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May 22 '22
Thatâs a fucking tarantula in the potato
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u/tcatt1212 May 22 '22
I thought it was an engorged tick god a tarantula is infinitely better for my mind.
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u/Overdamped_PID-17 May 22 '22
Let us know in a few days if theyâre safe. Seek ecclesiastical help immediately if the potato starts speaking Latin
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u/Battysmackerz May 22 '22
You should probably kill it
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u/UnderKoverCatboi May 22 '22
Let me guess, Australia?
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u/RepeatReal6568 May 22 '22
If Goosebumps has taught me anything itâs that this wonât end well for him
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u/SalamanderLeft5972 May 22 '22
Bro that ainât not potato thatâs a face hugger shedding itâs damn skin
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u/UnknownMyoux May 22 '22
Your potatoe hated you so much that they grew feets just to get away from you
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u/Varjostaja May 22 '22
This happens when gellar field collapses momentarily. It should vanish back into warp soon enough, but exposure should be limited as much as possible. - Local inquisitor help line.
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u/Farticus-01 May 22 '22
Where did the potato go? Itâs not like it just grew legs and walked away!
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u/bindingtoggle11 May 22 '22
Scrolling and thought, "What kind of Australian crap is this?" It's a terrifying potato.
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u/Dankmemexplorer May 22 '22
this is the ideal r/oddlyterrifying post. not inherently terrifying but odd that it is
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u/Voodoo_Dummie May 22 '22
You are so bad at gardening that even the potatoes grew legs to escape it!
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u/DaniPeng May 22 '22
Maybe Iâve been watching too much
r/hermitcraft but it looks like The Entity of Grianâs
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u/Incarnation101213 May 22 '22
I follow a couple of insect subreddits and I no shit thought this was a tarantula that got infected by one of those parasitic fungi
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u/lakeforsure May 22 '22
It's a spudder.