closes a book on the history of cannibalism
thinking intensifies
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2026
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Can I abandon a friend? A very delicious friend?
Be a considerate friend and put them inside you
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Legend of Galactic Heroes
It is really hood you just need to accept its BS and remember like 50 side chartchers.
But once you have sen it at every news event you will be like if only Kircheis was here..
Also there is a new versión but its ok but like 8 times shorter than the old ver you want old ver and its 150+eps
It's excellent, but it's also just way too depressing to watch right now with how much Trump feels like Trunicht.
I mean para military... has a gaint picture of himself in his office used a religión he didnt believe in to gain power......
Lol would he have the same end? Like trying to become a civil servent for the Canadains when they take over?
I kept giving that series a try and it promised, it promised, but it always disappointed...
I'm not sure about spirits but ancient beer prolly had like 0.1% alcohol. Basically water, but clean water.
Fermented juice like wine, cider and similar things like mead get to around 13% ethanol through the fermentation alone, no special technological magic needed. I think it's fair to say it was the first method of acquiring alcohol, as it's very common in nature with, for example, birds getting high from eating not so fresh berries.
Indeed, and potatoes!
Even my dog was drunk walking from eating fallen plums.