It's a saddleback catapillar. The thorns have venom. Felt it on my neck. Never seen one before, but will definitely be on the lookout from now on.
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this thing qualifies as a new pokémon type lmao
Fuuuuck, first pokemon reference since I left reddit. Oh well. It was fun while it lasted.
Edit: aaaaand the reddit mass downvoters arrived the fediverse.
what's bad about pokémon references
He's an addict who has avoided triggers until now. As we speak, he's visibly shaking and sweating, scratching at his arms and trying to get his old copy of Pokemon Snap to boot.
You know me so well. Halp!!
Did you know that Vaporeon…
Dammit!
It's because you said the "R" word. ;-)
Reference?
Yeah, it's taboo here, dontchaknow?!
If there's one thing I've learned it's to not disparage someone's childhood obsession on the internet unless you're prepared for the backlash. Nostalgia runs feverish among forum users.
I understand this and I respect people's childhoods. Except for pokemons, because it's like crypto or U.S. politics: permeating every freaking thread.