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on 09-24-2008
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killed my back porch froggy buddy....




and then he ate him right in front of me.








Froggy Buddy: 2007?-2008

RIP



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Posted by Holmes, on 10-14-2008 , IP 66.45.123.11, Guest
Oh shit! Rest in peace little froggy buddy. :cry
 
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Posted by Abundschuh, on 09-25-2008 , IP 63.115.87.189, Guest
On the bright side, with one mighty death blow you would have all the ingredients for snake and frogleg stew! 
 
Yummy!
 
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Posted by zoesdad, on 09-25-2008 , IP 24.166.231.72, Registered
Froggy would have been his last meal! 
 
The only good snake---is a dead snake.
 
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Posted by VegasDad, on 09-24-2008 , IP 67.110.229.226, Guest
That is living in your backyard!?!  
 
Poor froggy.
 
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Posted by orlund, on 09-24-2008 , IP 206.123.166.214, Guest
Poor frog. Although there are rattle snakes where I live, thankfully they are on the other end of town!
 
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Posted by HBundschuh, on 09-24-2008 , IP 76.169.64.205, Registered
If he was in your back yard I would think you would have bigger problems then the untimely demise of your froggy buddy. Double Yuck!
 
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