The Caudata Caption Game

Leave it Brian! If he breaks your other jaw, you won't have a a good side any more.
You can forget about being in the Caudata.org Calender then, you know!
 
I walked in on what I assume was a serous Father/son discussion of some sort earlier today. Wonder what they were on about...?
 

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That's it, I'm reviving the post! Please make a caption for this!
 

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Oh sorry, wrong one!
 

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since nobody else commented, Seagull is the winner!:D please post a picture!
 
This thread has been revived multiple times already, Xavier. I think it is beyond reviving again at this point :happy:
 
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