I was once a victim of a gang of serial toad killers, called the Killer Kermits.

Let me just say, you have given out some very valuable advice here. Had I had this information when I was attacked, I just might have survived with my neck and the backs of my legs intact.

Now, I have to live with the painful warts and wet, slick spots where they had their way with me. No amount of Jerkins lotion will make my skin human again.

And let it be known, these killers are still out there! Don’t be a victim like I was!

Well, I don’t see a cigarette, so I assume this is before.

Beth, I do it for the children. The U.S. Citizen gets it.

Neck warts are a small price to pay for the survival of humanity.:eek:

Mating usually commences at nighttime with males grasping the females just in front of the hind limbs, a position known as lumbar amplexus. To aid their grip, males are equipped with rough, horny nuptial pads on the inner thumbs although unresponsive females are inevitably able to squirm their way out. Such is the frenzy that males will often work themselves into, they will accidentally grasp on to anything that looks remotely worth mating with …..
….sooo, when was this pic taken?
http://www.amphibian.co.uk/bombina.html

We are watching you……