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This is who it was:
This is who it was:
people: hello Ed nice to meet you
me: The German practice of leaving cities to circumvent rationing by bartering for food with farmers during WWII was called "Hamstering" and the Nazi propaganda poster against it somehow turned out cute.
people: hello Ed nice to meet you
me: The German practice of leaving cities to circumvent rationing by bartering for food with farmers during WWII was called "Hamstering" and the Nazi propaganda poster against it somehow turned out cute.
I'm too confident now, wondering if I could listen to audio of Proust's books!
I'm too confident now, wondering if I could listen to audio of Proust's books!
People have warned about this kind of violence for years. But they weren’t the people the powers at be wanted to protect.