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Essa 3 year s ago
Trudging around the frozen highlands of Scotland with nothing but a few scraps of leather about my feet would make me toss them out too. They were probably too cold to be useful in such a climate.
       
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Johnny 3 year s ago
I'd seriously love to eat Debs p@#sy. I know she's old but it would taste so good.
       
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Food from ancient Pompeii: almost 2,000 years old

In 79 CE, the infamous eruption of Mount Vesuvius occurred, extinguishing the lives of more than 1,000 residents of the nearby city. Pompeii was covered with layers of ash and tephra that reached almost 20 feet in height and completely hid some buildings from view. The lack of air and moisture allowed buried objects (even foodstuff) to remain in almost perfect condition to this day.

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