Road Bumps Gone Mad: A Very Angry Frog on Car‑Killing Streets

Frog watching vintage cars jump over oversized striped speed bumps

The Very Angry Frog Observes the Human Suffering Caused by Road Bumps I am merely a frog. A small, damp, green observer of human behaviour. I sit on the roadside, minding my own business, occasionally eating a fly, occasionally judging a passing dog. But lately, I have found myself watching a new spectacle—one so absurd, … Continue reading Road Bumps Gone Mad: A Very Angry Frog on Car‑Killing Streets

Where can I get a sandwich made properly?

Green frog beside a turkey and lettuce sandwich on a wooden table

The Very Angry Frog on the Modern Sandwich Crisis (A furious frog's, amphibian‑level exposé) Let me tell you something - you can't get a properly made sandwich! I, the Very Angry Frog, have witnessed many injustices in my time on this damp, miserable planet. I’ve seen ponds drained, lily pads stolen, flies flying just out … Continue reading Where can I get a sandwich made properly?

Froggy says…

Daily writing promptWhat’s a moment when a stranger completely restored your faith in people?View all responses Still waiting...

Froggy says…

What’s a thing you wish schools actually taught? Humility

Sometimes it takes courage to be disliked

Daily writing promptWhat’s a quote that perfectly describes your outlook on life?View all responses Only one furious froggy!

Why can’t you people keep buildings clean?

Anthropomorphic frog in apron and hat painting over graffiti on brick wall

The problem, dear humans, is that you seem to believe your buildings will magically clean themselves if you ignore them long enough. As The Very Angry Frog, I am here to inform you—loudly, furiously, and with maximum amphibian indignation—that this is not how reality works. Your houses, shops, cafés, sheds, garages, and assorted human rectangles … Continue reading Why can’t you people keep buildings clean?

Froggy says…

What’s a skill you consider basic, that most people don’t actually know how to do? The application of common sense.  Croak.

The Catastrophic Flood of Frogs: An Unprecedented Crisis

Commuters navigate a busy city street covered in hundreds of frogs. There comes a moment in every civilisation’s timeline when it must confront a crisis so profound, so ribbetingly catastrophic, that all previous troubles — plague, famine, potholes on the A595 — pale into insignificance. Today, dear reader, we face such a calamity: the sudden, … Continue reading The Catastrophic Flood of Frogs: An Unprecedented Crisis