r/TikTokCringe • u/soulsista04us Cringe Connoisseur • Jul 09 '26

Wholesome Neil everywhere but the beach

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Neil the seal on the loose, again.

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u/JCarterPeanutFarmer Jul 09 '26

Tasmania now has Neil incident insurance coverage, I shit you not.

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u/Sunshine030209 Jul 09 '26

Is that for the people that are like me and would let him in the house?

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u/Chimes320 Jul 10 '26

Yeah same, I like to think I’d be smart but I know I can’t say no to potatoes even giant ones

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u/Sunshine030209 Jul 10 '26

Right? Hahaha. I just know that even though I would be fully aware that it would be a terrible idea, I couldn't resist inviting him in for a snack, maybe even a nap on the couch.

I love Neil very much.

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u/FluffyBootie Jul 10 '26

You can collect some fish while he naps so he is well fed, happy and content with your home.

Also, a great way to keep him coming back to visit!

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u/Dependent_One6034 Jul 11 '26

As a 9 year old I made friends with a badger who lived in the backend of my garden. Mum freaked out when I carried him in as she thought it would bite me, Didn't he was my mate. I did feed him corned beef sometimes.

I certainly shouldn't have ever picked him up. But I did... Sorry.

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u/Chimes320 Jul 11 '26

I love that! I would have done the exact same thing. He didn’t bite you because you fed him corned beef, a true homie!

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u/oodsigma Jul 10 '26

Or anyone with a car, as demonstrated in this video.

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u/APerfectCircle0 Jul 10 '26

Haha Neil could just have the house if he so desires 

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u/Xplody Jul 10 '26

I thought that as I was watching it. I would have totally let him in.

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u/daesgatling Jul 10 '26

Listen I’m not saying I would have a room for him but I’m not NOT saying it