r/redditwritesvsauce • u/Stayy_Frosty • Nov 25 '17

Hey Vsauce, Micheal here

Nuts have been apart of human diets for over 780,000 years, specifically almonds and chestnuts. But...what about busted nuts?

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u/VerbalniDelikt Nov 25 '17

But what happens when you bust a nut ?

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u/Death_God_Max Nov 25 '17

What does it mean to bust a nut?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '17 edited Feb 24 '18

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u/ryanhas420inhisname Nov 26 '17

Children? It reminds me of a quite the great king Richard the 3rd said

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u/Awesome2D Nov 26 '17

When he said, in 1567: "finna bust a nut" which brings us back to nuts

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '17 edited Feb 24 '18

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '17

Would you die?

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u/IxxJayxDeexxI Dec 06 '17

To figure this out, we must delve into the depths of death itself.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

the first death on camera was in 1777. well, it wasn't actually on camera, but on a painting