By Kakapo4Ever - 20/05/2016 09:01 - United Kingdom - Abingdon
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This is OP here. Firstly, I live in Oxfordshire, England as of now but I used to live in Singapore, which is tropical, so geckos were everywhere, inside and out - especially as our house had a relatively wild and unkempt garden. They weren't any trouble at all and the only ways of keeping them out of the house were cruel, so yeah they were just all over the walls and floors. This is when the FML happened. Secondly, it's not outlandish to assume someone may have dropped a bit of food on the floor is it? Surely more likely than a ******* gecko head. And yes I agree the true FML is for the gecko...twas a tragic night :(
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step on me get 15 dolors on car insurance
Fail.
Great, now we won't have anymore good Geico commercials
I'm more confused as to how a gecko even survived outside a vivarium, in England long enough to be squished. We don't have the temperatures or the humidity for it.
Maybe it was a pet
I've explained in a comment further down, I used to live in the tropics :)
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Show it anywayYou know, it IS possible to have a very clean house and still accidentally drop a piece of food on the floor sometimes. What else would you think it was when you can't see anything? You would automatically think gecko head when walking through your house in the middle of the night in England?
kinda off topic but nice descriptive words and imagery! lol
I'm afraid to walk through my house in the dark now.. I would have just broken down in tears right then and there. Poor thing!
Noooooooooo
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he just wanted to save you 15% on car insurance
I have small kids. Dropped food is more than just a possibility here. Thankfully the only animals invading the house are insects or (harmless yet scary looking) spiders.