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ChicoSuave ,

What an idiot. Pick them when the stem is green and let it dry on a rack. Leaving it near the water causes it to fragment and shatter, as he now knows.

LemmyKnowsBest ,

When I was a little kid those things grew everywhere. we called them cottontails. we never put them in our mouths. we tore them apart with our hands.

glennglog22 ,
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Mmmm, nature's corn dog.

metallic_z3r0 ,

Me want plant corn dog delight!

MacNCheezus ,
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Yes because sausage on a stick just grows wild out in nature.

explodicle ,

To be fair, tons of delicious foods do just that.

Kolanaki ,
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Technically speaking sausage also just grows out in the wild in the form of a wild hog.

LEONHART ,

Me want bite.

thurstylark ,

Me want plant corndog delight

AlexWIWA ,

Absolute banger of a song

YoorWeb ,
Fixbeat ,

Good way to choke, but carry on.

DannyBoy ,

I had a dog that would do this

BlueLineBae ,
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This is the adult version of the kid that ate the dandelion.

sndrtj ,

But dandelion greens are actually edible. Reed has no edible parts.

felixrostrum ,

A warning, not an instruction manual 😔

DharmaCurious ,
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I love how it just expands and expands so much you can’t even tell what the look on his face is anymore.

DudeImMacGyver ,
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Yeah, that’s not the edible part.

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