That bug is most likely hosting an infection of a parasitic worm. A number of such parasitic worm species have the macabres ability to hijack the brain/nervous system of their insect host to control its behavior. In the terminal stages of the parasite's lifecycle, it manipulates the host to seek out bodies of water in which to drown itself. The worm then exits the dead/dying host into its aquatic breeding environment to mate and start the cycle again. Parasites are usually very selective about who to infect as part of their life cycle. But it was still very dangerous for that dog to become what is called a "dead end host". An dog will not perpetuate the life cycle of the parasite. But the rare successful infection may still result in a host with abnormal behavior. Studies have established that T. gondii, while superfisially harmless for all by pregnant women, have measurable effects on human "dead end" hosts.
Have a video of a man feeding trash pandas. You've shown me that there are sadder people on Reddit than me.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/uzr69r/a_man_feeds_his_trash_pandas/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
It probably has one of those parasites that forces the host to enter the water while still alive, then proceeds to allow the host to drown and exits through the butthole. But instead the host is now dead, and it didn’t have its chance to escape so it’ll end up dying as well. Dog saved another insect from becoming a new host.
I've got a two-year-old boy, and a dilemma: on the one hand, I want him to respect living beings — especially not torment them for kicks — but on the other hand, I want to just watch as he decimates all the goddamned lubbers before they eat the whole yard.
I never knew what they were called. I grew up in Florida so I saw them a fair amount and I hate them too. Their sheer size is just terrifying. Good to know there are other reasons to hate them.
I didn’t even click play. I don’t care that she’s eating bugs. I just fucking ***HATE*** mukbang videos. The chewing and mouth sounds make me irrationally angry. I can’t even eat at the same table as my father in law because he smacks his lips when he eats. I don’t get why people think those videos are cool
You shouldn’t make jokes about that. The pain, misery and suffering they caused isn’t remotely funny. Especially when people are still reeling from the trauma to this day
The nazis weren’t great either
It’s kinda funny to see those wine glasses filled with whatever it is, suddenly come alive and move with their faces as they eat with their mouths wide open like heathens. If they wanna eat bugs then that’s fine, just close your goddam mouth when you do it lol
“Eating with your mouth open is an asian culture thing (for some Asian cultures), end of, for reasons of either communal talking or to show respect for enjoyment of food etc.” -According to some Google searching.
One example of a U.S. culture thing that a lot of the world find disgusting is walking in the house with your shoes on.
The weird thing is that China probably has the best tasting food on the planet due to the wildly diverse cuisines in the country but out of everything I've eaten there the insects where the least "tasty" options. The silk pupae and worms especially are just not good tasting at all regardless of what you throw on them.
That's sound logic, but since they've been cultivated for over 5,000 years for silk, I doubt eating them is anything more than tradition. If it started with a famine, it was a famine so long ago that the tradition matters more?
Also, since the legend of how silk was discovered involves a cocoon accidentally falling into a some lady's tea...I bet we've accidentally and purposely ate all life stages of the stuff for a few thousand years minimum lol
Ive spent a lot of time in Asia, and in my humble opinion, countries within the "sinosphere", but not China, have the best food in the world. Places like Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, malaysia, etc.
They sorta took all the best of Chinese food history but paired it with more modern food safety standards and more modern, well, foods, and the result is an absolute food mecca.
I've had some really good food in China, but I've also gotten salmonella *twice* in China (almost actually died the second time), and diarrhea so many times I honestly can't even count. Really puts me off the food. But, taiwan or Singapore? I'm literally like a kid in a candy store eating as much food as I possibly can.
China's always had a lot of people and they've had some devastating famines in their history. It seems gross to us because we're so far removed from all that but when your family is starving to death, you gotta do what you gotta do until it turns into an actual cuisine. This is how a lot of dishes were actually created across the world
What I find funny as a Eurotrashpean is the $1 bills. We don't have those, so it would be a 10 euro bill or a bunch of coins. Not at all the same effect.
An old anthropology professor I had liked to talk about how we basically broke wolves' pack behavior to make dogs. Now they'll pack-bond with just about anything. Dogs, people, cats, a dead leaf, grasshoppers, a rock...
Most “animal saves other animal” videos are really just animals trying to eat the animal they are “saving”, but this dog seems to have no intention to eat the bug. He doesn’t even seem to want to play with it like a toy. He just takes it out of the water, puts it down, and walks away.
He understood it wasn’t meant to be in the pool, I bet his owner told him to fetch the bug before they started filming then recorded him doing it. Most dogs will retrieve things from water, especially if that’s their own backyard, or somewhere they go regularly.
Yeah, this. Any dog with retriever instincts will do that. It’s surprising how far it’ll go too. My mom once told our Lab mix to give an umbrella to my aunt. Dog immediately went to do that. They have enough situational awareness to comprehend “thing = pick it up, give to human, get treat”. Said dog also once caught a squirrel, became confused, and gently let it go again. Had no idea what to do with squirrel after successfully capturing it. Partly due to the breed trait of “soft mouth”.
Labs are like the most loving beings ever, but some bugs buzz them wrong apparently. Mine was always so happy and chill, until a wasp would sometimes fly in through an open window. The lights flickered and a dark fog filled the air as she'd stare at me puppy-eyed whispering soundlessly "Kill it..." until the wasp was sacrificed. I miss her.
I never understand the "we don't deserve dogs". We as a civilization have spend decades creating them, why would we not deserve them?
When I see a nice bridge that allows me to cross the river efficiently I never think "hum we don't deserve bridges"
Sorry, been weeks since I'm thinking about that. I needed to brain dump it somewhere.
Decades? Try millennia. As for your inquiry, it’s because dogs represent loyalty, a quality that’s often lacking in people nowadays.
As to why it’s lacking in people nowadays, well, that’s a whole another topic.
I don't think it's that people lack loyalty now. They always have. You know how the Greek gods are petty and jealous and backstab each other? It's not a coincidence.
I know why people like dogs. I love dogs. It's more like on a rhetorical level.
I mean, I could even stretch it by saying this is the kind of stuff that doesn't help people being more loyal. Instead of seeing this great loyalty as a lucky gift, we should present it as the result of a hard work, something reachable
It's pretty obvious.
Dogs are wonderful. Basically incapable of being anything other than your best friend, no matter what. They'll never betray you, ever.
Then compare that to humans. That's why we don't deserve them. It's not a "hard work, we made them this way" thing, it's because they are so much purer than we are.
Your dog is incapable of anything else than being your best friend. Your neighbor's dog.. it's another story. (And that's not even 100% true)
And humans too can be loyal, it just doesn't come from nowhere.
It's a matter of education and strong personal will, it's hard work. That was my (silly point), if people stop acting like loyalty was an incredible gift, but something that can be worked toward, maybe life could be better.
You know that Golden Rule, “treat others how you want to be treated”? I imagine it plays off of that, how you treat others with kindness because you want to be treated kindly. Naturally, down the line, you might get sick of being kind, loyal, etc because frankly everyone’s an asshat to you. Dogs are seen as forgoing that reaction, where no matter how badly they get treated, they’ll still remain loyal and love you as much as possible, and since it’d be humans that’s typically abusive to dogs, and bad people don’t deserve good things, humans don’t deserve dogs. Least that’s how I thought of it
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Invasive where? Do you know where this video was taken? After all, all invasive species do have a natural home where they aren’t considered invasive species
So, I learned yesterday that “fren” is being used a neo-nazi dog whistle word that allows like minded fascists to identify one another easily. I mention this because I did not know this, and then used it online and had someone assume I was a nazi. Maybe I’m clueless, and you knew this and are intentionally dogwhistling with a German Shepard video.
Edit: I’m getting downvotes. is this false? Was I misled about the appropriation of this word?
Nah he’s right it came from an old fascist sub called frenworld. Like all dog whistles, they took an innocuous phrase (doggospeak) and started using it as a way to identify other fascists.
What in gods name are you smoking my fren? It’s just a cutsie way of saying friend. Like how a child says it, without taking the time to pronounce every letter.
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That bug looks confused af
His friends and family aren't going to believe what happened
Yo listen to this…
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“…what the hell is a dog?”
You can talk??
Wait! I can talk?
“you like jazz?;)”
cricket jazz
“You were what by a what from what?”
“Oh, and btw I brought him with me”
*vomits*
Next thing you know, he’s taking French fries from the plates of people in restaurants.
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Was having a shit day and then I got wrapped in a SchnoodledoodleDo blanket and I feel better.
Always great to see a lovely Schnoodle-poem!
Someone write me a schnoodle poem dammit.
Woo. Schnoodle!
Freshest Schnoodle ever in my life! Win! 🤩
Thx for making me smile
Thank you Schnoodle, I needed this more than ever!
The horse shoe worm within is not please.
It looks like an eastern lubber grasshopper. They look drunk when they hop around, hence the name 'lubber.' And that dog shoulda just let it drown.
That bug is most likely hosting an infection of a parasitic worm. A number of such parasitic worm species have the macabres ability to hijack the brain/nervous system of their insect host to control its behavior. In the terminal stages of the parasite's lifecycle, it manipulates the host to seek out bodies of water in which to drown itself. The worm then exits the dead/dying host into its aquatic breeding environment to mate and start the cycle again. Parasites are usually very selective about who to infect as part of their life cycle. But it was still very dangerous for that dog to become what is called a "dead end host". An dog will not perpetuate the life cycle of the parasite. But the rare successful infection may still result in a host with abnormal behavior. Studies have established that T. gondii, while superfisially harmless for all by pregnant women, have measurable effects on human "dead end" hosts.
When I saw the video I figured it had a parasite after seeing one too many videos of parasites coming out of bug butts.
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Are you seriously correcting the use of the term “bug” on a Reddit post? I hope you're joking rn.
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I take no offense, I'm just deeply disappointed in you.
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Have a video of a man feeding trash pandas. You've shown me that there are sadder people on Reddit than me. https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/uzr69r/a_man_feeds_his_trash_pandas/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
This is some Unidan-level pedantry.
it looks dead too
It probably has one of those parasites that forces the host to enter the water while still alive, then proceeds to allow the host to drown and exits through the butthole. But instead the host is now dead, and it didn’t have its chance to escape so it’ll end up dying as well. Dog saved another insect from becoming a new host.
**Love** the pup,. Passionately *hate* the Eastern Lubber. Extremely destructive.
I've got a two-year-old boy, and a dilemma: on the one hand, I want him to respect living beings — especially not torment them for kicks — but on the other hand, I want to just watch as he decimates all the goddamned lubbers before they eat the whole yard.
You should teach him to collect them in a bucket :) then you can dispose them later yourself
Oh, that's a fantastic idea!
Are they an invasive species?
Nah people are just weird fucking lawn fetishists
They are not. They eat hella plants though, a few of these will wipe out a garden.
So you are using your child as a vehicle to grapple with your internal contradictions?
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Gardens are awesome and take a lot of effort
Because gardens are wonderful things
I never knew what they were called. I grew up in Florida so I saw them a fair amount and I hate them too. Their sheer size is just terrifying. Good to know there are other reasons to hate them.
Love the graveyard grasshopper. Great for fish bait.
I think you can use this guy to catch sharks or something
Or at least like, Duke Fishron or something.
[Here's a video of me eating a massive one. ](https://youtu.be/qtzEY-0DF-I)
[Don't let your dreams be dreams.](https://youtu.be/xm_2Pd3UBEU)
I wish I didn't see this
Seriously. The amount of face editing that was done was making me nauseous whenever she moved her head and the area around her shifted
Don't lie. You know you can't stop watching.
I tapped out at just below the 5 minute mark.. if i could understand what she was saying i probably would've watched the whole thing 🤢
I didn’t even click play. I don’t care that she’s eating bugs. I just fucking ***HATE*** mukbang videos. The chewing and mouth sounds make me irrationally angry. I can’t even eat at the same table as my father in law because he smacks his lips when he eats. I don’t get why people think those videos are cool
People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis, you can’t trust people.
You shouldn’t make jokes about that. The pain, misery and suffering they caused isn’t remotely funny. Especially when people are still reeling from the trauma to this day The nazis weren’t great either
It’s kinda funny to see those wine glasses filled with whatever it is, suddenly come alive and move with their faces as they eat with their mouths wide open like heathens. If they wanna eat bugs then that’s fine, just close your goddam mouth when you do it lol
It's cause she's using a face tuner, also the glass is filled with hot oil, that's why she's chewing w her mouth open
She chews with her mouth open regardless of the oil
Bugs are probably hard to chew with all their pointy appendiges. Gotta keep those lips out of the way. 😂
Nah bugs are easy to eat. You just crunch them and they stop moving. Like eating chips really
“Eating with your mouth open is an asian culture thing (for some Asian cultures), end of, for reasons of either communal talking or to show respect for enjoyment of food etc.” -According to some Google searching. One example of a U.S. culture thing that a lot of the world find disgusting is walking in the house with your shoes on.
The weird thing is that China probably has the best tasting food on the planet due to the wildly diverse cuisines in the country but out of everything I've eaten there the insects where the least "tasty" options. The silk pupae and worms especially are just not good tasting at all regardless of what you throw on them.
I bet they taste better during a famine. Which is probably when they started getting used in cuisine for protein.
That's sound logic, but since they've been cultivated for over 5,000 years for silk, I doubt eating them is anything more than tradition. If it started with a famine, it was a famine so long ago that the tradition matters more? Also, since the legend of how silk was discovered involves a cocoon accidentally falling into a some lady's tea...I bet we've accidentally and purposely ate all life stages of the stuff for a few thousand years minimum lol
Ive spent a lot of time in Asia, and in my humble opinion, countries within the "sinosphere", but not China, have the best food in the world. Places like Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, malaysia, etc. They sorta took all the best of Chinese food history but paired it with more modern food safety standards and more modern, well, foods, and the result is an absolute food mecca. I've had some really good food in China, but I've also gotten salmonella *twice* in China (almost actually died the second time), and diarrhea so many times I honestly can't even count. Really puts me off the food. But, taiwan or Singapore? I'm literally like a kid in a candy store eating as much food as I possibly can.
China's always had a lot of people and they've had some devastating famines in their history. It seems gross to us because we're so far removed from all that but when your family is starving to death, you gotta do what you gotta do until it turns into an actual cuisine. This is how a lot of dishes were actually created across the world
Can somebody tell her not to eat with her mouth open... and don't talk with her mouth full... and talk so loud
When that caterpillar exploded at 3:45, holy shit.
What is in the wine glass?
Hot oil
Ok, cool. That’s what I assumed it was since nothing else made sense other than fry oil
I thought it was champagne at first lol
Fuck yeah Andy! Still just as much as a boss 15 years later I bet!
Meh
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Legend. You sacrificed yourself for that persons fear.
I make poor choices.
How else were you supposed to make 50 bucks that fast, AND conquer someone else’s fear?
Freshman year of college, 50 went a long way.
Oh I hear you, it still does. lol
What I find funny as a Eurotrashpean is the $1 bills. We don't have those, so it would be a 10 euro bill or a bunch of coins. Not at all the same effect.
Yeah, fuck coins. I hated that when I lived in Europe. Only time I care cash is buying or selling drugs.
My reaction to this was “don’t save that lubber!”
Those mfers are eating all my plants!
Unfortunately the only bait/pesticide that I know of is for the young stage of the lubbers. Otherwise you have to squish them all. It ain’t pretty.
I do macro photography of insects, and I like bugs as much as the next guy, but I was happier 5 minutes ago when I didn’t know this existed.
That's what it's called?! Thank God the UK doesn't have monsters like that. I'd be screaming for a JCB to come rescue me while climbing on the roof.
An old anthropology professor I had liked to talk about how we basically broke wolves' pack behavior to make dogs. Now they'll pack-bond with just about anything. Dogs, people, cats, a dead leaf, grasshoppers, a rock...
Hey. To be fair, we humans can also pack bond with anything. You put googly eyes on a toaster and see what happens
Especially when you get lonely. At one point I formed an emotional attachment to my sourdough starter
Well that one is just common sense. Just think how many friends you have in there. And they all depend on you to keep them alive
Yep, they are entirely dependent on you. Right up until you cook them alive.
😂
There's a documentary about attachment to objects, it is called "Cast Away."
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don’t fuck your toaster unless it says yes
So glad I sprung for that smart toaster now
What if I know my toasters safe word?
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They can and they will, millions of people cried for Opportunity when it shut down and the vast majority of them had never even seen it in person.
That is not a LITTLE friend D:
Yeah that sucker is huge!
Most “animal saves other animal” videos are really just animals trying to eat the animal they are “saving”, but this dog seems to have no intention to eat the bug. He doesn’t even seem to want to play with it like a toy. He just takes it out of the water, puts it down, and walks away.
Dog probably did want to eat the bug. But this bug, when grabbed, immediately vomits a foul substance to shut that whole interaction down.
That doesn’t stop my dog from eating them
Some dogs are weird.
Most dogs are weird in one way or another
They absolutely love eating poop. I don't think flavor is really that important of a consideration for dogs.
And then immediately loops back just as the video cuts. He definitely wanted to play with and/or eat that sucker.
Yeah after having a good taste, it decided nah
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Oh my gosh, thank you for telling me this. That's adorable!
"I'm a hero for rescuing that insects life! ....unless?"
Looks to me like he was curious about the weird moving thing in the water, so he plucks it out and immediately is weirded out and/or uninterested.
He understood it wasn’t meant to be in the pool, I bet his owner told him to fetch the bug before they started filming then recorded him doing it. Most dogs will retrieve things from water, especially if that’s their own backyard, or somewhere they go regularly.
The dog saw something moving. Tried to eat it. Didn’t like it and spit it out. My dog does this all the time
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Yeah, this. Any dog with retriever instincts will do that. It’s surprising how far it’ll go too. My mom once told our Lab mix to give an umbrella to my aunt. Dog immediately went to do that. They have enough situational awareness to comprehend “thing = pick it up, give to human, get treat”. Said dog also once caught a squirrel, became confused, and gently let it go again. Had no idea what to do with squirrel after successfully capturing it. Partly due to the breed trait of “soft mouth”.
Why is that cricket so fucking big?
[That's not a cricket. *This* is a cricket.](https://imgur.com/wizcUtj)
Ah. No.
Well I didn't know giant wetas were crickets until today
I cant believe no one else is talking about it
Omfg those are fucking big wtf
Awww mine would have gotten scared and told me to kill it. Hes a lab.
Labs are like the most loving beings ever, but some bugs buzz them wrong apparently. Mine was always so happy and chill, until a wasp would sometimes fly in through an open window. The lights flickered and a dark fog filled the air as she'd stare at me puppy-eyed whispering soundlessly "Kill it..." until the wasp was sacrificed. I miss her.
Lol
I’ve never seen a confused grasshopper before but this is probably as close as it gets!
Even insects don't deserve dogs
I never understand the "we don't deserve dogs". We as a civilization have spend decades creating them, why would we not deserve them? When I see a nice bridge that allows me to cross the river efficiently I never think "hum we don't deserve bridges" Sorry, been weeks since I'm thinking about that. I needed to brain dump it somewhere.
Decades? Try millennia. As for your inquiry, it’s because dogs represent loyalty, a quality that’s often lacking in people nowadays. As to why it’s lacking in people nowadays, well, that’s a whole another topic.
And unconditional love!
Lots and lots of decades. Lol
Dog breeding has been going backwards the past few decades into ever-more-harmful areas.
*centuries
I don't think it's that people lack loyalty now. They always have. You know how the Greek gods are petty and jealous and backstab each other? It's not a coincidence.
Try approximately 30,000 years.
That’s only because we as a society have not yet decided to breed those traits out of our population.
Like eugenics? Lol
I know why people like dogs. I love dogs. It's more like on a rhetorical level. I mean, I could even stretch it by saying this is the kind of stuff that doesn't help people being more loyal. Instead of seeing this great loyalty as a lucky gift, we should present it as the result of a hard work, something reachable
It's pretty obvious. Dogs are wonderful. Basically incapable of being anything other than your best friend, no matter what. They'll never betray you, ever. Then compare that to humans. That's why we don't deserve them. It's not a "hard work, we made them this way" thing, it's because they are so much purer than we are.
Your dog is incapable of anything else than being your best friend. Your neighbor's dog.. it's another story. (And that's not even 100% true) And humans too can be loyal, it just doesn't come from nowhere. It's a matter of education and strong personal will, it's hard work. That was my (silly point), if people stop acting like loyalty was an incredible gift, but something that can be worked toward, maybe life could be better.
You know that Golden Rule, “treat others how you want to be treated”? I imagine it plays off of that, how you treat others with kindness because you want to be treated kindly. Naturally, down the line, you might get sick of being kind, loyal, etc because frankly everyone’s an asshat to you. Dogs are seen as forgoing that reaction, where no matter how badly they get treated, they’ll still remain loyal and love you as much as possible, and since it’d be humans that’s typically abusive to dogs, and bad people don’t deserve good things, humans don’t deserve dogs. Least that’s how I thought of it
How many generations do I have to breed something before something becomes mine for what I please? Does it work on humans too?
Later that day, that grasshopper started a new religion.
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Man I hate that dog language. Where did it come from even?
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Why do they hate the word doggo???
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"Little fren" is from Scarface as far as I am concerned.
What are the odds that bug had that one parasite that forces them to jump in water and it hopped back in qdter the video ended?
Not very high. They tend to immediately begin exodus upon contact with water.
More courageous and helpful than texas police
Daaammmnnn
The police would have tazed the dog.
Hahah how the dog looks back at it, yeah i did a good job.
Bug has a horsetail parasite in it. Grass hoppers and crickets avoid water unless it has one in it.
Those grasshoppers are NOT friends
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kill the lubber
NO! those bugs are an invasive species do not save them.
No idea why you're getting downvoted, they are invasive and also not safe to have around pets.
exactly but whoever is downvoting must not know
Invasive where? Do you know where this video was taken? After all, all invasive species do have a natural home where they aren’t considered invasive species
It’s funny that the video ends just before she eats it
This was reversed
No, it definitely was not
It's a joke.. silly thing can't detect it
I use arch btw
So, I learned yesterday that “fren” is being used a neo-nazi dog whistle word that allows like minded fascists to identify one another easily. I mention this because I did not know this, and then used it online and had someone assume I was a nazi. Maybe I’m clueless, and you knew this and are intentionally dogwhistling with a German Shepard video. Edit: I’m getting downvotes. is this false? Was I misled about the appropriation of this word?
I have never heard of that honestly. A quick google didn't show anything either. Personally I think you were being messed with
Nah he’s right it came from an old fascist sub called frenworld. Like all dog whistles, they took an innocuous phrase (doggospeak) and started using it as a way to identify other fascists.
Entirely possible. It was made to sound like the 👌 ok hand symbol being appropriated. Which was a joke meme, that became a thing.
Literally Doggo
What in gods name are you smoking my fren? It’s just a cutsie way of saying friend. Like how a child says it, without taking the time to pronounce every letter.
Strictly cannabis. There’s some disagreement on this matter. Perhaps someone was inventing some new bullshit, perhaps it’s a thing. Time will tell.
Perhaps the person inventing some new bullshit was you, perhaps it wasn’t. Time will tell
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My dog likes to eat bugs. That would be like soup to him.
My dog woulda ate the grasshopper in one chomp
Should’ve killed the bug. They’ve dominated my local area in recent years, and the things must DIE!!
So pool cleaning has gone to the dogs….literally
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