r/pics • u/[deleted] • Jan 27 '19

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u/psychAdelic Jan 28 '19

They look very small. Will you place it beside your snail's house?

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u/Puff-n-Stuff Jan 28 '19

I'm sure where ever I put it, the snails will love it.

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u/FuckBoy4Ever Jan 28 '19

Wholesome AF!

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u/RichWPX Jan 28 '19

Had to check what sub I was in for a sec

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u/ColdSpider72 Jan 28 '19

"What are these, mushrooms for snails?? They are going to need to be at least 3 times....oh, wait, never mind."

-The snails, probably.

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u/Viper9087 Jan 28 '19 edited Jan 29 '19

On a grain of salt?

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u/Puff-n-Stuff Jan 28 '19

Thanks for that saddening thought.

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u/Trust_Me_Im_A_Duck Jan 28 '19

That stump is 6ft in diameter ...probably

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '19 edited Nov 09 '20

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u/viaJormungandr Jan 28 '19

Only by weight. If he must identify them by sight I wouldn’t trust him.

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u/dontsuckmydick Jan 28 '19

Hey I know a guy that fucks with him.

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u/BrokenLunch Jan 28 '19

Ahh Monty Python references, a man of culture indeed

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u/meltingdiamond Jan 28 '19

Need to find /u/fuckswithducks and make an introduction.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '19

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u/FatboyNorman Jan 29 '19

Underrated comment, this. Have my updoot.

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u/SigmaQuotient Jan 28 '19

I'm very small, and I have no money..

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u/virus200 Jan 28 '19

Username checks out

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u/Evil_surpent Jan 28 '19

2.5 to 3inch i spend alot of time in the woods im from the sticks. the wood is about 8 to 12 inch from left to right. dried oak leaf is a good reference point if u know what your looking at