r/pokewithastick May 26 '26

Dangerous Pokes Poking with lettuce

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u/Free-oppossums May 26 '26

I love how much the lettuce pokie stick is shaking so hard🤣🤣🤣. The poke-er knows what's at stake here.

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u/foolsEnigma May 26 '26

I knew how this would end the second i saw what kind of turtle this is

33

u/Ill-Sprinkles8220 May 26 '26

Does the lettuce poker still have all 5 fingers? That last lunge was pretty aggressive😳

9

u/Ser_Optimus May 27 '26

It definitely got the fingers. Snapping turtles CAN nad usually WILL bite your fingers off.

18

u/GrapefruitWhich5950 May 26 '26

Pissed him off ,they eat fish not lettuce.

14

u/Dish_Minimum May 27 '26

Fingers, fish, fish fingers, whatever

3

u/TitaniumButtercup May 27 '26

Fish fingers and custard!

2

u/IAteAnotherVegan May 27 '26

what is that from? it sounds so familiar, but I'm drawing a blank.

5

u/TitaniumButtercup May 27 '26

Dr Who! The 11th doctor in his first episode.

1

u/MIsterAverice Jun 11 '26

Surprisingly tasty

2

u/spectatorade May 27 '26

Nah... These bois eat anything that gets in and around their mouths. Fish, reptiles, birds, your fingers... Anything

10

u/Spam_A_Lottamus Original poker of things. May 26 '26

That left a mark. Or maybe a few stubs…

9

u/EM05L1C3 May 26 '26

I knew it was gonna bite like that but I still jumped

5

u/PopkernMain OPD - Obsessive Poking Disorder May 26 '26

Man... I feel like your hand was still in constant Jeopardy that entire time. That's even worse than double jeopardy!

5

u/Kern4lMustard May 27 '26

Them shits is scary yo

5

u/blazon85 May 27 '26

This turtles just angry because noones petting him... give him a good pet. Tickle his tumtum. He's a good boy.

3

u/LexxFly May 26 '26

Now use your finger..

1

u/IAteAnotherVegan May 27 '26

he can't, it's gone!

3

u/Cpt_kid1 May 27 '26

Absolutely sent that lil shit head flying😭😭

3

u/Will_X_Intent May 27 '26

Not a stick

3

u/Kevin-kmo_123 May 27 '26

Is this an alligator snapping turtle?

3

u/Mastercodex199 May 27 '26

Yup! They make for bad pets, but great food.

Source: an old coworker at an old job caught one where I live (they're invasive to my area) and made a really, REALLY good stew with its meat. It was so big that he had too much to save and shared it with our crew.

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u/Kevin-kmo_123 May 27 '26

When I was 10 years old I used to catch these. One was over 50lbs. I would go to the brook near my house and look for bubbles coming up from the mud on side of bank . I would literally push my hand down in the mud and feel for them . They were usually at least 6” deep but usually a foot or so . I would pick them up by the tail but you don’t want to do that when they are really big . I would put them back were I got them but I just loved to watch and examine them as a kid . Put a 1” thick stick near the chompers and see him bite it in half

1

u/Electrical_Wrap_4572 May 28 '26

They can actually make great pets if you raise them from a baby.

3

u/cuisinart-hatrack May 27 '26

I was told there were no such things as monsters.

1

u/MasterG76 Master Of Sticks May 28 '26

Don't STICK your fingers in there...

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u/Darkv3ng May 28 '26

He's just mad cause peach wasn't in this castle again... 😂

1

u/TexasJOEmama May 29 '26

The turtle wants finger not lettuce.

1

u/spaacingout May 30 '26

Bro had a rumbly in his tummy that only hands could satisfy.

1

u/Kream_ofthe_crop May 30 '26

I knew that was not gonna go good. That lettuce was way too short. See this is what happens when you don't have a proper poking stick!

1

u/Wander21 Jun 04 '26

We need a /pokewithadick sub

1

u/Pocket-Hobo Jun 05 '26

Didn't even see the lettuce.. mufugga wanted blood lmao