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On August 19 2008 12:12 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
btw i fuckin love frogs
I love fucking frogs too!
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ah the beauty. solve your mosquito problem with frogs, not chemicals that you have to pay for and destroy the environment. if we could have efficiency driven methods instead of profit driven methods...
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Everything I need to know about frogs I learned from crabapple's vid
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On August 19 2008 12:17 travis wrote:
do you wear overalls?
according to the vid everyone wears overalls of some sort
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On August 19 2008 12:21 crabapple wrote:
ah the beauty. solve your mosquito problem with frogs, not chemicals that you have to pay for and destroy the environment. if we could have efficiency driven methods instead of profit driven methods...
Yeah, but then how are you going to solve the frog problem!?!?!?
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There were actually tadpoles in our old sandbox with water (though no sand) in it a few years ago. They were toads though, this area is rather dry. We actually added dechlorinated water to it because it would have evaporated, and that would have been messy. It was neat when 100 tiny toads started jumping out everywhere. GLHF
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Frogs are cool, especially... BATTLEFROGS erhm.. I mean toads.
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On August 19 2008 12:56 Ancestral wrote:
There were actually tadpoles in our old sandbox with water (though no sand) in it a few years ago. They were toads though, this area is rather dry. We actually added dechlorinated water to it because it would have evaporated, and that would have been messy. It was neat when 100 tiny toads started jumping out everywhere. GLHF
frogs aint a problem, they eat bugs
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On August 19 2008 12:55 tec27 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2008 12:21 crabapple wrote:
ah the beauty. solve your mosquito problem with frogs, not chemicals that you have to pay for and destroy the environment. if we could have efficiency driven methods instead of profit driven methods... Yeah, but then how are you going to solve the frog problem!?!?!?
eagles
and don't ever try to claim that there can be too many eagles
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On August 19 2008 13:21 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2008 12:56 Ancestral wrote:
There were actually tadpoles in our old sandbox with water (though no sand) in it a few years ago. They were toads though, this area is rather dry. We actually added dechlorinated water to it because it would have evaporated, and that would have been messy. It was neat when 100 tiny toads started jumping out everywhere. GLHF frogs aint a problem, they eat bugs
I mean it really was neat, I've never seen 100 small toads (or frogs) emerge and jump off into the world (most of them to die probably  )
Unless you meant to quote tec27 O_O
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On August 19 2008 13:22 travis wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2008 12:55 tec27 wrote:On August 19 2008 12:21 crabapple wrote:
ah the beauty. solve your mosquito problem with frogs, not chemicals that you have to pay for and destroy the environment. if we could have efficiency driven methods instead of profit driven methods... Yeah, but then how are you going to solve the frog problem!?!?!? eagles and don't ever try to claim that there can be too many eagles
Alright, I have to admit that it would be pretty badass to have a bunch of eagles flying around your yard at all times. You win.
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On August 19 2008 13:28 Ancestral wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2008 13:21 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:On August 19 2008 12:56 Ancestral wrote:
There were actually tadpoles in our old sandbox with water (though no sand) in it a few years ago. They were toads though, this area is rather dry. We actually added dechlorinated water to it because it would have evaporated, and that would have been messy. It was neat when 100 tiny toads started jumping out everywhere. GLHF frogs aint a problem, they eat bugs I mean it really was neat, I've never seen 100 small toads (or frogs) emerge and jump off into the world (most of them to die probably ) Unless you meant to quote tec27 O_O
i did! but also about what you said, i fyuckkkkken love frogs
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toads are a problem in australia. the cane toads.
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Nice. Mind taking some pictures?
I love frogs too. Especially Bull Frogs, for a very good reason.
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On August 19 2008 19:50 evanthebouncy! wrote:
Nice. Mind taking some pictures?
I love frogs too. Especially Bull Frogs, for a very good reason.
Heeeeellll yeah the sound of bull frogs is so epic. My friend's family owns some property out in the boonies, and last time I was there with him and a lot of friends, and we were all laying on a blanket in a big forest clearing at night stargazing, telling dirty jokes (it was a mixed crowd so no homo), and just enjoying ourselves. There was a lake nearby and the constant sound of bull frogs was so awesome to hear, being a person who lives just shy of the city. There were a lot of bugs though, so hopefully the bull frogs eat them all.
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Spenguin
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Motorcycle Frogs.
nuff said
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anyone here who is scared to touch a frog or a toad? even though they are harmless and only eat bugs.
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On August 19 2008 13:39 tec27 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2008 13:22 travis wrote:On August 19 2008 12:55 tec27 wrote:On August 19 2008 12:21 crabapple wrote:
ah the beauty. solve your mosquito problem with frogs, not chemicals that you have to pay for and destroy the environment. if we could have efficiency driven methods instead of profit driven methods... Yeah, but then how are you going to solve the frog problem!?!?!? eagles and don't ever try to claim that there can be too many eagles Alright, I have to admit that it would be pretty badass to have a bunch of eagles flying around your yard at all times. You win.
WAT BOUT A HAWK
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A proud eagle or hawk wouldn't eat the frogs.
You need a  Stork for this task!
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Steve, I think you need to draw us a MS Paint picture of these tadpoles, and there soon to be "Frog" state.
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I don't get it, a pond with a stream??? And if that is possible, shouldn't the tadpoles be taken by the current?
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the stream could have a very very weak flow
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On August 20 2008 01:04 thoraxe wrote:
I don't get it, a pond with a stream??? And if that is possible, shouldn't the tadpoles be taken by the current?
its a weak stream, there's a pump at the bottom of the pond with a screen over it so the tadpoles can't get sucked in
but its not a strong pump, they can just swim around when the stream is running
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That's pretty cool. Fakesteve will be popular with all the 5 year old boys who unleash frogs in schoolhouses, even though it feels like an anachronism.
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