I protect your home, your boat, your car,
But a guy has to eat or not go far.
Roaches are good. They’ve got some crunch.
This gecko’s off to grab some lunch!
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ha. we used to have lizards galore come visit when we lived in FL...my cat made them the snack
ReplyDeleteMy first 160 read of the day and you've left me smiling. I like that. Great 160 and thank you for playing.
ReplyDeletenice 160 - don't know why, but - reminded me somehow of my mother - she used to feed her little brother polliwogs to keep him silent....now you know what kind of mother I had...smiles
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's so true about lizards! I have a baby toad in my front garden that I fret over!
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Does he have an Australian accent?
ReplyDeleteTrue true.. We all gotta eat to live and do the things that we usually do.. hope he enjoyed his crunchy feast :)
ReplyDeleteA cute 160!
Oh, now this was way awesome! Very good, indeed.
ReplyDeleteBrian: Oh, I like the geckos! :-(
ReplyDeleteMM: Score!
Claudia: Yikes! Do polliwogs have some sort of tranquilizing or paralyzing properties?
Harris: We tend to name the regulars.
AA: I asked him, and he said, "Actually, I'm not from Australia. I'm from..."
kavisionz: I hope he did too. He can have all he wants!
Cowboy: Thanks!
well said,
ReplyDeleteloved your 160.
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well that gecko can have as many roaches as he wants...I've always wanted a lizard and now I know why! fun 160~
ReplyDeleteHa! What a great 160! And I just *love* lizards, there is just something so cute about them. Sadly, in Ontario, we don't have a whole lot of those around! :)
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Adorable little gecko! I love their cute little feet... they're so expressive.
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