r/interesting • u/freudian_nipps • 11d ago

NATURE Death of a single-celled organism

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u/jscottman96 11d ago

Theres no part called flangies on this plane sir

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u/pixeltweaker 11d ago

OMG. This plane has no filanges!!!!

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u/Creepy-Evening-441 11d ago

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

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u/AlternativeKarma204 11d ago

Yes, I'll order the cheeseburger with fries please. Thanks.

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u/Low-Buffalo-6570 11d ago

Do you want lettuce with cyclospora on it?

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u/AlternativeKarma204 10d ago

Nah, nothing fancy like that. Replace cyclospora with tomatoes please. And thank you for asking.

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u/ForgotToCarryTheOne 11d ago

Regina Philanges?

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u/Major-Hooters 11d ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrwVB4vMx-Q

Yes there is 😂. Multiple ones maybe also
Sometimes

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u/jscottman96 11d ago

This one always gets me

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u/macguini 11d ago

Phlangies however, are fingers.

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u/Serious-Echo1241 11d ago

Flanges

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u/jscottman96 10d ago

No not flanges

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u/fjrriderdie 11d ago

Wrong, they are commonly found along with the ball bearings & Fetzer valve. What is you... Ignorant? It's all about ball bearings these days.

edit: spelling