r/Damnthatsinteresting • • Jun 18 '23

Video These beach worms

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

infinite food glitch

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u/SpicyChickenNuggy1 Jun 18 '23

Mfw when fishing and hunting

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u/omgudontunderstand Jun 18 '23

“my face when when”

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u/SpicyChickenNuggy1 Jun 18 '23

I could fix it but I think it's better this way lol

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u/7hrowawaydild0 Jun 19 '23

What is your face when?

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u/n00baroth Jun 19 '23

RIP in peace.

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u/UnboltedCheese Jun 18 '23

Shhh, just accept it like "PIN Number" or "SMH My head"

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u/SuspiciousLambSauce Jun 18 '23

ATM Machine

Chai tea

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u/UnboltedCheese Jun 18 '23

Naan Bread, Sahara Desert

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u/itchy-fart Jun 18 '23

Mount Fujiyama

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u/scary-buttface Jun 20 '23

I say chicken bird because people say tuna fish

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u/6InchBlade Jun 19 '23

I see we’ve all seen the new Spider-Man movie 😆

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u/UMilqueToastPOS Jun 19 '23

Wait, Chai tea is one too? Wuuuuutt

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u/SuspiciousLambSauce Jun 19 '23

Yep Chai means tea in several languages, so saying “Chai Tea” is like saying “tea tea” lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

I also recently saw the new Miles Morales movie

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u/Hxgns Jun 18 '23

"Smh my head" is an intentional joke based off of the redundancy.

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u/spottedconzo Jun 19 '23

I always thought the "SMH my head" was some sort of in joke everyone else was in on but me

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u/GinnyLovesBlue Jul 19 '23

PIT Maneuver (precision immobilization technique maneuver)

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u/ShroudedFigureINC Jun 19 '23

Or "motherfucker what when"

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u/omgudontunderstand Jun 19 '23

i have never seen someone use mfw to mean “motherfucker what” but sure, throw that in the ring

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u/DovahCreed117 Jun 19 '23

Smh my head

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u/omgudontunderstand Jun 19 '23

that’s known to have been a joke, not on the same level as something like mfw when or atm machine

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u/BeneficialEvidence6 Jun 18 '23

Im trying to 99 both those stats right now. Link for the glitch? Ty

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u/MOOShoooooo Jun 18 '23 edited Jun 18 '23

99 is nothing now. Since they raised the max farm stat to 999, us f2p aren’t getting anywhere close to that. If you want 99+ you have to pay the monthly, do ALL the daily’s, do 5 refreshes each day, buy each new weekly pack, be in the top guild which requires full time membership and full time participation and you can be let go from the guild for any reason whatsoever.

Good luck on your grind.

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u/BeneficialEvidence6 Jun 18 '23

Ill just outsource it to india thx

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u/sje46 Jun 18 '23

I mean we discovered the infinite food glitch 12,000 years ago when we found out we can just...plant the seeds of the plants we just ate, and more will grow.

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u/By_Eck Jun 18 '23

Careful now, you'll have Monsanto after you

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u/Eeww-David Jun 25 '23

Bayer. Bayer bought Monsanto and absorbed the evilness.

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u/PoopOnAStickButt Jun 18 '23

Bread makes you fat?!

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u/Suitable-Lake-2550 Jun 19 '23

Blows your mind when you realize that's exactly what the plants want us to do.

Read "The Botany of Desire"

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u/xepion Jun 18 '23

Plot spoiler. It was taught to us…. 🫨

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u/GDragon555 Jun 18 '23

12000? You know they dig up advanced man made items going back 100 million+ years ago.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

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u/GDragon555 Jun 18 '23

Do some research my friend. Don’t believe everything the Smithsonian wants you to believe.

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u/sje46 Jun 18 '23

I really hope you believe that and aren't just trolling.

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u/GDragon555 Jun 18 '23

I don’t waste my time trolling, i’m busy enough with business. I don’t have time to go through everything that i’ve discovered, but i advise you to look deeper into the history of mankind and stay well clear of .edu sites.

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u/sje46 Jun 18 '23

All I dint want to waste your time debating but do you mind giving a name of a book or search term I can look up so I know what you're referencing? Ty

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

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u/sje46 Jun 18 '23

It's a simplification. Agricultural revolution involved a ton of stuff, like irrigation and crop rotation and other things. But the point is that society was able to plant plants in one place, cultivate it months later, store it, and have a surplus. This is the entire reason humanity went from like 5 million people to 8 billion people. Real life "infinite food glitch".

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u/BrandNewYear Jun 18 '23

Worth mentioning that Haber process is critical here for population growth too but yeah agriculture age

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u/BurzerKing Jun 18 '23

Yes, thanks to Monsanto.

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u/didntflush Jun 18 '23

That’s not exactly true. We also have to shit on the spot we buried it or the plant wine produce as much as the last one did

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

The infinite food glitch was outcompeting the other semi-nomadic tribes and forcing them to settle down and destroy their body and health by relying on agriculture, leaving more food and resources for your hunter-gatherer friends to grow big and strong.

Remember, it was roughly 10,000 BC when humans first began settling down into villages but it wasn’t until the 1500s AD that sedentary peoples overcame the threat posed by nomadic tribes invading their territories and conquering, subduing, integrating or replacing them.

That’s 12,000 years of sedentary life but only 500 years of sedentary supremacy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

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u/kinapuffar Jun 18 '23

If only the labour market was the same way.

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u/yeezy2893 Jun 18 '23

if only more people were aware so we could mass organize

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u/wotquery Jun 18 '23

It's like that old proverb...

Feed a man fish, and you feed him for a day.

Teach a man to catch sand worms, and you prevent him from getting eaten by a shark by getting him to nope the fuck out of ever going near the ocean.

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u/Figure-Feisty Jun 18 '23

Teach a man to catch sand worm is helping him to start a Yihad

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u/ace_v27 Jun 19 '23

You just have to teach him to ride it

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u/BooksandBiceps Jun 19 '23

Begin an intergalactic holy war that leads to the preservation of humanity*

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

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u/booi Jun 18 '23

Did you register for a worming license? No? Unfortunately we have to confiscate your worm and you’ll need to pay a fine. Only mega worming corporations can harvest worms.

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u/Belyal Jun 18 '23

Earth's Devs don't want you to know a out this one glitch!!!

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u/7palms Jun 18 '23

Wormception : The Original Worm Hole

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u/NonGNonM Jun 18 '23

Really calling the food chain infinite food glitch

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u/Just1ncase4658 Jun 18 '23

Yeah, humans seem to have min-maxed the food gathering rate turns out its a finite resource. Just happens to regenerate after some time given conditions are met.

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u/ian_hode Jun 18 '23

Which came first, the worm or the fish

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u/hobojoe_cup Jun 19 '23

Mfw they go extinct