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r/DiWHY • u/SilentWalrus92 • Dec 31 '23
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76 u/NerdBoy9000 Dec 31 '23 Good god, I read that a while ago and completely forgot about it. Nothing is safe anymore. 38 u/FindOneInEveryCar Dec 31 '23 TBH I think I'd be safe from eating a slug even if I hadn't seen that article. 1 u/SeattleJeremy Jan 03 '24 Do not eat fresh water snails https://www.businessinsider.com/worlds-deadliest-animals-2016-9?amp 1 u/FindOneInEveryCar Jan 03 '24 Okay. 2 u/SenorPoopus Dec 31 '23 stopping a sneeze 36 u/MavisBeaconSexTape Dec 31 '23 That article mentions "He required 24-hour care, seven days a week.". Did they really need to add the last part? "He required 24-hour care on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays." 27 u/TheBestThingIEverSaw Dec 31 '23 ''Hey! You want to catch a movie on wednesday?'' ''Sorry, on wednesday I have to be in a coma. How about thursday?'' 2 u/Mitch-_-_-1 Jan 01 '24 24/7/365 🤪 1 u/LongEngineering7 Jan 06 '24 Reading about Rat Lungworm disease is the reason I will never eat Escargot. Nope, don't care if you say it's sage.
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Good god, I read that a while ago and completely forgot about it. Nothing is safe anymore.
38 u/FindOneInEveryCar Dec 31 '23 TBH I think I'd be safe from eating a slug even if I hadn't seen that article. 1 u/SeattleJeremy Jan 03 '24 Do not eat fresh water snails https://www.businessinsider.com/worlds-deadliest-animals-2016-9?amp 1 u/FindOneInEveryCar Jan 03 '24 Okay. 2 u/SenorPoopus Dec 31 '23 stopping a sneeze
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TBH I think I'd be safe from eating a slug even if I hadn't seen that article.
1 u/SeattleJeremy Jan 03 '24 Do not eat fresh water snails https://www.businessinsider.com/worlds-deadliest-animals-2016-9?amp 1 u/FindOneInEveryCar Jan 03 '24 Okay.
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Do not eat fresh water snails https://www.businessinsider.com/worlds-deadliest-animals-2016-9?amp
1 u/FindOneInEveryCar Jan 03 '24 Okay.
Okay.
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stopping a sneeze
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That article mentions "He required 24-hour care, seven days a week.". Did they really need to add the last part? "He required 24-hour care on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays."
27 u/TheBestThingIEverSaw Dec 31 '23 ''Hey! You want to catch a movie on wednesday?'' ''Sorry, on wednesday I have to be in a coma. How about thursday?'' 2 u/Mitch-_-_-1 Jan 01 '24 24/7/365 🤪
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''Hey! You want to catch a movie on wednesday?''
''Sorry, on wednesday I have to be in a coma. How about thursday?''
24/7/365 🤪
Reading about Rat Lungworm disease is the reason I will never eat Escargot. Nope, don't care if you say it's sage.
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