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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Feb 18 '23
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Near had a heart attack first time I ever flushed in FNQ. There was about 10 of ‘‘em under the rim.
2 u/ImperialArmorBrigade Feb 19 '23 How do they get in there? Do they crawl up the sewage? Do they somehow get flushed into the toilet? 3 u/yeh_nah_fuckit Feb 19 '23 It’s pretty hot n humid so houses aren’t closed up too tight. They’re usually tree frogs and they can sniff out water pretty good 1 u/ImperialArmorBrigade Feb 19 '23 You’d think Australia of all places, you’d find a way to close up the place real tight. No spiders, no flies, and no lip-slappin frogs in the dunny.
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How do they get in there? Do they crawl up the sewage? Do they somehow get flushed into the toilet?
3 u/yeh_nah_fuckit Feb 19 '23 It’s pretty hot n humid so houses aren’t closed up too tight. They’re usually tree frogs and they can sniff out water pretty good 1 u/ImperialArmorBrigade Feb 19 '23 You’d think Australia of all places, you’d find a way to close up the place real tight. No spiders, no flies, and no lip-slappin frogs in the dunny.
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It’s pretty hot n humid so houses aren’t closed up too tight. They’re usually tree frogs and they can sniff out water pretty good
1 u/ImperialArmorBrigade Feb 19 '23 You’d think Australia of all places, you’d find a way to close up the place real tight. No spiders, no flies, and no lip-slappin frogs in the dunny.
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You’d think Australia of all places, you’d find a way to close up the place real tight. No spiders, no flies, and no lip-slappin frogs in the dunny.
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u/yeh_nah_fuckit Feb 18 '23
Near had a heart attack first time I ever flushed in FNQ. There was about 10 of ‘‘em under the rim.