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Originally Posted by Army
I went out into the country side once and I saw lots of polystyrene lying in hedges and some plastic wrapping too - my guess is that that is where slightly yellowy pinky grey chicken breasts grow. There was even the odd shopping trolley skulking in the undergrowth so it makes it easier for the "farmer" to push his "produce" to the supermarket. How else could it be?
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& where does wool come from?
Doesnt milk get made in cartons?
Does pasta grow on trees?
We will leave dim sims out !!
Ever seen a kid looking in the pantry for boiling water?
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