October 27th, 2009
Iguana Man
Tags: iguana, lizard
Man, when did backpacks start becoming so crazy? What’s that? Oh, it’s a f***ing iguana on his back!! That seems necessary.
New Hampshire
Man, when did backpacks start becoming so crazy? What’s that? Oh, it’s a f***ing iguana on his back!! That seems necessary.
New Hampshire
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In his defense, it’s not weird to see people walk into my store with all kinds of creatures. Maybe he need to make a few more stops before he went home. And some people really are attached to their pets. It’s not really embarassing or weird. It’s like a woman bringing her dog into walmart. Would everyone take a picture of that? o.O
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Who’s there?
Iguana.
Iguana who?
Iguana go to Walmart!
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1) Isn’t it a little too cold in NH to be taking your iguana out on a shopping spree?
2) Doesn’t NH have ordinances regarding reptiles in retail stores?
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that’s pretty neat!
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That is Pretty Cool! I was in Mexico Recently and saw many Iguanas all over while in pool one ate my plate of veggies and jumped into pool and swam across.I was told the green ones are Male ,and the ones that have orange are female.
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This is the Geico Gecko’s daddy.
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I don’t know about New Hampshire, but in my state live animals are prohibited in food establishments, except for service animals. Does WalMart have a corporate policy?
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No Shoes
No Service
But feel free to bring in any disease-carrying animal you wish, especially in the food market because we’re too wimpy to tell you no.
Hello TARGET!!
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And the winner of the animal/owner look-a-like contest is……….. IGUANA MAN!!!!
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I suppose if it’s deemed okay for a guy to bring his llama to Walmart, bringing an iguana isn’t all that weird.
No, wait – strike that. This is looney!
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I don’t see anything weird here, he probably takes him evrywhere with him, just like a lot of people carry dogs around in their purses, it’s more common than you would think
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Carrying a dog around in your purse is weird too.
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well how else are you suppose to know what your iggy wants for dinner all week! LOL….maybe they were shopping for a present for the gecko!
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what is worse a monkey on your back or a lizard on your back??
inquiring minds want to know.
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Iguana Man looks like Robert Duval!!!!
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that’s awesome, I would do the same thing!
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Since when did Walmart start selling car insurance?
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Was this door greeter smokingt crack or taking this picture?
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Kudos, Mr. Iguana Man.
Oh and Newt, the iguana would have to poo on you, then you have to proceed to touching your mouth or preparing food to catch Salmonella(if it’s even carrying the disease). So keep yourself away from the iguana’s rear side, and you’ll be fine. Also, washing your hands & proper hygiene don’t hurt either.
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The guy looks like a nice older man, though he probably should have left Iggy in the car… if I’d complain about a rat dog in a purse in a grocery store…I think I’d complain about this, too. Though it is sweet. This guy is awesome!
The *WEIRD* thing is…the exceptionally long toe on Iggy’s back foot! WTF?
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Poor thing isn’t even on a proper leash. I personally wouldn’t take my reptiles into any store, but hey at least it’s not another mini-dog in a purse. Nice to see a change for once.
Kudos, Mr. Iguana Man.
Oh and Newt, the iguana would have to poo on you, then you have to proceed to touching your mouth or preparing food to catch Salmonella(if it’s even carrying the disease). So keep yourself away from the iguana’s rear side, and you’ll be fine. Also, washing your hands & proper hygiene don’t hurt either.
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Wow, dude, your monkey’s so old it’s got scales.
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Salmonella, is not a disease retard. It is the blanket term for a whole ton of bacteria that have a certain serovar (or outside casing made of protein). Not all Salmonella is bad, most are completely harmless. Lizards can carry it, so can birds, dogs, pigs, people or even non-living things for a certain amount of time. There are diseases that can be caused by certain strains of salmonella, Salmonellosis (salmonella poisoning), or even typhoid fever is caused by a strain of salmonella. Most Salmonella, including a majority of strains that can be carried by reptiles, are harmless.
Know what you are talking about before blasting people…
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Iguana – “You mean this growth on my stomach ?????”
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This is awesome!!!!
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Yay for new hampshire! I am inspired to keep my camera phone ready at all times so i too can make it on here.
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More disturbing than the iguana, that is WILLIAM S BURROUGHS! Back from the dead for halloween!!!!!
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think about it this way…this is the equivalent of a pirate having a parrot on his shoulder.
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I think the Iggy is walking the old man, It is Walmart after all
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Man…Geico will do anything to get you to save %15 on your car insurance.
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Salmonellosis
Salmonella is a bacteria that is present in the gut of about 90% of reptiles. It usually lives there happily and harmlessly, just as its cousin E. coli lives in the gut of humans. As a matter of fact, many humans harbor small amounts of salmonella as well. However, salmonella in larger amounts, especially in the young and the elderly, can be extremely dangerous, even deadly. Therefore, it is important that you practice good hygiene when there are reptiles present in your household. After handling your iguana or items from your iguana’s cage, you should always wash your hands (preferably with an anti-bacterial soap, but regular soap seems to work just as well) to prevent further spread of the bacteria. In addition, you should keep your iguana’s cage clean and bathe your iguana on a regular basis to keep its skin free of debris such as feces which spreads the bacteria. Salmonella is not comonly transmitted from iguanas to humans, but it does happen occasionally. Many adults can fight off the bacteria without treatment, as many people generally think that they have a 24-hour flu. But young children and the elderly are particularly prone to becoming sick from the bacteria, and it can be fata. Therefore, it is extremely important that you make sure guests wash their hands after handling your iguana, and that you do the same, to avoid transmittance of the bacteria.
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i cant wait till my gets big enough to do the same damn thing : )
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I don’t see a diaper on that thing ( Im talking about the lizard) . So is the guy cleaning up after him or just letting it run down his shirt ?
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Salmonellosis is the sickness(disease if you may) caused by the salmonella BACTERIA.
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Dude, have you ever seen how much and how nasty an iguana shits? This pic is great but it would be better if he had shit runnin down his back.
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I was in OfficeMax or OfficeDepot once. The guy in front of us had a monkey on his shoulder (a real one.) It had a diaper.
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The Beatles considered writing about him, but changed it at the last minute to “Everybody’s got something to hide ‘xept me and my monkey”
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Looking at that Iguana’s smile, they must be mating.
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thank u Miss Priss! its the same here… but knowing our door greeters here i wouldnt be surprised… lol cuz i did once see a “seeing eye” mini horse!!!
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That’s actually pretty amazing and cool….
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dude and they yell at my wife for bringing her puppy in….
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Newt, the iguana would have to poo on you, then you have to proceed to touching your mouth or preparing food to catch Salmonella(if it’s even carrying the disease). So keep yourself away from the iguana’s rear side or don’t touch any mysterious poo, and you’ll be fine. Also, washing your hands & proper hygiene doesn’t hurt either.
Just saying.
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Not too weird, my lizards go out with me quite a bit
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Seriously, do it, you’ll save the Earth!
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You know your sensitized to this kind of thing when the first thing you think is, “at least it’s on a leash.”
Still, I think an iguana is pretty awesome.
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Piggy back Iguana style!
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Is that Rudy Giuliani????
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where is the little organ to play for money, got to love the leash
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That’s not even cool. That’s a hazard. Iguanas are big time carriers of Salmonella. He’s putting children and elderly and people with compromised immune systems at risk, big time.
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It helps to keep the flies off of his face!
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They’e headed to the Pet Department so they can pimp Iggy’s outfit! The pink leash just isn’t enough!
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It would be better id =f he didnt know it was there!
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HAH! i was there. i was with someone who took the picture, maybe not this one. but. yeah i was so grossed out
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I saw this guy walking around the pumpkin festival in Keene. It isn’t just Walmart this guy takes his Iguana to.
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Continue, your flatulence, it will all be rated down and blocked soon enough. A hearty “HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!” to you as well,
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Wow…looks like this Newt guy needs to get a life…been on here all day, Newt? Maybe you should get out more. Can anyone say “attention whore”?
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Yeah, once I was working at Wendy’s and some lady came through the drive through with her parrot. She bought a Frosty for it.
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Well, SOMEONE had to take Jamby’s place down there at the bottom of the list!
Also, it is folly to argue with an ignorant person–impossible to win (unless you count the bemused, silent audience).
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Now, this takes letting pets inside to a whole new level. I only thought blind dogs were the only one’s allowed in public places like that.. Do you know how bad Iguana’s smell??? Hey, maybe the dudes the Geico guy. ha ha
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it’s nice to see that even at his age one can still find love in Wal-Mart.
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just please dont poop on my lettuce
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I lived in the couple different beach areas of South West Florida for ten years and down there this would not be a big deal….. People would put their small or medium sized dog in a cart and shop (at Home Depot), I knew a lady that would take her cat with her while she was on errands and at the beach (it was a 3,000 dollar cat), and I have seen people in stores of all types with lizards and snakes of all types.
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Well, I have a phobia of ALL reptiles. If I see something in my Wal-mart like that, I’m going to immediately ask for the manager and complain. This is ridiculous. People should be able to shop without being afraid. There are a lot of people out there who are afraid of snakes and lizards.
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He must get his car insurance from Geico!
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poor guy thinks he’s in petsmart
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I was covering a break for a door greeter, when i was a cashier upfront, and the guy had a iguana on his sholder (Not this guy but some other guy at my store), and the CSMs told me they didnt have the guts to tell him to not to bring that into the store again…. Thats what management wanted us to tell him…. And so I got assigned to tell him as the door greater. I was really nice, and he told me to go f*** myself. Thanks CSMs for making me do that…
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Seriously, who would have thought that the lizard would have the better complexion?
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That’s pretty cool actually; he’s just a cute old man with his pet, I love the little leash he has for it, though could you imagine if it tried to jump off his back onto someone else? LOL
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This gives new meaning to “walking your pet lizard.”
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If you have a compromised immune system (or any serious health issue, really), you probably don’t make practice of shopping at Wal-Mart (I speak from experience here). So, never fear, John Q. Public!
Maybe ‘loose’ reptiles will encourage parents to leave screaming children (fresh from daycare and loaded with germs and ill will) at home?
I don’t blame this man for looking nervous- you never know what you’re going to find at wal-mart!!
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This is awesome, shocking but awesome.
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To the Pet Smart employee, aren’t people allowed to bring their pets in there? After all it is a pet store. I don’t think it is proper to bring anything but a service dog into any other type of store.
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That iguana is so cute I wanna pet it:)
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Iguana mind control – “We need more pop-tarts. . . and meal worms. Does Walmart sell meal worms? Human, head to the pet isle. There was a cute little lizzard here last week.”
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October 28th, 2009
I think it’s kinda cute. ….and I’m from NH. lol.
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This is pretty cool. And it has a leash…a pink one at that.
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I’ve seen this guy all over town! He takes the thing EVERYWHERE!
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THAT IS A GOOD ONE!!
ACTUALLY, IF THIS IGUANA HAD BEEN A, BODY ODOR, DETECTOR; WITHIN MOMENTS, WALLY-WORLD SECURITY WOULD HAVE TOSSED HIS GREEN ASS FROM THE STORE!!!
IF THEY HADN’T HE WOULD HAVE, SOON, HAD THE DAMN BUILDING CLEARED OF WAL-MART ASSOCIATES AND SHOPPERS!!
HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!
Ahhhh…..Just what are you trying to say here NEWT? Do you frequent this site because you lacked the social development that you obviously missed in your adolescent years.
Also you claim to be a medical student, but from the punctuation in your post I’m having a hard time believing that your time invested in scholastic studies is bringing you beneficial or marketable results in the corporate world. I look forward to your response. I’m sure your retort will be very enlightening.
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October 28th, 2009
When I was at the Keene New Hampshire pumpkin festival a few weeks ago, there was a guy by the bus loading area who asked a lady if she wanted an iguana. Wonder if it is the same guy?
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October 28th, 2009
At least it is on a leash
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There’s no reason why any animal, but a service animal should be allowed in a store that sells food. That’s just gross. If you feel the need to take your pet with you, then go to Petsmart!
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October 28th, 2009
I don’t. Really think this qualifies. Its more cool than anything. I mean if I saw id be like whoaaa cool can I pet it?
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October 28th, 2009
I work in the pharmacy. I honestly would rather see the iguana than the various germy people that I encounter every day that have never learned to cover their mouths when the cough and sneeze.
At least I have one hell of an immune system now!
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October 28th, 2009
Beautiful Iguana. I was able to take my over 4 feet long Iguana (on a leash of course) into some stores but you need to ask before waltzing in with one on your back. If they sell food it is normally against policy to take them into the store.
“We need more pop-tarts. . . and meal worms. Does Walmart sell meal worms?” – What are they thinking?
Just for reference. Iguanas are not meant to eat meal worms or any kind of protein. They are herbavoires and should eat mostly greens with some veggies and fruits mixed in.
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October 28th, 2009
Maybe it’s a seeing eye lizard…….maybe?
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October 29th, 2009
Iguanas have…eight joints on one of their toes on their back feet, it helps them with climbing. And I don’t see anything wrong with taking the lizard with you, he’s not on the floor, he’s not touching anything, they like to be high up when they’re frightened so at most he is going to go up and sit on the guy’s head, not down to the floor. And that looks like a very healthy iguana, they’re a pain in the ass to take care of (I’ve never owned one, but my roommate did and I had to take care of it).
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October 29th, 2009
Iguanas are also easily housebroken. I kept two big beautiful guys for several years (both rescues). They prefer to poo in water, so I used an old baby bathtub as a litterbox, hosing it out after each use.
Regarding salmonella, there’s a simple solution: wash your hands regularly.
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October 29th, 2009
That’s actually a very beautiful male iguana. My female wasn’t nearly as docile. She just HAD to be on top of your head or nothin’ OUCH!
(and yes, they practically housebreak themselves. Mine would always go to the bottom of her cage in what we built as a hide box, well that became the poo box.)
I have to agree about taking it EVERY where you go, though. Not really necessary
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October 29th, 2009
lol i’m not gonna lie i’m jealous
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October 29th, 2009
Iguana’s are cool.
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October 29th, 2009
How nice! He brought his “Seeing I-Guana” to Wal-Mart!
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October 29th, 2009
Newt…for someone who hates the site you spend a LOT of time on it.
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October 29th, 2009
You’re retarded!!! What is the big deal with this. Get a life!!!!! Or kill yourself either one will do!!!
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October 29th, 2009
Oh come now you know you wanna take your iguana…you know you wanna!!!
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October 30th, 2009
So let me get this straight: Seeing eye iguanas?
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October 31st, 2009
He’s beautiful!!
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November 1st, 2009
how is this person even allowed in public? let alone in walmart?!?!-abby
r pets even allowed in walmart???….-anna
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November 1st, 2009
That is too cool!!
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November 1st, 2009
Are you kidding me? This is what I’LL be doing when I get that old! That’s amazing (:
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November 3rd, 2009
DUDE!!! I MET THIS GUY ONCE!!!
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November 3rd, 2009
No, what’s missing and necessary is a little matching hat on the iguana!
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November 9th, 2009
Omg, this is SO CUTE. I’m going to do this with my Bearded Dragons!
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November 9th, 2009
Iguana’s can be service animals. It can sense when he’s about to have a seizure
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November 10th, 2009
Back off the man… A lot of people, in Florida especially, walk around with iguanas for a medical reason. They are known to alert their owner if a heart attack or seizure is coming. As long as they are touching the person, they can sense it. Seeing as this man seems very old, the iguana could be used for medical reasons.
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November 10th, 2009
i saw this guy there. my daughter pet the iguana. it was cool
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November 12th, 2009
It’s gorgeous..:D..
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November 12th, 2009
I KNOW THIS GUY!!!!!! HE WALKS AROUND DOWNTOWN BY KEENE STATE COLLEGE I HAVE A PIC WITH HIM! hah!
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November 14th, 2009
im sitting here with my iguana now…and that looks like a happy iguana..and its lucky when i took my iguana into walmart they made us leave
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November 17th, 2009
If mine wasn’t too big I would bring my Iguana into stores.
Just bring some hand wipes. It’s not a big deal! If you don’t like it, Walmart is a big store, go to a different department for a minute.
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November 29th, 2009
I love how he’s on a leash. iguanas are cool and all, but don’t really belong at walmart.
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December 1st, 2009
Notice how out of all the states on here, at least NH isnt one with naked backsides and freaky he/she beings?? Oh no a crazy old guy bringin his pet into a store..its not like he didnt put his pants on!! The other pics on here from NH, is a monte carlo limo and a hearse with “god Bodies on it” The states where people are running around in their underwear and bikini tops..and obscene t-shirts that our children can read? Whats more likely a child WALKING by and getting sick from this animal or a child seeing the I fuck corpses t shirt?? Yeah nuff said!
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December 2nd, 2009
Anyone else think this kinda look like an old mans version of the monkey backpack/leash
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December 8th, 2009
its like the monkey backpack leash but for grandpa! yay
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December 20th, 2009
You know that thing where people and their pets kinda resemble each other…..
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December 21st, 2009
I see this guy in Wal Mart all the time in Keene.
He’s really nice and cool, and the iguana is awesome.
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December 31st, 2009
Leapin Lizards BATMAN, there is Iguana poop on your cape!
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January 16th, 2010
I am terrified of animals like this, lizards, frogs, anything that hops or creeps. I would freak out if i saw this, i know i am not the only one. This is so not okay and you ppl who think this is okay are sick and need to get some help.
February 23rd, 2010
Anyone who’s afraid of an animal small enough to kill by stepping on it (and DON’T get any ideas…) is the one who is sick and needs help. What you’ve got is a phobia–an irrational fear–based on nothing more than ignorance. Lizards, frogs, etc. are mostly harmless. See them in my yard all summer long. If this iguana scares you, then the rather large raccoons and possums that wander through my backyard would make you evacuate your bowels.
To the person who thinks its nasty to bring animals into stores that sell food–
It’s no more disgusting than bringing in unruly children (or adults with bad hygiene habits) who handle all the produce with the same fingers that just came out of their pants or noses. Think about that next time you’re buying salad fixins. Those same kids/adults sometimes poke their grubby little fingers through the plastic on the packages of meat.
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March 23rd, 2010
That is no joke.. My cousins grandfather. Soo im realted to that guy(:
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August 31st, 2010
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