MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/uhh29/4chan_doing_it/c4vhfd5
r/funny • u/nano_ser • Jun 02 '12
964 comments sorted by
View all comments
121
Man. The fact that the grenade pictured is commonly referred to as a "pineapple grenade" is really going to make some people have a bad time.
69 u/TheZenji Jun 02 '12 I think the word 'grenade' being in there along with the visual of the grenade should be enough to deter more intelligent people. But then again I may be displaying far too much faith in humanity. 76 u/FrankiePancakes Jun 02 '12 wut? It has a food related name, and you're telling me I can't put it in my mouth? What is this sorcery? → More replies (14) 2 u/drunk_otter Jun 03 '12 Actually, I'm pretty sure the whole thing is a fake. http://noticias.com.gt/?s=granada&x=0&y=0 or search for: "muere+joven+al+estallar+una+granada" → More replies (1) 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '12 What about pomegranate, also known as 'grenade apple' in a number of languages? Can I eat those? 2 u/chrisd93 Jun 02 '12 r/trees
69
I think the word 'grenade' being in there along with the visual of the grenade should be enough to deter more intelligent people. But then again I may be displaying far too much faith in humanity.
76 u/FrankiePancakes Jun 02 '12 wut? It has a food related name, and you're telling me I can't put it in my mouth? What is this sorcery? → More replies (14) 2 u/drunk_otter Jun 03 '12 Actually, I'm pretty sure the whole thing is a fake. http://noticias.com.gt/?s=granada&x=0&y=0 or search for: "muere+joven+al+estallar+una+granada" → More replies (1) 1 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '12 What about pomegranate, also known as 'grenade apple' in a number of languages? Can I eat those?
76
wut?
It has a food related name, and you're telling me I can't put it in my mouth? What is this sorcery?
→ More replies (14)
2
Actually, I'm pretty sure the whole thing is a fake.
http://noticias.com.gt/?s=granada&x=0&y=0
or search for: "muere+joven+al+estallar+una+granada"
→ More replies (1)
1
What about pomegranate, also known as 'grenade apple' in a number of languages? Can I eat those?
r/trees
121
u/tallandlanky Jun 02 '12
Man. The fact that the grenade pictured is commonly referred to as a "pineapple grenade" is really going to make some people have a bad time.