Are theseBullfrogs?
 

Yup, looks like a Bullfrog to me. Almost eating size from the looks of it
too........
Bullfrogs are responsible for over predation in many areas, they are also
responsible for many species disapearing in some lakes and ponds. They have
also been linked to other destroyers of natural habitat such as: global
warming, nuclear proliferation, holes in the ozone layer, depletion of fosil
fuels, and the Bush administration........
Bear

Are theseBullfrogs?
 

Bear wrote other destroyers of natural habitat such as: global
warming, nuclear proliferation, holes in the ozone layer, depletion of fosil
fuels, and the Bush administration.....

Did we send a platoon of bullfrogs to Iraq? Maybe they ate Saddam...


k30a

Are theseBullfrogs?
 

On 11 Jun 2003 05:16:41 GMT, ESPMER (K30a) wrote:

Bear wrote other destroyers of natural habitat such as: global
warming, nuclear proliferation, holes in the ozone layer, depletion of fosil
fuels, and the Bush administration.....

Did we send a platoon of bullfrogs to Iraq? Maybe they ate Saddam...


Tried that in the first war. All we got was a bunch of sand blasted bullfrog
jerky. ;-)

Bob

Are theseBullfrogs?
 

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
mad
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You can't have everything. Where would you put it?

From: "DaBear"
Organization: AT&T Broadband
Newsgroups: rec.ponds
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 04:57:55 GMT
Subject: Are theseBullfrogs?

Yup, looks like a Bullfrog to me. Almost eating size from the looks of it
too........
Bullfrogs are responsible for over predation in many areas, they are also
responsible for many species disapearing in some lakes and ponds. They have
also been linked to other destroyers of natural habitat such as: global
warming, nuclear proliferation, holes in the ozone layer, depletion of fosil
fuels, and the Bush administration........
Bear





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Are theseBullfrogs?
 

Don't forget that rec.ponds released a
german shepherd sized bullfrog about five
years ago, it is still out there...


k30a