Posted on 05/21/2026 7:46:46 AM PDT by Red Badger
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A live frog was discovered in a lettuce bag purchased from a grocery store in Australia.
Farmer Rhys Smoker found the frog hopping inside an unopened lettuce bag bought from Woolworths in Esperance, Australia, on Saturday, May 16, while preparing a steak and salad dinner for his housemates, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and Associated Press reported.
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I don’t even bother with stuff like that. It’s a waste of time.....................
... and then he didn’t know if licking it would get him high or kill him ...
down at the sink in the barn where I make our tie dye clothing for shipping nationwide, I have a family of little frogs living among the blenders soaking and what not. the barn water is fed with a hose as there is no direct line to the building—so during the summer the water becomes scalding in the hose. I once made the mistake of turning on the hose without first clearing the little frog family. Two of the buggers got cooked unfortunately. So come warm weather, its always clear out the froggies first....before turning on the water..
He clearly didn’t read the label “Frog Leg Deluxe cobb salad ingredients”
Well, they dont eat much. 😏
dinner and a pet, sounds like a deal to me
Roommate.
It was a French Salad!
I found it interesting that they released the from at a local pond..............
That’s a bit TOO FRESH!...............
https://grammarhow.com/why-the-french-are-called-frogs/
(One that’s not mentioned at the link is that the fleur-de-lis supposedly looked something like a frog, to the English...)
Are you the one who had a two-headed turtle?
Did you notice that they didn’t even sue Woolworth? Apparently Australians aren’t as litigious as we are, which is quite nice for a change.
Australia most likely has the British principle of law that THE LOSER PAYS.
If America had that, we wouldn’t be so litigious either!............
At least it wasn’t a gator.
Did it try to sell him insurance?
Thanks. Maybe that explains it.
yup
perhaps their slogan could be: “As fresh as if it was still growing in the field!” ...
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