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Cryptid of the Day: Knobby
Description: In December of 1978, an old woman claimed to have seen a Sasquatch-like creature at a cave called Carpenter’s Knob, in Toluca, North Carolina. Later that night, she heard deafening howls at night. Several others began experiencing the same phenomena, eventually ending in mid-January of the following year.
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Happy anniversary, disappointed dad!
cloud la nube
Think of the mushroom cloud a nuke would make.
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The New Decorating Book, 1997
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It's been such a long time since we last saw each other, hasn't it, Cue? -⚠️
Huh? Who was that? They looked towards the voice and as soon as they saw him they all but froze where they stood. If it weren't for that knob on his chest they wouldn't have recognized him. Their eyes widened, "its...you..."
Lister Knobbly Roadster Concept
Discworld: Jingo
I know there’s this running gag about Corporal Knobby being secretly well cultured despite being an opportunistic thieving conniving grub that looks like the primordial ooze that life sprung out of rather than life itself...
But I never thought it would mean me listening to him actively and intelligently poking holes in Sergeant “Litmus Test of The Average Man” Colon’s racism.
Feels odd but weirdly not surprising because there’s just always been something Knobby developing over the past few books I can’t quite adequately describe.
