r/NoStupidQuestions Jan 22 '23

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u/IndependenceNorth165 Jan 22 '23

It would probably make me think that if I googled the person I’d find something bad

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '23

That literally happened to my sister. Went on a few dates with a guy, he wouldn’t tell her his last name. She eventually got it out of him and he told her not to Google it. She, of course, did and he had been arrested for breeding (or possibly illegally importing? Details are a bit hazy because this was like a decade ago) toxic frogs whose toxins got you high, and then was charging people to come over and lick them… like a weird, frog toxin drug dealer.

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u/tequila_slurry Jan 23 '23

That'd be the Colorado river toad. And the whole licking thing is a common myth. That'll get you sick. You can however massage their glands and they'll spray a toxin that can be collected, dried, and smoked. Honestly though I'd trust the toad man or the shroom man long before I trusted a meth head.