Mini watermelons Quarter coin for size
6 years ago by tuuliiituli · 363 Likes · 13 comments · Trending
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flyingoctopus
· 6 years ago
I'm pretty sure these aren't actual watermelons... But they do look pretty darn watermelony
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creativedragonbaby
· 6 years ago
Those are recoloured grapes and you can't tell me otherwise
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guest
· 6 years ago
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What kind of country puts a swamp donkey on a coin? Bunch of hosers got a shape shifting reptile on one side and a snow camel on the other, I wouldn’t give you $0.18 USD for that.
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freudiandip
· 6 years ago
A what now?
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pagesgoneby
· 6 years ago
Somebody needs a hug. You okay, Guest?
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jay2327
· 6 years ago
A caribou? @Freudiandip I think the guest is referring to the caribou and bitching about the fact it's a Canadian quarter and not an American one. Don't know if the shape shifting reptile refers to our nickel (It's a beaver)... The back of our coins have Queen Elizabeth.
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freudiandip
· 6 years ago
People call caribous... Swamp donkeys? This is even stranger than cutting cheese with a knife.
xvarnah
· 6 years ago
That's news to me. I've literally never heard that term in my life. I hear caribou get called elk a lot (which I can understand), but never swamp donkey. A quick google reveals swamp donkey seems to be the name of a group of "adventurers" who race each other. The most common alternative I could find seemed to be a moose.
jay2327
· 6 years ago
I've never heard of swamp donkey, I'm literally guessing on what the guest meant. What do you cut cheese with? A spoon?
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xvarnah
· 6 years ago
Wait was shape shifting reptile meant to refer to the queen?
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freudiandip
· 6 years ago
A cheese-slicer, duh?
pokethebear
· 6 years ago
Guest is actually pretty funny. Snow camel is a gem.
guest
· 6 years ago
Thank you
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