Alien in my trousers

Sorry Kat, but this has really made me laugh!! :)))

sorry, made me laugh too but it must have been really scary! beautiful lizard though

Why sorry? I know people will laugh :))

Sticki, this is not that lizzard. That photo would have been too naturalistic....

lol ; )

what a little beauty

It wasn´t beautiful, poor creature. I think it will not survive my squeeze.

Haaaaaaaaaaaaa...Haaaaa

Glad he survived Katarina...and you, as you were driving...So funny, I was a bit worried by the title of your blog alone !

Why are you worried by the title, poor man? Lol.

...and by the way - I think it will not survive till morning. Looked really demolished.

Made me laugh too Kat :-))

I see alien will stay in memories of many people. Poor guy. I am so sorry for it now.

Scary experience Katarina, lol. I am sure he'll be OK, don't worry:)

thin lizz(ard)y

how do you think of them stevie!??

Kasia- I do not know, I must caused injuries of its bowles. As I thought it is big bug or snake and tried to squeeeeze it, but it did not go. It must have suffered.

oh, Katarina - should we make a Get Well card and send it over? lol

Blame you...

why?

You are joking and lizzard is somewhere suffering...

sorry Katarina - am I the only one laughing here?

No. Have a fun. I am just sorry for the lizzard. Post-traumatic disorder :))

I have a real story like this...it happened at an afternoon party..Wine , salad, pasta, wine, cheese, wine, salmon,wine, stiletto, dead slow worm, wine, Whine...

Aaaaaaaaah pimms now I will have a nightmare!

True Sticki...Tara saved us all from the snake!

It was the 'whine' that somehow made it all come alive (well except for the snake of course)!!

What did happen to Tara?

Tara..Fought like a ...mongoose, Katarina

LOL...

Pim @ Sorry, I do not know what is mongoose, translator did not show it. Try in Slovak.

Ladies and gentlemen@ As I see, this blog aroused you all. Big laughters or prurient thoughts. Writing is good sometimes to disclose what is in people.
Have a fun! :)))

The Indian Gray Mongoose and others are well known for their ability to fight and kill venomous snakes, particularly cobras. They are adept at such tasks due to their agility, thick coat, and evolved acetylcholine receptors, which render them resistant or immune to snake venom.[8] They typically avoid the cobra and have no particular affinity for consuming its meat.[9]

Coppied off Wikki for you Katarina.

lol sorry but that is funny thankyou for cheering my day up:))))

Oh gosh I would have been absolutely hysterical Katarina....

Mark61@ :))))
Lincslass @ Lin, when I saw how is something sliding quickly in my trousers and rises them up, for a short moment my thought was "They are already here. Alliens."

Pim@Thank you for information. I know you copied it from somewhere, as you forgot to delete references :)))

Lol Kat, that did make me smile, maybe the lizard will be ok ...

:) I hope so, Surreylad. I did not feel well afterwards.

i bet Kat, they are quite tough creatures :-)

Thank you. I am tough too. Lol.

:-))

Hey guys! Why does everybody apologize for laughter? Why do you think I put it here? For mourning?

SL@I visited crime place today. No dead lizard there. So it survived. :)))

Hahaha :)

Just for refreshment - today in our cellar I saw a snake, which was sliding along - without head. In a first moment I thought I am drunk, then I realised why our cat is watching it so calmly from a distance. Russians call this sort of gaze "Eto nashe delo" (My work).