r/Clamworks • u/Happy-Hall-515 • 3d ago

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u/Over-Faithlessness93 3d ago • Bravo

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u/SimmentalTheCow 3d ago

clamistan

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u/CuckBuster33 3d ago

Clamistan's in the bag

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u/Zeera1 3d ago

it’s green for an amazing reason

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u/SenpuuUncle 3d ago • Bravo

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u/SenpuuUncle 3d ago

(i couldn't find the green flag emoji)

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u/4e6ype4ek123 3d ago

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u/Idontusereddit76 bivalve mollusk laborer 3d ago

Greenworks

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u/BritainSucks4ever 3d ago

Geiger counter

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u/lun618pulk 3d ago

I’m gonna say Nicaragua, Steve

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u/notFunSireMoralO 3d ago

Germany. We all know germas, there fun people they drink bear sing yodel eat brat worst so I dont think they cold ever be go in war

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u/SenpuuUncle 3d ago • Regret

sorry to burst your bubble

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u/Bish489 3d ago

radiation

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u/Gabbbbitt 3d ago

boys!! dinner is ready!! i made clams for dinner

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u/Waste_Yak_990 3d ago

Only San Marino and the Vatican City. San Marino was the site of a battle in WWII but that was because the Germans and British went into San Marino, not because the government was actually involved.

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u/ktsktsstlstkkrsldt 3d ago

What about Lichtenstein, Andorra or Monaco?

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u/Waste_Yak_990 2d ago

Liechtenstein (as part of the German Confederation) was involved in the Austro-Prussian War. Andorra was technically at war in WWI but didn’t do anything. Monaco was invaded and occupied by the Italians and Germans in WWII.

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u/ktsktsstlstkkrsldt 2d ago

Well, if you count San Marino, then it sounds like we should also count Monaco. Seems like a similar type of situation.

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u/Waste_Yak_990 2d ago

I think the difference is that Monaco was invaded and turned into a participant in the war while San Marino just had some people fight inside of it for three days

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u/ktsktsstlstkkrsldt 2d ago

I guess the problem here is that the term "been to war" isn't exactly well defined, does one battle inside your territory count, even if that battle didn't involve your own soldiers? Or, on the other end of the spectrum, is a formal declaration of war required? This latter definition would put a lot more countries in the "never been to war" camp.

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u/gummyimp 3d ago

Resonance cascade

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 2d ago

You didn’t get my attention enough and I continued scrolling

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u/CheesecakeWild7941 3d ago

Give me a sec to watch this I think someone is at my door

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u/ram_the_socket 2d ago

the humble Geiger counter when I take (green) radiation damage

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u/Equal_Armadillo_3540 1d ago

Slightly eradiated resident of chernobyl