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We have no impact on the earth. See for yourself.
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The earth is huuuge
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Date: December 30, 2017 06:54PM
We are nothing to the earth, the sky and sea.
Put all the factories together and the cars and it’s like smoking in the super dome.
That may be a huge exaggeration .
https://www.fastcompany.com/3016331/think-the-world-is-crowded-you-could-fit-the-entire-human-race-in-new-zealand
Put all the factories together and the cars and it’s like smoking in the super dome.
That may be a huge exaggeration .
https://www.fastcompany.com/3016331/think-the-world-is-crowded-you-could-fit-the-entire-human-race-in-new-zealand
Re: We have no impact on the earth. See for yourself.
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Irrelevant
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Date: December 30, 2017 09:03PM
Without passing judgment on the issue to which you're referring--like you, I'm not qualified to do so--I'd note that your "argument" makes no sense. Using your logic, a gallon of wine with a teaspoon of sewage in it must be fine to drink, right?
Re: We have no impact on the earth. See for yourself.
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Your the idiot.
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Date: December 30, 2017 11:08PM
Your ratio is wayyyyyy off. Your wine already has more particulates than my ratio, so yes, drink up.
Re: We have no impact on the earth. See for yourself.
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Michael O’Meara
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Date: December 31, 2017 06:41AM
Irrelevant Wrote:
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> Without passing judgment on the issue to which
> you're referring--like you, I'm not qualified to
> do so--I'd note that your "argument" makes no
> sense. Using your logic, a gallon of wine with a
> teaspoon of sewage in it must be fine to drink,
> right?
There’s a name for that: Boone’s Farm.
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> Without passing judgment on the issue to which
> you're referring--like you, I'm not qualified to
> do so--I'd note that your "argument" makes no
> sense. Using your logic, a gallon of wine with a
> teaspoon of sewage in it must be fine to drink,
> right?
There’s a name for that: Boone’s Farm.