| ! I will see you later, alligator! | |
| "I had followed the vodou priest "to bois caiman, alligator woods, "near cap-francais. | |
| "I'm half alligator, half snapping' turtle. " | |
| "Jumping up and down on the alligator." | |
| "Just kidding," said Wim, and took out his alligator-skin wallet. | |
| ! I will see you later, alligator! | |
| "I had followed the vodou priest "to bois caiman, alligator woods, "near cap-francais. | |
| "I'm half alligator, half snapping' turtle. " | |
| "Jumping up and down on the alligator." | |
| "Just kidding," said Wim, and took out his alligator-skin wallet. | |
| "Legend has it that alligators are vengeful creatures." | |
| "So we start for New Orleans past iridescent lakes and orange gas flares... "and swamps and garbage heaps... "alligators crawling around in broken bottles and tin cans... | |
| 'Cause alligators have to be like, | |
| * Rides and shows and alligators * | |
| - And no alligators. | |
| "Legend has it that alligators are vengeful creatures." | |
| "So we start for New Orleans past iridescent lakes and orange gas flares... "and swamps and garbage heaps... "alligators crawling around in broken bottles and tin cans... | |
| 'Cause alligators have to be like, | |
| * Rides and shows and alligators * | |
| - And no alligators. | |
| It's called alligatoring. See the way the wood's cracked? It looks like the skin of an alligator. | |
| It's called alligatoring. See the way the wood's cracked? It looks like the skin of an alligator. | |
