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They can't even grasp the concept that animals literally can not make protein, and that all the protein in meat comes strictly from plants the animal has eaten.

They're terrified that AOC is going to take away their hamburgers and they will all die of protein deprivation. It's hilarious.

So apparently they're "vaccinating the meat supply", now.

This, of course, means the Purebloods will have to choose between either becoming vegan, or start eating each other.

Larry Tesler, Inventor of the cut, copy, and paste commands, dies at 74

Tara Reade is trying do defect to Russia, lol.

One of the weirdo preppers I follow just interviewed Ron Paul on his channel. 

[embed=640,360]https://youtube.com/watch?v=6UUFZEGsOuQ&autoplay=1[/embed]

I think in her case asmr stands for Auditorily Subdued Murderous Rage.

ASMR~ Landlord Raises Your Rent and Sucks the Life Out Of Your Enslaved Corpse

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McghQbILjoY&ab_channel=Angelica

He can make that poll say whatever he wants it to say. This seems like it's just a way for him to step down while saving face.

What with all the housing being bought up by corporations and whatnot. I would think that a certain set of skills that could be quickly and easily learned by an average layperson as they are being pushed out onto the street would be helpful.

Similar to, say, The Simple Sabotage Field Manual for Modern Times.

I mean, eventually the sun will explode which will probably be an improvement.

I think things are going to get worse before they get better.

I also think the getting better part probably won't happen until after I'm gone.

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Fred Sanford's deceased wife's name was Ethyl. Her sister was Esther.

That show was pretty intellectual, imho.

I like when he says, "Lamont, you dummy!"

*Big dummy.

Grady had some deep thoughts.

Fred Sanford's deceased wife's name was Ethyl. Her sister was Esther.

That show was pretty intellectual, imho.

Hey, Cain. How much of an issue do you think the food/grain/fertilizer/etc shortages are going to be?

In combination with a lot of other factors, it's not pretty. Uptake from Canada, Australia and China is helping offset a significant loss from the Ukrainian and Russian markets but it only goes so far and China in particular will likely be struggling due to harvest conditions there. I'd say further price rises are all but inevitable at this point.

Are we looking at a situation where millions of impoverished people die of starvation? That bad?

Hey, Cain. How much of an issue do you think the food/grain/fertilizer/etc shortages are going to be?