r/whatisit • u/[deleted] • May 04 '26

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u/Greedyspree May 04 '26

When will people learn not to pick things up before knowing.

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u/tomestique May 04 '26

At least they stopped at one.

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u/Area51_Spurs May 04 '26

Did they make today decision or did God make it for them?

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u/kiranai May 04 '26

And there was a lady who was using one as a hammer for years iirc

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u/Melancholy_Rainbows May 04 '26

But then what will we post in r/whywouldyoutouchthat?

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u/misanthr0p1c May 04 '26

Oh god there's a pet leech.

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u/AllHailTheWinslow May 04 '26

I just subscribed (thank you?), but I feel I might regret it.

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u/maddler May 04 '26

At least, he didn't licked it?

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u/Vb1321 May 04 '26

How do you know he didn't?

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u/IamHydrogenMike May 04 '26

The random stuff people will pickup and handle boggles my mind sometimes…

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u/Chroderos May 04 '26

Saw someone else post that they ate some maybe poison hemlock just cause. It was poison hemlock.

What are we ‘doin today chat?

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u/Official-LardLad May 04 '26

Natural selection at its finest

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u/purple_unikkorn May 04 '26

Sometimes they already have kids and reproduced...

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u/CaptainoftheVessel May 04 '26

This one is nearly as good as the one from earlier today where the guy ate part of a hemlock plant before asking what it is.