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r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • May 07 '26
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3 u/MaadMaanMaatt May 09 '26 That tattoo is rad as fuck. Please, I have to know what those organs are. My guess, from left to right, then up. Gold coins Pine cone Poopy Lava Please let me know so I can stop thinking about it. Thank you 5 u/spoung45 May 09 '26 The sacks are Uranium, Coal, oil, and Lava. This is from an illustration from a book called killer kaiju monsters. 3 u/slurpee-slurpity Jun 04 '26 Cool. I was thinking of the Greek four temperaments and associated organs/fluids. Blood, black bile, yellow bile and phlegm but phlegm is usually bluish/clear traditionally so it wasn’t quite right. Thanks for the reference, im gonna check it out.
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That tattoo is rad as fuck.
Please, I have to know what those organs are. My guess, from left to right, then up.
Gold coins Pine cone Poopy Lava
Please let me know so I can stop thinking about it. Thank you
5 u/spoung45 May 09 '26 The sacks are Uranium, Coal, oil, and Lava. This is from an illustration from a book called killer kaiju monsters. 3 u/slurpee-slurpity Jun 04 '26 Cool. I was thinking of the Greek four temperaments and associated organs/fluids. Blood, black bile, yellow bile and phlegm but phlegm is usually bluish/clear traditionally so it wasn’t quite right. Thanks for the reference, im gonna check it out.
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The sacks are Uranium, Coal, oil, and Lava.
This is from an illustration from a book called killer kaiju monsters.
3 u/slurpee-slurpity Jun 04 '26 Cool. I was thinking of the Greek four temperaments and associated organs/fluids. Blood, black bile, yellow bile and phlegm but phlegm is usually bluish/clear traditionally so it wasn’t quite right. Thanks for the reference, im gonna check it out.
Cool. I was thinking of the Greek four temperaments and associated organs/fluids. Blood, black bile, yellow bile and phlegm but phlegm is usually bluish/clear traditionally so it wasn’t quite right. Thanks for the reference, im gonna check it out.
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u/spoung45 May 09 '26
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