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[_] Have some more CoP. Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)10:16 No.2720271
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)10:22 No.2720272
You have to eat the small cacti in order to build an immunity to the larger ones
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)10:23 No.2720273
>>2720271
Are the spines not painful or something? Because I didn't see a single drop of blood.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)11:08 No.2720298
Average Australian, really.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)11:13 No.2720300
>>2720273
I ate a cactus once (homeless and too lazy to take the hairs out) It didn't draw blood, but I
could feel the prickly shit in my throat and behind my teeth for over a month. It was smaller
than the one in this video. It sucks, but not to the point that I'd rather do something more
stupid.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)11:35 No.2720316
he must have an iq just above room temperature
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)11:57 No.2720326
I remember seeing this, the title and the video and just cackling the entire way through the
video.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)12:05 No.2720330
So many years of evolution and the cactus still can't protect itself.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)12:07 No.2720331
>>2720273
I'm pretty sure cacti have some kind of antihemorrhagic or the wound is too small for blood to
come out.
Either way, it's still definitely painful. I once was in fucking New Jersey, picked up a damn
cactus with my hands. It didn't hurt at first but it certainly did later.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)12:24 No.2720336
he died right?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)12:33 No.2720338
>>2720271
I read that as CP and was getting hyped :(
>> [_] Anonymous 03/17/15(Tue)13:05 No.2720355
>>2720338
Woah there, son. Might want to lay off the internet for a while.
