aaaawwww....

[Xenophon]

[KathyWoolfe]

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[EternalOptimist]

I think the area that secretes the elixir is in the bellendus region...

thats the latin, In the greek its tubendorus

[hyperD]

Where do you lick them?

I told my gf that and it worked - well for me anyway....

I think the area that secretes the elixir is in the bellendus region...

[hyperD]

Marge: Homer are you licking toads?
Homer: I'm not not licking toads.

[BrilloPad]

You should lick toads for a free high.

Where do you lick them?

I told my gf that and it worked - well for me anyway....

[Xenophon]

Not Australian Cane Toads you shouldn't

(actually Cane Toads are not native to Aus)

KathyWoolfe is awarded +5 Xeno Geek Points.

[KathyWoolfe]

You should lick toads for a free high.

Not Australian Cane Toads you shouldn't

(actually Cane Toads are not native to Aus)

[hyperD]

You should lick toads for a free high.

[Marina]

Crikey, some of those tropical frogs are deadly! I think the green ones are normally OK, but there's an orange species that it's usually fatal just to touch.

(Same goes for certain south American caterpillers - Dozens of loggers were mysteriously dying, and it was some while before a new species of caterpiller was identified as the culprit.)

[Sockpuppet]

In NuLieBor Britian that would have read.

"Woman charged with kidnap of tree frog. Given £80 on the spot fine".

[Lucy]

Tree frog found alive in packet of spinach

April 15, 2008 - 11:07AM


A green tree frog narrowly avoided becoming lunch to an unsuspecting shopper after finding its way into a packet of spinach.

The woman was unpacking her groceries when she spotted the Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog and quickly freed it from its plastic prison.

Now appropriately named Popeye, the frog was rushed to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary's community hospital and was found to be in perfect health.

Veterinarian nurse Mimi Dona said the frog was very close to becoming part of a meal when he was found.

Despite being healthy, she said his immediate future was unclear.

"We would love to release him however due to the possible threat of disease and that we are unsure of his origin, he will stay with us until his future is decided," Ms Dona said.

brisbanetimes.com.au