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Lobster rock

Today, I was lobstering. While I was getting bands, my co-worker decided it would be funny to make a lobster pinch my ear. it was a 4 pound lobster, and my ear was swollen for 5 hours. FML

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I say unleash a 6 pound one on his nuts and see how he likes it :-P

I was not aware lobster could be a verb. Learn something new every day.

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I was not aware lobster could be a verb. Learn something new every day.

Any word can be verbed.

fantastamazing 10

It means "to fish for lobsters." But that's not entirely accurate, since you catch them in a trap, and no one wants to say that they're "trapping lobsters"

fantastamazing 10

It means "to fish for lobsters." But that's not entirely accurate, since you catch them in a trap, and no one wants to say that they're "trapping lobsters"

just as immature to tell him to do that

I decided it would be funny if you gave his girlfriend crabs.

with butter.

astarwarsfan 0

WIN

@ 12 I lol'd. But I don't think cats like being taken to work... dilemma?

Snickers!!! just be quiet for five minutes you know nothing know it all!!!!

ElMundio87 0

I'm confused, neither the comment that you replied to, nor the poster that was referenced in the comment you replied to was actually Snickerdoodles.

agreed with #16 :p

Forget the lobster/balls deal. You should have popped him in the nose but you didn't. I agree with the "Epic Win" comment. You missed your chance.

huh. I didn't know lobster was a verb. I guess it's better than "fishing for lobster" though.

amazingjane 0

what a ********!

lmfao! FYL

Of course lobstering is a verb. Just as much as "fishing", "farming" and "harvesting". Being born and raised in Maine, I may have had a little more exposure to the word than others.