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OK, I can see maybe pulling up to the curb, it is a fire lane though, but to park against two lanes of traffic because you can't be bothered to walk a couple extra feet? The self centeredness is beyond the pale. She huffed and walked off when I turned my back to her. I looked at her like she was stupid, smiled and shaked my head as I turned to pay the clerk. She didn't walk in with a limp, seemed plenty healthy, didn't have a handicap placard on her car. Like that f'ing ten extra feet of walking would somehow rebuff her efforts at acquiring a Pop Tart. She huffed a bit and said something along the lines of 'oh well, I've been hurting a lot lately'. I was caught a bit off guard, and said something along the lines that I wasn't laughing at her daughter, I was laughing because it looked like the car was parked by an idiot. She goes on to say that it was rude of me, and that it made her daughter who was in the car upset. She asks if I was the one who laughed at her car while walking by a minute ago. So in a few moments after I grabbed the single item I was looking for I'm at the counter and this woman walks in, about 40ish, and walks up to me at the counter. Oh well, I enter the store to grab something. It struck me that someone felt so f'ing privileged and pressed for time that they parked in the road (technically a fire lane too), tire against the curb, and left their vehicle to get some stupid item of some sort.ДЄs I'm walking by I shake my head, laughing to myself, that in today's day and age people do this. I looked over to see if someone was in the driver's seat but it was empty. I pull into a parking spot, get out, and have to walk past the van to get to the door. As I'm pulling driving down the road about to pull left into a parking spot I spot this minivan almost perpendicular to the roadway with the wheel up against the curb. Yesterday, I go to the local convenience store.

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Feel free to share your stories of things that piss you off as well. The indoor geckos I had were all plain grey, and like everybody else I had dozens of them inside.Maybe I'm channeling my inner Andy Rooney, but yesterday was a good example of things that piss me off. He lived there permanently, because every time I lifted that cushion to clean underneath, he (or she?) was there. I found the fellow under the seat cushion of the lounge on my veranda. But the native geckos are still plentiful in the bushland, which the introduced geckos don't seem to like much.Д«elow is the only gecko photo I have. When you see a gecko on the wall in a house in Darwin, or anywhere in the north of Australia, it will likely be one of the introduced species. It has an advantage because the females can produce fertile eggs without any contact with a male lizards. This is the most widespread gecko in the world. Recently another introduced species, the Mourning Gecko, has been discovered in Darwin. Early European settlers introduced the Asian House Gecko which largely replaced the native geckos. Originally it was Darwin's common house gecko that could be found on the walls of early dwellings. Many geckos have toe pads that allow them to run across smooth walls and ceilings, and they have adapted well to sharing our houses. There are many ground and tree dwelling gecko species, but the best known geckos are the house geckos.

The geckos ( Gekkonidae) are another lizard family that you will definitely come across in Australia's warmer regions. This big sand goanna was just at the side of the road. There are about 28 different species of goannas in Australia, and they occur all over the continent except in Tasmania.

(The two metre Perentie in the photo above belongs to this family.) The Varanidae or monitor lizards aren't a very big family, but they are big lizards. If you travel through the Australian Outback there is a very good chance that you will see some bigger lizards. I've never seen one in the wild! Wikipedia to the rescue again. I have Frillies living in my garden but no photos of them. Most of them are fairly small, and that family includes many unusual and photogenic lizards: That sounds big and dangerous, but they really aren't. Many other popular lizard species are from the family Agamidae, the dragon lizards. This is not a pet, but a wild Blue-tongue Lizard that lives in my garden. One of the most popular pet lizards is from the family of skinks: Skinks make up over 50% of all Australian lizards. By far the biggest group of Australian lizards is the family of skinks ( Scincidae) which has well over 300 species in it.

Lounge lizard session vs lounge lizard fu