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-- posted by Joy Butler » Veesuite - Re: Feeding frogs In response to message posted by JButler:Hi Joy, It was hysterical. These guys could be bull frogs, maybe toads? I've got to find a picture!. They're not cute but they are fascinating. The little albino fella is cute. Makes me think of Spiderman the way he latches onto the side of the door and just hangs there. Thanks for stopping by. -- posted by Veesuite » humorous_sage - Frogs When my kids were young, they would pretend to be frogs. Their favorite phrase was "ribbit, ribbit, ribbit."-- posted by humorous_sage » Dan_Ellsworth - Re: Frogs In response to message posted by humorous_sage:I think it was Lincoln who was asked, "How long should a man's legs be?" Reply: "Long enough to touch the ground." How long should a story be? Long enough to cover the ground. Your lineup of restaurant-attending frogs was a verbal snapshot that brightened my day. It could be the stuff of cartoons, but you had it in the (frog-)flesh. Much of my humor has been *noticing* something funny, not making it up. It is not a copyrightable formula, and I'm glad you're doing it. Much good humor is "found" humor; you have to "sense" it then pass it on. -- posted by Dan_Ellsworth
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What a wonderful picture you painted for me! I laughed so hard, imagining these green guys waiting to be served!! btw - Toads are usually bigger than frogs - Justin thinks your giants are toads from the descrip I gave him - he also says Toads are easier to train than frogs - another indication of Toads - they have learned to anticipate your arrival. -- posted by Paym Bergson
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Joy Butler
They looked like they had just been seated at the restaurant and were just patiently waiting for someone to take their order.