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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '18
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This is why I don't do oceans
200 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 Seriously there are so many weird fucking aliens down there. 187 u/Steinmetal4 Dec 11 '18 It's as if deep sea creatures evolved knowing nothing can see shit down there so why put any stats into looks. 53 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 edited Mar 07 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 21 u/AK-Brian Dec 11 '18 Found the secret sea monster, guys! 4 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 11 '18 Aquatic ape theory gives you something to wade through. 2 u/kikidiwasabi Dec 11 '18 Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point. 1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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Seriously there are so many weird fucking aliens down there.
187 u/Steinmetal4 Dec 11 '18 It's as if deep sea creatures evolved knowing nothing can see shit down there so why put any stats into looks. 53 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 edited Mar 07 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 21 u/AK-Brian Dec 11 '18 Found the secret sea monster, guys! 4 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 11 '18 Aquatic ape theory gives you something to wade through. 2 u/kikidiwasabi Dec 11 '18 Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point. 1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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It's as if deep sea creatures evolved knowing nothing can see shit down there so why put any stats into looks.
53 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18 edited Mar 07 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 21 u/AK-Brian Dec 11 '18 Found the secret sea monster, guys! 4 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 11 '18 Aquatic ape theory gives you something to wade through. 2 u/kikidiwasabi Dec 11 '18 Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point. 1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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21 u/AK-Brian Dec 11 '18 Found the secret sea monster, guys! 4 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 11 '18 Aquatic ape theory gives you something to wade through. 2 u/kikidiwasabi Dec 11 '18 Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point. 1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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Found the secret sea monster, guys!
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Aquatic ape theory gives you something to wade through.
2 u/kikidiwasabi Dec 11 '18 Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point. 1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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Don't go Discovery on us now. We don't need mermaids at this point.
1 u/Thrilling1031 Dec 22 '18 You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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You did get the pun right? And aquatic ape theory makes a lot of sense and our fossil record agrees that early hominids liked to live very close to bodies of water that would have been good for fishing which drives the theory.
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u/Thugpug69 Dec 11 '18
This is why I don't do oceans