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Jovian, dis you? -- (link)
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decline
heh this story is all over local news. Im dying to know what the heck this is all about. -- nm
Posted by
Jovian (aka Jovian)
May 4 '23, 12:36
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You'd need a lot of massive pots and a lot of time to do that. It's not much of a prank either. So odd. -- nm
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Krusty
May 4, 12:44
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I was thinking that or maybe they dumped dry pasta and just let the rain and that creek or whatever it is hydrate the pasta? -- nm
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sycor
May 4, 12:50
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A store or warehouse had some flood ir roof leak contamination, so they dumped it,hey wheat is veggie matter it will compost right -- nm
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zeitgeist
May 4, 12:57
Does NJ have boiling creeks? -- nm
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loosilu
May 4, 12:51
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You don't have to boil pasta. -- nm
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sycor
May 4, 12:53
its very very bizarre! and unless solved, this is the kind of story that will pop up in Weird NJ for decades. -- nm
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Jovian
May 4, 12:49
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It's actually a pasta shaped fungus that has adapted to its environment. -- nm
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Reagen
May 4, 12:52
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