#108

we used to go pier jumping when we were kids, and some summers the sea would be swarming with lion’s mane jellies. used to try and jump between them and avoid getting stung, but it was difficult when a boat would come along and chop them up with its propellers. Those tentacles still sting like all hell even when they’re not attached to anything :grimacing:

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#109

Mine was a tea bag (set fire to my brother’s curtains)

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#110

I think wasps are really cool

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#111

Fleas. Especially the ones that spread disease, those jumpy little fuckers are almost as bad as mosquitoes.

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#112

How do you feel about the ocean sunfish?

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#113

it’s cool. not sure I’d wanna swim next to one, but I can admire that from a distance

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#114

Oh jesus

I kind of love these things because they look so stupid and apparently they’re totally docile, but also, they freak me the fuck out

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#115

I mean, it looks like one of those things where someone photoshops a horse to look like a 4 year old’s drawing of a horse (except a fish obviously)

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#117

I’m mean it’s only been Thursday an hour over there but knock yourself out and start the thread, sure.

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#118

alright troy mclure

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#119

Pollen

  • Yes
  • Its fine

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#120

massive whales

  • enjoy that they exist but am I fuck getting in the sea where they live
  • nah love em mate. love em.

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#121

Hartford Whalers

#122

I’d never heard of or suffered from trypophobia before but googled that thing in the OP and felt really queasy.
What else can I google to test if I have trypophobia?

#123

lotus boob

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#124

I’m not going anywhere near a pod of killer whales but the rest of em yes please.

#125

ffs

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#126

wish I hadn’t reminded myself of it :frowning:

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#127

old blue last etc.

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#128

They are in the “I would hate to be bit by one but I find them oddly fascinating from a medical history perspective” bracket