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Selfie taken by North Korean defector Kim Kang-woo inside North Korea after he secretly reentered the country to help his mother defect
will I finally find nazi stacy gf on omegle?
It is canon that humans eat pokemon and that pokemon eat each other. Me? I would try those allegedly delicious slowpoke tails...
It is canon that humans eat pokemon and that pokemon eat each other. Me? I would try those allegedly delicious slowpoke tails...
I'd think they paid way more for their eggs than I do or they got them from a farm or something. I love better eggs, but I just don't think they're worth paying so much more for.
Usually people who buy them will have all sorts of co-op market overpriced hippie stuff. I know those people. They just consciously spend like three times what I do on groceries. They eat a lot of beans and grains and vegetables, but it's 'organic' so they pay double for it.
It's a whole lifestyle thing where they go without elsewhere in order to spend on local, 'sustainable' farm foods because they think it's important for all sorts of political and nutritional reasons.
I guess I would do that if I were wealthier but I shop at Safeway and Walmart and get better deals on not-as-good food. I'd rather eat a 14 oz. USDA Select rib-eye steak every night than a grass-fed, nurtured, humanely-treated, free range, ethically-sourced, farm-to-kitchen 5 oz. ground buffalo patty on Saturday night as some kind of a weekly
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I'd think they paid way more for their eggs than I do or they got them from a farm or something. I love better eggs, but I just don't think they're worth paying so much more for.
Usually people who buy them will have all sorts of co-op market overpriced hippie stuff. I know those people. They just consciously spend like three times what I do on groceries. They eat a lot of beans and grains and vegetables, but it's 'organic' so they pay double for it.
It's a whole lifestyle thing where they go without elsewhere in order to spend on local, 'sustainable' farm foods because they think it's important for all sorts of political and nutritional reasons.
I guess I would do that if I were wealthier but I shop at Safeway and Walmart and get better deals on not-as-good food. I'd rather eat a 14 oz. USDA Select rib-eye steak every night than a grass-fed, nurtured, humanely-treated, free range, ethically-sourced, farm-to-kitchen 5 oz. ground buffalo patty on Saturday night as some kind of a weekly
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Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
>>50 (OP)
It was a Jewish psyop, and it served its original purpose, i.e. to obliterate nationalism in Europe. Once that was done, it could die off. It's funny how the gooks revived it in a totally different fashion, the jew probably didn't expect that.Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
Anyone do it? Seems quite weird to me
>>151 (OP)
I like parsley too>>151 (OP)
I like parsley too