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rosygail 04-10-2015 02:46 PM

Why are frogs so happy?
 
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo.../6774-frog.jpg



SO.....You'd better not bug me!

MikeV 04-10-2015 07:05 PM

Ha!

perrjojo 04-10-2015 07:19 PM

That's cute.

dbussone 04-10-2015 07:51 PM

So! You are a carnivore! Way to go.

graciegirl 04-10-2015 09:17 PM

This frog is happy because RosyGail is doin' fine.

NYGUY 04-10-2015 09:46 PM

A Villages FROG is the happiest FROG!!..:a040:

deestatham 04-11-2015 02:13 AM

I KNOW this is a stupid question but I'm gonna ask anyway - What is a FROG? I see it all the time on these threads but as someone who is moving to TV in September, I'm not sure what it is and I probably need to know. Thanks folks.

rosygail 04-11-2015 02:42 AM

Frogs are full time village residents.....those who will stay here till they croak!

deestatham 04-11-2015 02:45 AM

Thanks for the clarification - I LOVE THE DEFINITION!!

Villages Kahuna 04-13-2015 11:37 PM

Some Of Us Aren't So Happy With The Frogs
 
I've run into two people who have been quite upset with the frogs living near them. One of our friends lives with their lanai facing across the golf course towards the Havana CC patio. There's a golf course pond 50-60 yards from them which is so inundated with bullfrogs that they can't hear normal conversations on their lani in the evenings.

I also ran into another couple playing golf who described having to sell their house because it would be covered with tree frogs each morning. The man described not being able to see out thru their sliding doors and not being able to open the garage door because they were "covered" with tree frogs (the ones with the suction cups on their feet) each morning.

That's the bad news. The good news is that one of the neighbors living nearby the couple near Havana CC--a retired Army officer--recommended a sure thing solution to the bull frog problem. He recommended a couple of hand grenades to permanently put a frog in the throats of the bull frogs. Hah! Nothing like a good old practical GI solution to a problem.

graciegirl 04-14-2015 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna (Post 1044707)
I've run into two people who have been quite upset with the frogs living near them. One of our friends lives with their lanai facing across the golf course towards the Havana CC patio. There's a golf course pond 50-60 yards from them which is so inundated with bullfrogs that they can't hear normal conversations on their lani in the evenings.

I also ran into another couple playing golf who described having to sell their house because it would be covered with tree frogs each morning. The man described not being able to see out thru their sliding doors and not being able to open the garage door because they were "covered" with tree frogs (the ones with the suction cups on their feet) each morning.

That's the bad news. The good news is that one of the neighbors living nearby the couple near Havana CC--a retired Army officer--recommended a sure thing solution to the bull frog problem. He recommended a couple of hand grenades to permanently put a frog in the throats of the bull frogs. Hah! Nothing like a good old practical GI solution to a problem.


There was a "storm" of frogs around the doors of our home a couple of years ago for two or three weeks and I haven't seen any since.

It is a mystery.

dbussone 04-14-2015 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1044713)
There was a "storm" of frogs around the doors of our home a couple of years ago for two or three weeks and I haven't seen any since.

It is a mystery.

Sounds like something from the Old Testament. ::jester::

Brendanyc 04-16-2015 06:01 PM

Glad to be a new frog!
 
We purchased our home in June 2014 and just arrived to stay last week!!! :wave::wave::wave::wave::wave: We are so happy. We have my 87 year young mom living with us and we are happy to be frogs!!! In fact, I just purchased my "Frog" vanity plate at Lake Sumter Landing. "I'm a frog. I'm here till I croak." I can't think of any other place I would rather enjoy retirement. Both my husband an I are not eligible for medicare but I just took my mom today to Dr. Helen at the Pinellas care center. She was thorough and sooo... supportive of her needs. It all keeps getting better! :jester:


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