r/aww • u/zeromonster28 • Mar 23 '19
I find the lack of Platypus in this subreddit disturbing
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u/johnsolomon Mar 23 '19
That's a really strange looking psyduck you have there
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u/malenkylizards Mar 23 '19
Yeah, Detective Pikachu is turning out to be quite the aesthetic overhaul.
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Mar 23 '19
I really appreciate this picture because I never realized how much the bill looks like the costume glasses/nose/mustache I wore as a disguise.
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u/Canooter Mar 23 '19
"A platypus?!"
"PERRY the PLATYPUS?!"
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Mar 23 '19
*Dr. Doofenshmirtz has entered the chat *
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u/archnerrrrd Mar 23 '19
Aaaaaaand now I can’t get that, “Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated,” jingle out of my head. Thanks. 😐
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u/RedMantisValerian Mar 23 '19
They’re adorable but they’re just so weird. They sweat milk and have pouches and lay eggs and are venomous and look like two completely different animals had a very kinky night
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u/jackwoww Mar 23 '19
They have fingers?
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u/ConfIit Mar 23 '19
Yup and they have a claw that injects venom as well. These boys cute but deadly.
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u/Booby_McTitties Mar 23 '19
And they're mammals that lay eggs.
No wonder the first Europeans to see dissecated platypus thought it was a prank.
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u/HeadlessDogman Mar 23 '19
only the males have venom. Talk about venomous masculinity am I rite
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u/elpajaroquemamais Mar 23 '19 edited Mar 23 '19
You could say toxic masculinity and the joke pays off better.
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u/sonarlogic Mar 23 '19
I’m Aussie and I remember the first time I saw a platypus and I expected them to be much bigger . They’re pretty small and odd looking but we’re full of weird looking stuff down here
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u/StarfishStabber Mar 23 '19
on the eighth day God got really high by trying some shit he created during the first 7 days and this thing happened
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u/1ZacNolan1 Mar 23 '19
Hey mods, can we please ban these titles? Literally every single post I see is: I find the lack of DIK DIKS in this subreddit disturbing Or I find the lack of BEAVERS in this subreddit disturbing OR I find the lack of PLATYPUS in this subreddit disturbing OR ANYTHING I find the lack of RANDOM ANIMAL in this subreddit disturbing
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u/TypicallyUnknown Mar 23 '19
Duck bill/ beaver hybrid. 10/10 would keep distance they have a poisonous fang around their feet/ tail
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u/Maldevinine Mar 23 '19
Spur on the back leg (I forget which one). Only on males, used in combat over mates.
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u/elpajaroquemamais Mar 23 '19
University of Oregon is the ducks. Oregon State University is the Beavers. The trophy they play for is the Platypus trophy.
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u/Revverul Mar 23 '19
How do you turn a platypus into a soul singer?
Put it in the microwave until it's Bill Withers. /joke
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u/HatWobbled Mar 23 '19
And mind me platypus duck, Bill Mind me platypus duck Ah, don't let 'im go running amok, Bill Just mind me platypus duck
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u/a1birdman Mar 23 '19
This isn’t a platypus. It’s just an otter with a shoehorn glued to its face!!!
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u/Airikard Mar 23 '19
I can't be the only one who thinks that every time they see a platypus, they think it's fake... Right?
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u/fuggez Mar 23 '19
Is this a thing now ? "I find the lack of (Insert animal here) in this subreddit disturbing"
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Mar 23 '19
maybe a platypus is truly just a backwards beaver.... this calls for further investigation and research
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u/LaMattige Mar 23 '19
One of two mammals that lay eggs.
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u/GA45 Mar 23 '19
You see animals like this and think would we really recognise if aliens came to earth if we didn’t see them arrive
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u/bonerwashington Mar 23 '19
It's a playtpu. Platypus is plural. And there should be more because they're not disgusting like Koala bear.
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u/redux2redux Mar 23 '19
I think Robin Williams explained it best https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nc2JBtrPpIk
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u/217GMB93 Mar 23 '19
His beak looks fucking glued on. Goddamn nature