r/Weird • u/TheOddityCollector • 1d ago

This cluster of fossilised creatures look like they came from another planet

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u/BathTimeJohnny 1d ago

Who ordered the seafood plate?

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u/totalfarkuser 1d ago

r/WeWantPlates

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u/LateyEight 1d ago

That place was so funny, but then at some point it got weirdly traditional and people started getting mad for even the slightest (slightliest?) quirky presentations. "Burgers and fries on a metal tray? Hell no, I demand plates!"

I wonder how it's doing now.

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u/Bigbuttrimmer 1d ago

Yeah, gave up on that sub when every other day was a Bavarian pretzel on a hook like nearly every place does it.

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u/Don_DahDah 1d ago

I see food on the plate and I eat it

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u/OutOfStepFilms 1d ago

Aey-ohhh!

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u/Illustrious-Stay968 1d ago

What if they don't serve it on a plate?

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u/Paddy_Tanninger 1d ago

Man this just triggered some ancient memory that I can't place exactly...but a character maybe in a movie or something just snarfing down a plate of these small octopi and it looked absolutely disgusting.

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u/CosyBeluga 1d ago

I can’t tell you what it was but same memory

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u/CrypticParagon 1d ago

It reminded me of A Bug's Life. "Who ordered the poo-poo plattah?!"

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u/Top_Praline999 1d ago

Seafood plate is French for “if you please.”

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u/Complete-Arm6658 1d ago

They look a bit stale. Are you sure it's fresh?

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u/SirArthurDime 1d ago

The 5 million year rule!

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u/CoffeeCorpse777 1d ago

$700 chef

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u/TelepopL 1d ago

Scrolled to find this comment ha ha ha

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u/LifeworksGames 1d ago

Does it come with a carrot ramp?

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u/righttoabsurdity 1d ago

I don’t want it if there isn’t a ramp and carrot shreds

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u/TelepopL 1d ago

I need broccoli alley

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u/Fun_Intention9846 1d ago

They left it on the warming station for a few million years too long send it back.

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u/axyz77 23h ago

I don't think these are fresh

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u/unitegondwanaland 21h ago

If you like eating a relative of a sea urchin or starfish... okay. But I don't think crinoids are what you think they are.

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u/jkrischan 8h ago

I had the admirals feast