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Sometimes a thing stops you in your tracks because you want to know its story... (Original Post)
MrScorpio
Oct 2016
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benld74
(9,909 posts)1. Frogger Fail
Fla Dem
(23,741 posts)2. Great prank. Here's the thing...
First, If a frog had jumped onto wet cement, it would have been too light to make an imprint. In fact would probably just hop away with some wet sand on it's feet.
Second, even if it somehow got stuck, it would not have sunk into the cement, again, not heavy enough.
Third, IF a frog got stuck in the cement, it would have been very liquid cement and would have closed over the frog, leaving no imprint.
Finally, the person who laid that cement played a fantastic prank on all those who would pass by that froggy imprint. Probably used a rubber frog.
Laffy Kat
(16,386 posts)3. Gee, hope you're right. nt
Orrex
(63,224 posts)4. Clearly it made quite an impression