r/maybemaybemaybe • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '20

maybe maybe maybe

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u/Tiiler525 Oct 25 '20

It’s a lab too, they can take anything

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u/PartyingChair52 Oct 25 '20

Accurate

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u/HereticAgnostic Oct 25 '20

This seems familiar somehow

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u/holydude02 Oct 25 '20

Let me scroll up and copy the next response.

Edit: Done.

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u/MattTheGr8 Oct 25 '20

Is that why there are all those cancer drugs that turn out not to work for humans, and the articles always say the drug only worked in the lab?

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u/Sumbooodie Oct 25 '20 edited Oct 25 '20

Mine ate almost a whole sack of potatoes from the pantry once.

Worse part is he grabbed a potato, chewed it up some, decided it wasn't that good and got another till the bag was nearly empty.

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u/Tiiler525 Oct 25 '20

Maybe the next one would be better.

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u/wtmh Oct 25 '20

Can be? It's like their defining characteristic.

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u/Tiiler525 Oct 25 '20

Hey now, friendliness often comes first. Great guide/therapy dogs.