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A few days ago, I was washing the dishes and out popped something from behind the plates. What the heck? It was a gekko! Now that is something you don't find in your kitchen back home eh?

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  1. Anna-Lise24 May

    A gekko, cool. What did you do with it? Did you put it outside or did it go down the pipes? I talked to my Mom about the name change and she said she would disown me. She was not joking either. I guess I'm stuck with my name until I die :( I really don't like it! I never have. Oh well, you all can call me Anna, my screen name anyway. TTYL, Anna

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  2. Cutenekko25 May

    Anna it is. And we managed to catch the gekko and put him outside. He scrambled away pretty quickly. I think he prefers it outside too.

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