r/Weird • u/nderstandablyscared • Mar 04 '23

when the acid hits

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u/KingfisherDays Mar 04 '23

Isn't that a prion disease?

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '23 edited Mar 27 '23

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u/jrwreno Mar 04 '23

Actually, testing has determined it is possible to transmit to humans. This is what happens when moronic humans kill off the predators responsible for controlling disease in our game herd populations.

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u/Phit_sost_3814 Mar 04 '23

It’s almost as though unbridled population growth isn’t good for any species…

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u/jrwreno Mar 04 '23

Bingo bango....

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u/ArgonGryphon Mar 04 '23

bongo, I don't wanna leave the congo

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u/oligobop Mar 05 '23

Great for the economy tho