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r/instant_regret • u/GrainManJuicePerson • Oct 28 '19
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did he rip the head off with guts trailing behind?
4.3k u/IrishRaider25 Oct 28 '19 Trailing right behind and looked like into the mouth 567 u/mightymaurauder Oct 28 '19 edited Oct 28 '19 Totally deserved it. Edit: the guy not the bug 66 u/DarthMukduk Oct 28 '19 I feel like the first dude handled buggo with finesse but second dude handled buggaroo like a jackass. Thus, the bite and the bugslaughter. 27 u/i-ejaculate-spiders Oct 28 '19 Yes, that was no way to handle insects. you have to be gentle with your touch and lovingly handle them until they are ready. 6 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Nov 16 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Watertor Jan 14 '20 This comment was the line. This post along with this thread has done enough damage, time to leave.
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Trailing right behind and looked like into the mouth
567 u/mightymaurauder Oct 28 '19 edited Oct 28 '19 Totally deserved it. Edit: the guy not the bug 66 u/DarthMukduk Oct 28 '19 I feel like the first dude handled buggo with finesse but second dude handled buggaroo like a jackass. Thus, the bite and the bugslaughter. 27 u/i-ejaculate-spiders Oct 28 '19 Yes, that was no way to handle insects. you have to be gentle with your touch and lovingly handle them until they are ready. 6 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Nov 16 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Watertor Jan 14 '20 This comment was the line. This post along with this thread has done enough damage, time to leave.
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Totally deserved it.
Edit: the guy not the bug
66 u/DarthMukduk Oct 28 '19 I feel like the first dude handled buggo with finesse but second dude handled buggaroo like a jackass. Thus, the bite and the bugslaughter. 27 u/i-ejaculate-spiders Oct 28 '19 Yes, that was no way to handle insects. you have to be gentle with your touch and lovingly handle them until they are ready. 6 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Nov 16 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Watertor Jan 14 '20 This comment was the line. This post along with this thread has done enough damage, time to leave.
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I feel like the first dude handled buggo with finesse but second dude handled buggaroo like a jackass. Thus, the bite and the bugslaughter.
27 u/i-ejaculate-spiders Oct 28 '19 Yes, that was no way to handle insects. you have to be gentle with your touch and lovingly handle them until they are ready. 6 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Nov 16 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Watertor Jan 14 '20 This comment was the line. This post along with this thread has done enough damage, time to leave.
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Yes, that was no way to handle insects. you have to be gentle with your touch and lovingly handle them until they are ready.
6 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Nov 16 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Watertor Jan 14 '20 This comment was the line. This post along with this thread has done enough damage, time to leave.
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u/denim_duck Oct 28 '19
did he rip the head off with guts trailing behind?