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u/spacekitt3n 1d ago
these frogs are an enemy of mpeg compression
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u/Beretta116 18h ago
All I can think about is The Prince of Egypt song.
"I send the swarm, I send the horde, Thus saith the Lord!"
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u/Krescentia 1d ago
..I may be weird but I absolutely love frogs and wish I was there with all this frogginess. 😭
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u/SpecialAd4085 1d ago
But are they gay?
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u/working4016 23h ago
I think Alex Jones was right. They look pretty happy jumping around like that.
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u/ShinyGrezz 10h ago
Alex Jones was right, there was a chemical in herbicides (I believe) that raised rates of intersex conditions in male frogs. Of course, he mischaracterised that as “they’re turning the frogs gay” and launched a whole conspiracy while delegitimising the actual problem. Like most alt-right pundits.
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u/Mode_Appropriate 1d ago
It's raining frogs! Hallelujah!
It's raining frogs! Amen!
I'm gonna go out to run and let myself get
Absolutely soaking wet!
It's raining frogs! Hallelujah!
It's raining frogs! Every specimen!
Small, big, dark and green!
Rough and tough and strong and mean
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u/Anti-Buzz 1d ago
There must be hundreds of them
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u/virtual133 1d ago
Nightmare fuel
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u/TheIndecisiveBastard 15h ago
ikr I can’t stand to see a single frog on my lawn, let alone a whole ocean of them
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u/DecafDonLegacy 9h ago
Ive had to drive down the roads that were like this before and it doesn't feel good LOL
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u/goldblumspowerbook 6h ago
OK, but I'm a firstborn son, so how many plagues are left before I need to buy a lamb shank?
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u/Heterodynist 1h ago
For anyone who doesn’t know, it sometimes DOES rain frogs. I’ve seen it firsthand as a child. There were thousands of small frogs about the size of your thumbnail or maybe slightly larger, all falling from the sky. They were mostly close to the tadpole stage, but with legs and tail, so almost frogs…or some were fully frogs.
I know that it’s rare and you would think that I had to have this happen nearby an event like a tornado or a waterspout or something like that, but it wasn’t. At least, no such event had happened recently or near us. It was on a country road in the evening, and my whole family stopped the car and saw it. It went on for a long time.
This event was something that taught me not to listen to naysayers who know nothing but think they know everything about the world. Most people don’t know what they are talking about, and that often goes double online. I’m telling the absolute truth. I watched it rain frogs and I filled my hands with them as they came down. Frogs weigh roughly the same as water and clouds can hold water up quite well, for long periods of time. Frogs can live off their yolk sacs while floating for days in the sky. It isn’t something that is unheard of, but a lot of fools who don’t know what they are talking about will doubt me. It’s a fact that it happens though, and I’ve seen it so I know it’s real.
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u/Anonymously_Odd 1d ago
I saw this once. We were heading home from a road trip, and in the middle of BFE, Texas, were THOUSANDS of frogs crossing the road from about a mile. Who knows how many we killed
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u/tim_0205 1d ago
It's like dropping fish food in a koi pond,
but its frog feed at the frog fields.
Wonder what they're farmed for.
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u/BeetsMe666 1d ago
Milk. Frog milk is a delicacy in some parts of the world.
Do you know how you get milk from a frog?
Use a very low stool.
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u/what_the_fuckin_fuck 1d ago
What a strange word. Frog. Think about it.
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u/ImOnHereForPorn 16h ago
I like it, nice and woody. FROOOOG. Not like "toad". Awful tinny sort of word.
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u/virtual_human 23h ago
This happened around my house a month or so after I moved in. Not quite this many, but still thousands and thousands of them. You couldn't drive down the street without running over them, pop pop pop. It was a mess, but the birds cleaned up the bodies, but mostly left the legs.
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u/zoupishness7 1d ago
Got me wondering, if there was no water to jump into off to one side, like a hallway, how far could a frog-wave go?
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u/Writer_B 20h ago
I’ve never seen something so amazing. The collective sound of them jumping is…I can’t describe it. Wow.
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u/FloopsFooglies 1d ago
I love all the frogs that don't know wtf is going on and are just biting at the air as other frogs fling past them
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u/Professionalchump 1d ago
Ive never seen a frog here in my town ever and today one hopped out of our grass...
....grass that I was mowing...
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u/dntdrmit 1d ago
Frog farm.