Looking for the suggestions for the cheapest, easiest way to make green ears to hang

[AuburnJen92]

When you get to the fort, you can use the green lizards as earrings (we used to do this for kicks as kids)

they don't always stay green though....

you grab them by the middle and they get kinda mad and open up their mouths and then you put them on your earlobes and clamp! instant earrings....

mickey will be proud that you are using and abusing his wildlife in such a manner


it is also cheap entertainment!

they will stay there for 10 minutes to like an hour, depending on the harassment

 

[polkadotsuitcase]

When you get to the fort, you can use the green lizards as earrings (we used to do this for kicks as kids)

they don't always stay green though....

you grab them by the middle and they get kinda mad and open up their mouths and then you put them on your earlobes and clamp! instant earrings....

I'm glad you explained this -- I was sitting here wondering how the heck they stayed still long enough for you to thread their tails through your pierced ears...

Hey, we didn't have many lizards in Buffalo when I was growing up...

 

[des1954]

Okay I am new to the green ears, could someone explain them to me pretty please.

The green ears started with Dis-boarder's staying at the resorts. They would get the alien green Mickey paint sample at Home Depot and tape them to the doors of their resort, make pins out of them, make tags for backpacks, glue them to caps.... you get the idea. It was a subtle way for Dis'er's to identify one another.

The campers (as in true camping fashion) always kick it up a notch! No puny paint samples for us!

 

[des1954]

Hey, we didn't have many lizards in Buffalo when I was growing up...

What part of Buffalo are you from? I'm from N. Tonawanda. Several of us Dis'er's are former WNY'ers

 

[polkadotsuitcase]

I grew up in Cheektowaga. Mom grew up on Tonawanda Creek Road. (Dad's Canadian, but I'm not sure where he lived when he came to Buffalo...) We moved to Syracuse when I was in 6th grade, but I came back to go to UB for college.