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Me, too! Remember the Serpentarium? And the king Cobra shows with nothing but grass between us and the snake?
by e40 3y ago
Me, too! Remember the Serpentarium? And the king Cobra shows with nothing but grass between us and the snake?
- detourdog 3y agoGrew up outside of Gainesville and always wondered about Jai Alai. The ads on TV made it very important but no adult I knew cared about it. Very confusing.
- js2 3y agoI went to U.F. in the 90s (grew up in South Florida). Some college buddies and I went to a Jai Alai game in Ocala once. It felt like we'd stepped back in time a few decades. Here's photos of the Orlando fronton which has a similar vibe: https://www.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/orlando-jai-alai-31-photos-of-what-its-like-today/Slideshow/30946733/30904644 https://www.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/orlando-jai-alai-31-ph... (Archived for posterity https://archive.ph/r2Yga https://archive.ph/r2Yga)
- dalke 3y agoNever did, but going back to "exotic", when I moved to Illinois I encountered a lot of new vegetation. "What's this one?" I asked. My friends looked at me with an odd expression. "Maple." Me: "Oh! It does look like the Canadian flag!" To them, mango, avocado, and Key Lime trees - all which we had in our yard - were exotic. To say nothing of lizards and iguanas, nor having a flock of parakeets fly out of a tree.