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Frog in your throat? (One for the disgusting collection.)

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A frog in ones throat the saying goes,

Most people know what you mean.

But only those people with COPD

Are familiar with something that green.

It's a sign of infection and mucus projectiles

Can come flying out of your gob.

Since you can't hide it but want to describe it,

It looks very much like a frog.

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sassy59

Pete knows all about that Don and just has one thing to say......”ribbit” xxxxxxx

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Magpuss in reply tosassy59

😂😂😂

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WheezyAnne

Wonderful. Love the cheery cheeky frog.

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pegbl

Good one 👍 😂😂😂😂😂

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Hacienda

🤑🐸🐸🐸🐸Xxxx love frogs.

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MoyB

Hahah! Love it! xx Moy

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