Troy went swimming and saw this teeny thing floating, legs out. Lifeguard Troy saved him.
He is now safely on land, living in the trees, presumably.
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Hey everyone, I saw that story on snopes.com. It's fake, there aren't frogs that small. My cousins younger step sister's mothers aunt saw this story going around the internet.
Look closely and you'll see the frog is fake. Don't give them any money because the scam is to set up a fund to save this rare "land-only-frog".
Looks like the rums flowing in Florida.
P.S. Make sure you forward this to 5 people. In 3 months you should receive this post in your email as it will take that long for the degrees of separation to make it back to you.
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