Heh

Blyfh , 4 days ago

This is the best performance of this.

youtu.be/08mUpBKLMFk

LeFrog , 4 days ago

Oh no :(

www.snopes.com/fact-check/horngus-of-a-dongfish/

Arbiter , 4 days ago

I disagree with science, let us have the dongfish.

LeFrog , 4 days ago

Magic is physics through sheer will

TAYRN , 4 days ago

Thank you for proving this wrong.

But please let me live in this world where a dongfish has a horngus for just a little while longer.

Crackhappy , 4 days ago

I can’t wait for you to learn about the retro encabulator. youtu.be/RXJKdh1KZ0w?si=w-7lwyxCwsl4NpLR

TAYRN , 4 days ago

Holy shit. I never thought I’d live to see the effective prevention of side fumbling. We truly live in a world,

Remotedeck , 4 days ago

“Attached” is insane, I can’t believe they put that in this very serious sentance

Biggles , 4 days ago

There’s at least five good names to call someone you don’t like here.

Assman , 4 days ago

I agree with this dillsack

Viking_Hippie , 4 days ago

This scungle has a point.

alquicksilver , 4 days ago

Is that the competitor of the Plumbus?

poissonDistribution , 4 days ago

First, they take the dinglebop

genuineparts , 4 days ago

When they came for the dinglebops I said nothing becasue I was not a dinglebop.

rtxn , 4 days ago

No, actually, that’s where the dinglebop comes from. Dongfish used to be selectively bred for dinglebop-rich dillsacks, farmed in inhumane conditions, and killed with most of the fish going to waste. Modern farming methods use a small incision on the scungle to attach a catheter to the rumpleflap (not shown on the picture) where excess dinglebop would be excreted anyway.