Is that like goat in the barn?

That article was ribbeting.

 


I always suspected Kermit was into drugs.

brap: That article was ribbeting.

IT'S TOADALLY AWESOME!!!1

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: brap: That article was ribbeting.

IT'S TOADALLY AWESOME!!!1

I don't want to leap to conclusions, but isn't it new drugs that lead to frogs in milk and not the other way around?

I'm kind of curious what other animals they tossed into milk in an attempt to keep it going sour.

Day 142. Put a small hedgehog in the milk bucket. Milk still turned sour, and the hedgehog is furious.
Day 143. Put a goldfish in the milk bucket. Pyotr accidentally drank it.
Day 144. Put a kitten in the milk bucket. Next day there was no milk, but a very fat cat.
Day 145. Put a frog in the milk bucket. Wow, man the colors! Couldn't tell if milk was sour -- it made loud musical notes whenever I looked at it. I must search for more frogs.

When exactly did we discover that all peptides are anti-microbial?

But then your milk is frog flavored.

Gross. I think I"ll take my chances with the microbes,

"Eat a live frog first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day."

Surprising study, since the French are usually sour by attitude. So I would think putting one in your milk would be worse.

 
Hypnomilk cures AIDS.

Unfortunately, your milk still tastes like a frog.

The article didn't go into many details. It was....knee-deep.

Здравствуйте, мой ребенок...

"Amphibians secrete antimicrobial substances called peptides through their skin, the researchers said"

PEPTIDES EH?

JamisonJamieJames: "Amphibians secrete antimicrobial substances called peptides through their skin, the researchers said"

PEPTIDES EH?



Did someone say peptides?

I think Louis Pasteur has something to say on the topic, and the frog part was definitely neglected.

Crunchy frog with milk chocolate?

What kept the frog from swimming around in attempt to get out and thusly turning the milk into butter?

What's wrong with that boy?


(obscure?)

Oznog: JamisonJamieJames: "Amphibians secrete antimicrobial substances called peptides through their skin, the researchers said"

PEPTIDES EH?

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Did someone say peptides?

BTW, Subby, just because it works doesn't mean it's not crazy.

You can use a baby as a baseball helmet, for example. It will protect your cranium a bit in the event of a bean ball. You'll still go down in history as a looney toon.

It's like putting a cat in the death star.

Makh: But then your milk is frog Pee flavored.

FTFY

Frog nog?

Bonus, it tenderizes the frog legs for when you fry them.

// Yeah i'm french, we eat snails too

Heat the milk and watch the frogs reaction

In Russia, milk drinks frog.
That's all I got.

Mock26: Oznog: JamisonJamieJames: "Amphibians secrete antimicrobial substances called peptides through their skin, the researchers said"

PEPTIDES EH?

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Did someone say peptides?

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That episode still freaks me out.

"What's wrong with that boy?"

/Fark obscurity test.

I used to be a normal person, until I did toad

/I DO FROG
//doesn't work the same as cocaine, unfortunately

/got nothin

milktoasttoad

You got frog in my milk, you got milk in my frog.

/got nothing

Snarfangel: I'm kind of curious what other animals they tossed into milk in an attempt to keep it going sour.

Day 142. Put a small hedgehog in the milk bucket. Milk still turned sour, and the hedgehog is furious.
Day 143. Put a goldfish in the milk bucket. Pyotr accidentally drank it.
Day 144. Put a kitten in the milk bucket. Next day there was no milk, but a very fat cat.
Day 145. Put a frog in the milk bucket. Wow, man the colors! Couldn't tell if milk was sour -- it made loud musical notes whenever I looked at it. I must search for more frogs.

Nicely done. My first thought was that it was a Terry Pratchette quote.

Link

Look, even if it works, it's still crazy.

Article talks about peptides as if they're some radical newly-discovered compound.

/OMG, you mean my own body contains them TOO?!?!

Snarfangel: I'm kind of curious what other animals they tossed into milk in an attempt to keep it going sour.

Day 142. Put a small hedgehog in the milk bucket. Milk still turned sour, and the hedgehog is furious.
Day 143. Put a goldfish in the milk bucket. Pyotr accidentally drank it.
Day 144. Put a kitten in the milk bucket. Next day there was no milk, but a very fat cat.
Day 145. Put a frog in the milk bucket. Wow, man the colors! Couldn't tell if milk was sour -- it made loud musical notes whenever I looked at it. I must search for more frogs.

"the next thing that comes out of that chickens ass, I'm eatin' it."
Add one more for the list of guys with balls of steel I guess

THX 1138: Article talks about peptides as if they're some radical newly-discovered compound.

/OMG, you mean my own body contains them TOO?!?!

What pep tides might look like:

Screw milk. You know what doesn't go bad? Beer. At least, not nearly as soon.

Harry_Seldon: I think Louis Pasteur has something to say on the topic, and the frog part was definitely neglected.

Well, the frog part for him was implied.

Frog-derived antibiotics are noting new, known for decades.

doglover: BTW, Subby, just because it works doesn't mean it's not crazy.

You can use a baby as a baseball helmet, for example. It will protect your cranium a bit in the event of a bean ball. You'll still go down in history as a looney toon.

[googling patent office...]

Is this grog for the milky-frog set... Mog, anyone?

/hey, its early

Archie Goodwin: [rufiojones.files.wordpress.com image 320x240]
Здравствуйте, мой ребенок...

Я презираю Google Translate.

I'd put a frog in that.

hubcity: [www-tc.pbs.org image 260x210]

"What's wrong with that boy?"

/Fark obscurity test.

Change the name of the photo before you upload it.

See also: magainins.

And for those who slept/texted/played video games in biology class, a "peptide" is just any short chain of amino acids (i.e. any small, short piece of protein, "antibiotic" or not.)

/also, "i.e." is an abbreviation of a Latin phrase that means "in other words"
//Pedantry is fun
///Read a book!