Aww

Brings me back to being a goalkeeper...
Having a chip shot flying at your face is an experience unlike any other

I choose to take that as a compliment because lizards are awesome

One o my roommate's cats decided to pose for a picture

Thanks, i enjoyed yours too.

You managed to read all that already? GG

There ya go Bone

maybe you two need to work together...

even if you toss the brick out, it's still on the plane (as in a large flat surface) so all 500 remain

no
__________

open fridge, put deer in, close fridge

yes
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open fridge, take out deer, put elephant in, close fridge

yes
__________

(4 needs to be answered)
__________

the crocodiles were eating the deer

no
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the brick hit her head

yes
__________

you guys have 3/6 so far, keep trying

Beardies can live, on average, up to 15 years in captivity
They're one o the easiest lizards to start with. they're extremely hardy,
can go days without food (not an excuse not to feed them)
They're omnivores, but do NOT feed them citrus or iceberg lettuce
They should be kept around 70-80 Fahrenheit, but will be fine outside of that
i could go on for a while...

My favorite riddle has multiple parts, but remember, no matter how random the parts may be, they all connect to eachother

1. Let's start this off easy. If you have 500 bricks in a plane, and you toss one out, how many are left?
2. That was a little too easy, how about this. What are the 3 steps to put a deer into a fridge?
3. What are the 4 steps to put an elephant into the fridge?
4. How about something a little more vague. It's the Lion King's birthday. All the anmals are there except 1. Which one and why?
5. Hmm, how about this. An old lady is walking through a swamp. She stumbles across a sign that says "BEWARE! Killer crocodiles ahead!" She ignores the signs and presses on. She maked it through the swamp fine. How?
6. Here's the kicker. In the end, the old lady still dies, Why?

except the Sphinx's Riddle is a well known riddle, sooo...