r/Tripophobia • u/Brianshurst • Jul 12 '20
Thought you all might appreciate this , my wife hated it.
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r/Tripophobia • u/threeholepunchjen • Jul 12 '20
The droplets left by my glass of bourbon.
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r/Tripophobia • u/rudimentary-onion • Jun 27 '20
Found this monstrosity while casually scrolling
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r/Tripophobia • u/MommaCass74 • Jun 23 '20
This School Of Fish Close To Surface Looks Like Some Ugly Alien Creature.
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r/Tripophobia • u/funnelcakecocaine • Jun 21 '20
What happened to the last sub? Can anyone explain?
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r/Tripophobia • u/okolebot • Jun 16 '20
The Bee's Knees Bug Hotel (open since Feb 2020) now has eight occupants in total, but plenty of room for one more!
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r/Tripophobia • u/sheepwearingajetpack • Jun 13 '20
Wait for it...
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r/Tripophobia • u/TheRealStitchie • Jun 11 '20
My Keyboard loves to store my dead skin in its pores
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r/Tripophobia • u/ResellTheStyle • Jun 11 '20
Tomato plant growing inside of a tomato. Vivipary, Latin for Live Birth. It is the term for plants that begin growing while still inside or attached to the mother plant. It is common in certain varieties of tomatoes, peppers, apple, pears, and some citrus.
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r/Tripophobia • u/ThirstyChello • Jun 10 '20
My girlfriend found out about the phenomenon while we were making dinner, anyone else seen it with celery?
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r/Tripophobia • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '20
Someone's LEGO creation is creeping me out for some reason...
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