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You know, I don’t generally do this, but…I’ll give you a hint. If you’re a bloke and lookin’ for love, put on your green cloak and…
(sigh) “Smoke” is incorrect. Go Away.
Extreme Froghandle Closeup!
Sender inner Ken B. says he “felt something soft and wet behind the handle. When I pulled my hand away, this guy popped his head out a second or two later. He seemed like I was disturbing him.”
aww I love froggies…
The password is “ribbett,” right?
If I reached to open my fridge and felt something “soft and wet behind the handle,” I would have a heart attack. There is just no other possible outcome to such an experience.
Seriously! I’m quite sure that would disturb me more than the froggie!
Where the heck does Ken B live, that having a frog in your house might be considered normal?!? (not saying they’re not cute…)
That’s a fridge?
My thoughts exactly @skippymom. It looks like the door handle on a camp trailer to me.
Yeah, me too, looks like a handle on some kind of outdoor thing. Maybe should be glad a cute froglet is the worst thing that’s found in the handle!
Now I’m wondering why I assumed it was a fridge. I mean really, it looks nothing at all like a fridge.
Nobody gets in to see the wizard! Not nobody, not nohow!
Me = http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=muttley&view=detail&id=F363A9B8E11920C56A34FBF59AA460C5B2930A82&first=0
OK, who ordered the Croak Monsieur?
FTW!!
(is so un-hop, she duzzn’t GIT this ‘un ….)
Signed,
Be-Fuddled and Embarassed (sp?)
Dear Fird, a Croque Monsieur is a fancy-schmancy French name for a grilled ham and cheese sandwich. A Croak Monsieur, on the other hand, would probably leave a little frog in your throat.
A Croque (pronounced “croak”) Monsieur is a yummy hot ham and cheese grilled sammich thingie (a Croque Madame is the same but with a fried egg on top).
Signed,
Happy that I finally know something that Fird Birfle doesn’t know!
oooooooh
Thx to both 260 and to Rachael!!!
To Rachael: I’m glad you knew that, as well!!! Related: it’s kind of a nice coink-idink for this “post’s” purposes, today, that it’s pronounced “croak”, n’est-ce pas??
I’m certain, that there are AT A MINIMUM,
50-elebenty-gajillion thangs that Ah dunno.
That having been said, a Frawnsche thinggie of which I’ve never heard a-tall …
that’s truly a bit spectacular. Mind you, I”m sure there remain at least 40 million Frawnsche things, of which I’ve never heard a-tall…..
Golf clap, for the win, for Oakley.
Talk about a look of disapproval! Little froggeh has the bun-buns beat!
Is that an airplane bathroom door?? If so… what? How does that happen??
I wonder if it might also/ alternatively
be a freezer or refrig. segment in a fast-food joint.
I worked in a Dairy Queen once (I know, “wheeeeee”, huh?) and they had
silver doors to their freezer room ….
I’m going with the door handle on an RV or mobile home.
Ah. That makes sense.
Yeah, definitely makes more sense than an airplane bathroom, haha
The guy reached and felt something “soft and wet behind the handle” and was calm enough to get the camera and take a piture!!!
Is it…gloves?
LOVE THE TERM “froghandle” !!!!!
Interesting place to find a frog . Though not convinient !
Reminds me of a place I stayed in the Virgin Islands. It was a rustic kind of place in the rainforest area of Saint Croix, with open-air wooden shelters and beds covered with tents of mosquito netting. One of the showerheads was broken and just had a big uneven hole in it for water to come out instead of many small holes, and the moment I turned on the water a cute little froggy like this fell right onto my back. A little arm was poking out of the hole wiggling around as well, so I turned the water off and had to evict a second frog by thumping the showerhead a few times. Luckily, neither of them was hurt, and I always made sure to check the showerhead first after that! Then there was a long line of froggies perched atop the wall above the door, watching me get dressed after my shower was done. There were also lots of cute little lizards on the outside of the mosquito nets at night, and a few small millipedes in the underbrush. If your cute tastes aren’t biased entirely towards mammals, it’s actually a really nice place to stay, and the owners are wonderful people.
i’m at the airport. where do i tell them to drop me off?
Frogs and cute little lizards I can just about handle, but I draw the line at millipedes.
Whoa, I’m in the Mod Lounge! Make mine a Croque Monsieur!
Can I come too?
Me three ??? OKAY !
a wet frog landed on your back and you didn’t run screaming? cuz if it’s yr back, you can’t see it!
You, madame, are one badass mofo.
Maybe it’s the door to a truck or a mobile home? Which means it could have parked near frog habitat, and this guy is clearly a rover and a rambler … and keeeyoooot!
Assuming it was, how did froggers get up there? Was he out exploring and thought “There’s a nice vertical wall. I think I’ll climb up to see what’s there”?
Frogs seem to like squeezing into whatever cracks or small spaces they can find, much like cats and boxes. This is probably to avoid being spotted by predators. Also, since they’re cold-blooded, it may help them regulate their body temperature.
Vertical walls? From my experience, frogs have no problem with those.
I don’t understand the hint!!
Laura, perhaps
“put on your green cloak and CROAK….”? dat’s our guess
CROAK is the correct answer! Ding ding ding! You’re a Winner!
hooo hoooo wheeeee
I guessed gloves.
Geez, now I’m going to have to reset my password again . . .
Do I spy a Spaceballs reference in there too?
this little guy will return and keep trying for a while. Toad took up abode in our flip top mailbox, (in florida toads verreee large) Apparently crawled up the wall, lifted the lid and voila. Talk about croaking….waaaaaah……aaaghhhh, sproingggggg…(that would be both of us). He tried to take up residence, several times, till he realized nothing would stop the twice daily disruption of his lair.
Neat surprise! Both scary and wonderful at the same time. I mean, can you imagine how he/she felt when a hand suddenly grabbed him? Lol.
Hope frogsy still has a home and wasn’t scared away.
Living here in the pacific northwet my first thought was “a slug ?” ewwwwwwwwww!
I’m glad it was really a frog!
Pacific Northwet….snrfff…snort…heh heh haar
Tomorrow’s password will be WARTS, *snicker*
Hee! Once my mother was cleaning the deck, and thought she saw a bit of leftover builder’s putty along a join in the fencing. She tried to smooth it away when the putty opened its eyes! It was a wee little frog, colored all grey to better blend in with its surroundings.
She shrieked, but it really was quite an adorable little creature.
Love the photo and caption on this one! Heehee
Alternatively, la grenouille could be saying “Pucker up princess, prince ahoy!”
Best security in the world – what else would pop out at you and scare you half to death than Kermit. I love these photo.