Carbon-Fiber submersibles. There was only one, then it went pop.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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They are large, and they gallop across your ceiling like demented gazelles, chasing down cockroaches.
However, they're nonaggressive to humans, you'd have to seriously harrass one to provoke it into biting you, and the worst they could do to you is a beesting-like bite.
They're also all named Kevin.
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Canadian Geese. They are super aggressive but cannot hurt you.
My nuts would like to disagree with you.
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