AI FIGHT!
notable
good timing too
2 more 7's I add
Thank you Q for freedom.
see that new Parkinson's cure?
Thank you for that.
Watch the water?
Anyone else see the quality of shilling relate to 'no help Iran' drop?
There ain't no 4th Central Bank.
Understand how far you have come.
…seeds…
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liddle fighter
If the last 9 years have not exactly parlayed the message that anons are real?
You might be a schiff.
1st outa the gate is jewdenier
2nd to jump is noitsds
wait.. here comes NCSWIC
1 lap to go
Shoutout the fifth!
presents and reciprocal
I don;t think you got the attention you deserved.
You are going to love this day!
digi
Connections across time and space.
Who would have thought?
just substitute demon for cunt
#RandiWeingarten 1/5th cannot read this.
Time to teach them how to read.
(thank you all anon)
Gin and Tonic please.
If you don't want to participate in the next part.
shoutout to a cheap cure
Indian tonic in its most basic form, is a carbonated drink that contains sugar, flavours and quinine. More premium versions, such as StrangeLove's punchy Tonic No.8 also contain complex and diverse botanicals that are added to the tonic, making it better suited to specific styles of gin.
Contrary to it's name, Indian Tonic water was, in fact, created by British army officers stationed in India as a malaria fighting elixir which (accidentally) also came with the added benefit of tasting really really good mixed with the alcohol rations soldiers were assigned to make 'getting your leg blown to smithereens and sawed off with a pocket knife a bit more fun'.
The first commercialised Indian Tonic water was produced in 1868, when it was marketed as a refreshing mixed gin and tonic cocktail for spectators of horse racing. And the rest, as they say, is history.
Is quinine a plant?
Quinine is a natural chemical compound found inside a plant, rather than being a complete plant itself.The source: Quinine is an alkaloid (a natural bitter substance) extracted specifically from the bark of the Cinchona tree, which is native to South America.
make them compete for the same resources
Plants Lives Matter.jpg
Morning Mitchell,
So how is the recovery going?
-Kentucky