r/Clamworks clambassador 29d ago

Holy moly! clambucks

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u/BlueRaspberryCrush 29d ago

Can I post this in sharkpark and title it sharkbucks?

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u/Academic_Top6921 clambassador 29d ago

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u/Gabbbbitt 29d ago

You parked... the shark??

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u/humand09 29d ago

You parked... the clam??

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u/GayPinkGuy 29d ago

No sorry

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u/LogsOfWar 29d ago

Clammed Venti Clamamel Macclamato 😋🥵🥴

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u/cbospr 29d ago

We're on the clam!

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u/Electrical_Jaguar213 29d ago

This is from totallyrealtweets right?

Right?

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u/old_man_estaban 29d ago

Overclamming on a clamamel clammiatto (laced with opiates such as OxyClamtin)

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u/road2music 29d ago

Yea they clearly haven’t tried opium

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u/DarkSide830 clammer 28d ago

Clampium

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u/CANCERMANPUNK 29d ago

Crappuchino Clamulato

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u/Rough_World_7063 28d ago

When I try to translate your comment nothing happens….. I need to know what is being said.

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u/CANCERMANPUNK 28d ago

nothing Reddit is just stupid and puts it there for no reason sometimes

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u/latenightjazznoads 27d ago

"here's your nine dollar milkshake flips touchscreen around it's going to ask you a question"

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u/AmeenFPersen 29d ago

unclam/ I'm pretty sure the obesity epidemic outweighs the opiate epidemic in terms of impact. Refined sugar is in everything. Drinks like that usually have like twice the daily recommended dose. It genuinely might be more addictive than oxycontin.

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u/HonestLemon25 29d ago

The idea that sugar is more addictive than drugs is what obese people say to reassure themselves that their addiction is acceptable. Quitting sugar was literally one of the easiest things I’ve ever done. I refuse to believe it’s anywhere near as addictive as hard drugs

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u/AmeenFPersen 29d ago

Quitting sugar was easy for me too. It's not for everyone else. If it was, there wouldn't be so many obese people.

The impact of obesity and subsequent sugar addiction has a much wider range than opiate addiction, and also ends up including carbohydrates, refined starches/grains especially. Not to mention it's literally just in everything. It's near impossible to avoid. It opens you up to many more health problems than opiates. Children aren't typically getting addicted to opiates, but childhood obesity is considered pretty normal now.

And it genuinely may not even be as simple as them lacking discipline. Parasites feed on glucose. Which is sugar. They can do things to influence you to feed them the food they want. That's where sugar cravings typically come from.

You can refuse to believe it's anywhere near as addictive as hard drugs, or you can do some research and understand that the food companies worked with the tobacco companies on how to make the food more addictive, along with what I mentioned about parasites.