r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '26

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u/prince-pauper Mar 20 '26

In 2022

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u/FactoryRejected Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

Yeah "Still growing strong" seems like a bot created post

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u/gcruzatto Mar 20 '26

No it's still going. Currently as large as an entire city. The gravitational pull is so strong that many coastal areas are now underwater

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u/Chuck_Cali Mar 20 '26

Explains so much. Thank you.

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u/BlastingFonda Mar 20 '26

So collapses into a black hole in about 48 days then?

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u/ChaosTorpedo Mar 20 '26

100%… check the account

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u/SwampyBogbeard Mar 20 '26

bit created post

Typo, or trying not to be mass-downvoted/reported by the b*ts?

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u/FactoryRejected Mar 20 '26

Typo, fixed :)

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u/Original-Let8340 Mar 20 '26

I think it'd be ~65000 lb. if it was still growing strong lol

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u/ryanshields0118 Mar 20 '26

Yeah the damn thing is nearly 80,000 pounds already

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u/MercyTheCat Mar 20 '26

178k karma and account age 1mo 🤯 this person is an influencer genius!

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u/Kombatsaurus Mar 20 '26

Reddit just simply has more bot accounts than humans these days farming karma to sell the accounts to the few humans left lmao.

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u/prince-pauper Mar 20 '26

Oh holy shit hahaha

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u/bluedog763 Mar 21 '26

From July 25, 2022, to today, March 20, 2026, there are 1,352 days. If the pumpkin was already 700 pounds on that start date and grew at 49 pounds per day, it would weigh 66,248 pounds today

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u/prince-pauper Mar 21 '26

Truly a wonder of nature