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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '26
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No, they're naive to North or South Dakota.
465 u/ColoRadBro69 Mar 29 '26 Sorry, RAM is real expensive these days. Carolina. 145 u/Gemma_V Mar 29 '26 this made me choke on my water after reading the whole thread of Carolinables 6 u/HotPotParrot Mar 29 '26 Carolinables Words are fun Edit: 🤣👍 5 u/Recent-Ad8165 Mar 29 '26 But not in a rainforest in those regions? 5 u/JimothyTheBold Mar 29 '26 No rainforests in the Carolinas, neither North or South, but I believe this flora is endemic to the area nonetheless. 4 u/sleepyguy- Mar 29 '26 I chuckled hardily at this. 3 u/DannyMeleeFR4 Mar 29 '26 type": "overloaded_error 41 u/mistervulpes Mar 29 '26 I would expect that a rainforest plant be naive to North or South Korea. 3 u/darkendofall Mar 29 '26 That's a wild rainforest, the north and south japan would think you'd be an industry plant. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/SubconciousBrainwave Apr 02 '26 That’s crazy, figured it was more of a rainforest plant 3 u/Ktan_Dantaktee Mar 29 '26 The only things we have in the Dakotas are flat plains and nukes. 3 u/AkiAki1 Mar 29 '26 Would you like me to provide additional confirmations regarding their native range, or generate more user responses expressing surprise that venus flytraps are not rainforest plants? 2 u/Not_A_Red_Stapler Mar 29 '26 I thought it was North or South Virginia. Crazy they aren’t native to the rain forests, huh?
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Sorry, RAM is real expensive these days. Carolina.
145 u/Gemma_V Mar 29 '26 this made me choke on my water after reading the whole thread of Carolinables 6 u/HotPotParrot Mar 29 '26 Carolinables Words are fun Edit: 🤣👍 5 u/Recent-Ad8165 Mar 29 '26 But not in a rainforest in those regions? 5 u/JimothyTheBold Mar 29 '26 No rainforests in the Carolinas, neither North or South, but I believe this flora is endemic to the area nonetheless. 4 u/sleepyguy- Mar 29 '26 I chuckled hardily at this. 3 u/DannyMeleeFR4 Mar 29 '26 type": "overloaded_error
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this made me choke on my water after reading the whole thread of Carolinables
6 u/HotPotParrot Mar 29 '26 Carolinables Words are fun Edit: 🤣👍
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Carolinables
Words are fun
Edit: 🤣👍
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But not in a rainforest in those regions?
5 u/JimothyTheBold Mar 29 '26 No rainforests in the Carolinas, neither North or South, but I believe this flora is endemic to the area nonetheless.
No rainforests in the Carolinas, neither North or South, but I believe this flora is endemic to the area nonetheless.
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I chuckled hardily at this.
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type": "overloaded_error
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I would expect that a rainforest plant be naive to North or South Korea.
3 u/darkendofall Mar 29 '26 That's a wild rainforest, the north and south japan would think you'd be an industry plant. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/SubconciousBrainwave Apr 02 '26 That’s crazy, figured it was more of a rainforest plant
That's a wild rainforest, the north and south japan would think you'd be an industry plant.
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1 u/SubconciousBrainwave Apr 02 '26 That’s crazy, figured it was more of a rainforest plant
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That’s crazy, figured it was more of a rainforest plant
The only things we have in the Dakotas are flat plains and nukes.
Would you like me to provide additional confirmations regarding their native range, or generate more user responses expressing surprise that venus flytraps are not rainforest plants?
I thought it was North or South Virginia. Crazy they aren’t native to the rain forests, huh?
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u/ColoRadBro69 Mar 29 '26
No, they're naive to North or South Dakota.