
I love little lizards and geckos and the like and while I'm sure that isn't one, I love the work 'skink'
edit: ooh it might be
*waits for the reptlianazis*
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edit: ooh it might be
*waits for the reptlianazis*

There were loads of them and they seemed to rather enjoy my croissant crumbs. Much fun was had.
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:50,
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I shall bear that in mind the next time I go to the old people's home. Or the zoo.

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but then they ruined it by ordering the wrong kind of weather
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:57,
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yes. it is lovely, especially if you want to go somewhere nice and sunny that has almost no possibility of 18-30 type scum shouting in the streets and smashing bottles.
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:00,
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but it is really pretty, has some rather magnificent hotels (for acceptable prices, though others that are too posh), the fish/seafood is excellent, and they have a tradition of serving "steak on the stone" which consists of a mostly raw steak served with a superheated volcanic rock, so you cut bits of and cook them to your taste. Most tasty.
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Disasters = BARGAINS
I've just booked up to go to Haiti for a fortnight.
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:10,
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I've just booked up to go to Haiti for a fortnight.

So is 'Steak Madeira' actually madeiran, or was it made up by foreigners who don't know the trick with the rock? (Admittedly I do prefer it made with Mavrodaphne).
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:11,
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but googling suggests it may just be steak with Madeiran sauce... don't know.
The rock thing would never work in britain... imagine the outrage:
"CHILD BURNS FACE ON HOT ROCK IN RESTAURANT"
"RAW STEAK SERVED IN RESTAURANTS MAY OR MAY NOT BE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH"
"MAN BURNS COCK ON ROCK, SAYS: BRING BACK BRITISH TRADITIONS"
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:17,
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The rock thing would never work in britain... imagine the outrage:
"CHILD BURNS FACE ON HOT ROCK IN RESTAURANT"
"RAW STEAK SERVED IN RESTAURANTS MAY OR MAY NOT BE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH"
"MAN BURNS COCK ON ROCK, SAYS: BRING BACK BRITISH TRADITIONS"

HOUSE PRICES CRASH AFTER SHOCK NEWS
IN OTHER NEWS, CURE FOR CANCER ALSO CAUSES CANCER
now I'm going (deep breath) outside
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:20,
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IN OTHER NEWS, CURE FOR CANCER ALSO CAUSES CANCER
now I'm going (deep breath) outside

I wish to join in this reptile love-in. Reptiles (and amphibians) are the bees knees.
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and was not weighed down too much by wine and croissant.
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:59,
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I didn't see lizards, but did see a dislocated knee
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:58,
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After my recent knee surgery when I got the bandages finally off the skin underneath looked remarkably scaly.

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Is there a Geko in here?....
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:53,
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my ex had one, but he had some disease that meant his feet were all manky
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 11:55,
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has a water dragon, two gheckos, a chameleon and a tortoise.
Quite the reptile house.
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:13,
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Quite the reptile house.

But I can hardly take care of my cats and finches let alone providing for rarified reptile needs :( We nearly got ourselves a tarantula once but the kids wouldn't let us.

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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:17,
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but it was an accident - it is a baby tarantula that came in a box of crickets for the dragon!
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Fri 26 Mar 2010, 12:19,
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instant catarantula
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Both Mr Bunny and I are very busy creatures and often away for days on end. The cats can more or less take care of themselves as the neighbour leaves food for them but finding temporary sitters for my finches is hard enough and all they really need is seed and water top-ups.

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