Unexpected Wedding Crasher

The bride should have been more specific when she said she wanted a big beast to ravage her 'sweet spot' on her wedding night.
alizarinsays...

I had a pet iguana for awhile and anytime I'd get pizza it would scramble up the table like this. He'd be like a cartoon with his feet moving for a few seconds before his body would take off. I think they like the calcium in dairy.

nach0ssays...

Seriously though, my guess is that this is some 'destination' wedding in a touristy locale where people feed the animals so much they've become aggressive. This happens at our stateside national parks all the time, but instead of a shrimpy lizard, it's a bear.

spoco2says...

I can't stand her pathetically scared reaction to it.

It's a friggen lizard

Who wants to eat your CAKE not YOU.

Geeze.

I could NOT be with a woman of such lowly intestinal fortitude.

RadHazGsays...

It's possible she's not shrieking in fear, but in that "A lizard is ruining my wedding cake!" kind of way. I know some brides that are like that, and for most of them in this case I can't blame them. Some can see it as a funny memory, others just think a random animal ruined their special day. Me, I'd laugh and make sure it was on film.

ForgedRealitysays...

Don't fool yourselves, people. Iguanas can give particularly vicious and gruesome bites. They have a serrated ridge bone in their mouths and hugely powerful jaws. Their saliva is also teeming with nasty microbes.

You're not gunna like it when it rips your skin off, and then the salmonella, necrotizing fasciitus, and other diseases crop up like some kind of nightmarish horror flick.

Just go grab that lizard off of what he is envisioning as his next meal, and your meaty flesh may become part of it.

I certainly hope they didn't eat that cake.

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