what's happening. The cat's gone ferral against all odds. 3 froggs in the house, no real water for them other then the stream in the village, which took me an hour to wheeze down there and wheeze back again. Still, I suppose they are happy know. 
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I got big froggies in the pond... nothing else in the pond but they keep coming back to mate...
I know it's irrational but .................I really don't like frogs.
Cologne .............bugger the wALKING i'D HAVE PUT THEM IN A BUCKET OF water outside and left them to it if it had been me. They found their way to your house ..............let the little bleeders find their own way back to where they'd come from.
Cologne .............bugger the wALKING i'D HAVE PUT THEM IN A BUCKET OF water outside and left them to it if it had been me. They found their way to your house ..............let the little bleeders find their own way back to where they'd come from.
Soozy, I never thought of that. I'm a weirdo to myself. The blooming cat has just brought in another one, What is this? A frog convention? Their all really pooing themselves. I've taken them all outside and closed all the windows so the 'BITCH'' can't follow and re catch them. 
My mother got stuck in the loo once trapped by a toad....
They're invading Twickenham, tomorrow. 
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
They're invading Twickenham, tomorrow.
Frogs on tour 
I've only ever seen a real frog once and that was outside Yates after a few vodkas. I bloody shit myself 
I love watching frogs my son took lots of frogs spawn out of my pond this week I am more worried about Hamish catching them between his teeth I
had a look in the pond this morning and there is now loads more which will have to come out
Ihad a look in the pond this morning and there is now loads more which will have to come out
Originally Posted by Karma_:
I've only ever seen a real frog once and that was outside Yates after a few vodkas. I bloody shit myself
Karma sorry for laughing I can see were you would jump with fright 
We quite often get frogs in our garden - teeny weeny ones. I don't know where they come from as we don't have a garden pond, but it is a rural area so I guess there's water about nearby.
Originally Posted by Marguerita:
Originally Posted by Karma_:
I've only ever seen a real frog once and that was outside Yates after a few vodkas. I bloody shit myself
Karma sorry for laughing I can see were you would jump with fright I started screaming and someone called the police
I think there used to be a pond in our garden... way back before we bought this house. We get invaded by them every year...
I like them... they are so cute.. but its a mare cos the dog likes them in a whole different way - I can't stand the upset when we realise he has caught & mauled another frog (plus they are toxic).
We have had two that stayed with us... Crispin (so named cos he lived in the driest bit of the garden, throughout the hottest summer ever... and should really have been a crispy frog) & Lucky (named cos the dog had mauled him, we'd managed to get to him before the dog killed him, but he did lose an eye... he lived for a couple of years in an upturned propogator lid.. his "des res")
We also had a toad .. he was called Nostradamus - he was huge... and seriously ugly.. even the dog backed off with his tail between his legs when he came face to face with him.
I didn't dare to mow or strim the bit of the garden where the toad was... I'd had a gross strimming incident with frogs years earlier.. (shudders remembering the splatter hitting face)
I like them... they are so cute.. but its a mare cos the dog likes them in a whole different way - I can't stand the upset when we realise he has caught & mauled another frog (plus they are toxic).
We have had two that stayed with us... Crispin (so named cos he lived in the driest bit of the garden, throughout the hottest summer ever... and should really have been a crispy frog) & Lucky (named cos the dog had mauled him, we'd managed to get to him before the dog killed him, but he did lose an eye... he lived for a couple of years in an upturned propogator lid.. his "des res")
We also had a toad .. he was called Nostradamus - he was huge... and seriously ugly.. even the dog backed off with his tail between his legs when he came face to face with him.
I didn't dare to mow or strim the bit of the garden where the toad was... I'd had a gross strimming incident with frogs years earlier.. (shudders remembering the splatter hitting face)
Originally Posted by Karma_:
Originally Posted by Marguerita:
Originally Posted by Karma_:
I've only ever seen a real frog once and that was outside Yates after a few vodkas. I bloody shit myself
Karma sorry for laughing I can see were you would jump with fright I started screaming and someone called the police
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
They're invading Twickenham, tomorrow.
They don't seem to be getting there though.
BTW, I still love my cat, she probably thought Christmas had come early.
Mutley has turned back into the lovely domesticated cat she seems to have been for 8 months. No frogs, not mice, not rats, not dartmoor blinking moss. (That's been coming in for weeks).
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
We also had a toad .. he was called Nostradamus - he was huge... and seriously ugly.. even the dog backed off with his tail between his legs when he came face to face with him.
I didn't dare to mow or strim the bit of the garden where the toad was... I'd had a gross strimming incident with frogs years earlier.. (shudders remembering the splatter hitting face)
OMG Ditty, I'd never strim again, after an experience like that.
I stepped on a few frogs today.
Originally Posted by Antiope:
I stepped on a few frogs today.
