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alemorkam 08-29-2025 07:53 AM

Caption this Gecko........
 
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opinionist 08-29-2025 08:08 AM

Check out my new cell phone.

Taltarzac725 08-29-2025 08:11 AM

Boy do we look good, now!

n8xwb 08-29-2025 10:39 AM

I'm not a Gecko!

TommyT 08-29-2025 10:43 AM

(SHOUTING) Progressive is the one you need !!

GoldenBoy 08-29-2025 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by alemorkam (Post 2457478)

Not a Geco.

Velvet 08-29-2025 10:09 PM

The face recognition ID doesn’t seem to work.

Taltarzac725 08-30-2025 03:30 AM

Dammit. I just wrote the Great American Novel and lost my reception and could not upload it.

Worldseries27 08-30-2025 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by alemorkam (Post 2457478)

can you hear me now?

airstreamingypsy 08-30-2025 07:40 AM

Stop calling me a Gecko, I'm an Anole.

Worldseries27 08-30-2025 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by alemorkam (Post 2457478)

by now you've learned no good deed goes unpunished

Bay Kid 08-30-2025 08:23 AM

Where did I put my phone?

GoldenBoy 08-30-2025 09:54 AM

still not a "gecko"
 
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Originally Posted by alemorkam (Post 2457478)

Not a Gecko.

That is an
Anolis, also known as anoles. They are a genus of small, American lizards with the ability to change color. They are native to the Americas and are part of the Dactyloidae family. With over 425 species, Anolis is the most species-rich genus of amniote tetrapods in the world. Adult anoles can grow to be 5–18 inches long, including their tail, and typically live around 4 years. In captivity, they can live up to 8 years or more if well cared for.
... Wikipedia,

Velvet 08-30-2025 10:11 AM

Yes, but most of us call them “Geckos” probably because of a commercial. If I say “anole on my lanai screen” no one in my northern city seems to know what I’m talking about, like “is that some kind of mold?” but if I say “geckos on my porch screen” people nod with understanding.

DonRaleigh 08-30-2025 11:20 AM

Not a gecko
 
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Originally Posted by Velvet (Post 2457747)
Yes, but most of us call them “Geckos” probably because of a commercial. If I say “anole on my lanai screen” no one in my northern city seems to know what I’m talking about, like “is that some kind of mold?” but if I say “geckos on my porch screen” people nod with understanding.

So say lizard. No reason to encourage confusion.


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