoat]

Call me skeptical, but 16 yrs. old, and just before midnight on a saturday night and he's throwing rocks and sticks into a lake???

My take on the evening, is after he and a couple buddies were on the tail end of a case of Bud, they thought "Let's go f**k with that gator and throw some rocks at it..."

Sounds quite likely  :-)

The kid will keep the full truth of what happened as a secret until the day he dies, I'm sure; and the gator certainly won't tell.   :-)

[Doctor Stochastic]

Gotta agree. Gators generally eat prey that's much smaller than they are; people are too big (but not feet, hands, heads.) Crocs generally eat prey bigger than they are; hippos, buffalo, people, gators, etc.

[E=MC²]

He definitely was foolish. At a local state park near here they have a saying: "After dark only two things move out here...gators and gator food".

[SuziQ]

Heh, I was thinking along the same lines as you.
"Hey y'all watch this!"

He is one fortunate young man!

[Jeff Chandler]

My take on the evening, is after he and a couple buddies were on the tail end of a case of Bud, they thought "Let's go f**k with that gator and throw some rocks at it..."

Heh heh heh. I remember being 16.

[Xenalyte]

You and me both!

Not that there's anything wrong with huckin' rocks at gators . . . far be it from me to cast aspersions!