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Gila Monster Mayhem: A Colorado Comedy of Errors!

Alright, hold onto your hats and grab your popcorn, because we've got a wild tale straight out of Colorado that's bound to leave you in stitches! 🎩🍿

So, picture this: A dude in Colorado decides he wants a pet that's as cool as a cucumber... or in this case, as cool as a Gila monster. You know, those Jurassic Park-looking reptiles that could scare the scales off a snake? Well, this guy, Christopher Ward, thought it would be a swell idea to have one as a pet.

Now, here's the kicker: Gila monsters aren't exactly known for their friendly natures. Nope, these suckers pack a bite that's nastier than a hangover after a night of too many tequila shots. It's like getting your hand slammed in a car door, except the pain lasts for hours. Ouch!

But does our fearless lizard lover care? Not a chance! He goes ahead and gets himself not one, but two of these venomous buddies named Winston and Potato. Because who needs a guard dog when you can have a guard lizard, right?

Fast forward to the big day when Winston decides to sink his teeth into Chris's hand like it's a gourmet snack. Within minutes, Chris is in full-on panic mode, puking his guts out and struggling to catch a breath. Talk about a rough day in the reptile kingdom!

Despite heroic efforts to save him, Chris doesn't make it. Yep, he's gone to that great lizard habitat in the sky, all because he wanted a pet that was a little out of the ordinary. RIP, buddy, but maybe next time, stick to goldfish or something less, you know, deadly?

And get this: Turns out, owning a Gila monster in Colorado requires a permit, which our boy Chris conveniently forgot to get. Whoopsie-daisy!

But hey, not everyone's deterred by the risks. Some folks, like the owner of Colorado Gators, think Gila monsters are just the bee's knees. But me? I'll stick to dogs and cats, thank you very much. After all, they may not be as exotic, but at least they won't send me to the ER with a venomous bite! 🐾🐱🐶

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