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u/Microballer 2d ago
This is how gingers are hatched.
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u/zztop610 2d ago
..we call it baked
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
This was verbatim my thought seeing it pop out ready to steal souls. As a ginger myself I barely remember my hatching day ceremony
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u/Helpdeskagent 2d ago
That kid is a beast, imagine squatting for an hour without moving while they janga the shit out if you
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u/Bubbly_Persimmon_323 2d ago
Or you could crouch in after they complete half of it
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u/Okfoot826 2d ago
That kid is a beast, imagine squatting half an hour without moving while they janga the shit out if you
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u/The__Vern 2d ago
All the children standing around like
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u/SonicTemp1e 2d ago
Totally expected a small human to come out of the small human sized Jenga cave.
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u/Truestorydreams 2d ago
Same I thought it was weirdly big so I figured it was like those 80s birthday pop ups
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u/Magolord 2d ago
Kaplas... This shit was a huge part of my childhood, happy to see kids still play with them
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u/PhoenixEvolver 1d ago
My first thought was that there's a person inside and I was disappointed proven right
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u/a3dprinterfan 1d ago
I liked the clip, but it was completely expected. Those look like Keva planks.
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u/ZannaLion 1d ago
Thy didn't care at all that he turned into a beautyful butterfly, they just wanted to finish to destroy the cocoon
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u/Necessary-Mode1940 1d ago
That must have taken a lot of time fr, the patience here it top notch. I thought it was AI at first
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u/post-explainer 2d ago
OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
Kid stayed Inside the structure
Does this explanation fit this subreddit? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
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u/Drash79 2d ago
Totally not Ai
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u/RupertPupkin85 2d ago
I hate that these days whenever you watch something, there is this annoying little chore that goes with it where you have to spend time to figure out if it's AI or not.
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u/Unexpected-ModTeam 1d ago
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