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Delbert 3 year s ago
I have never seen an Ikea catalog. I am over 50 years old.
       
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Eustacia 3 year s ago
Delbert,

You must not be one of the cool kids then.
       
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Dorcus 3 year s ago
Oh great, some more ridiculous climate catastrophe propaganda.
       
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Nita 3 year s ago
Can you smell the BS that this post has..??? I sure can
       
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Barbie 3 year s ago
#18 not a surprise since stop signs are mostly used in USA
       
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Hallie 3 year s ago
Barbie,

uhm...no they are not...
       
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Mervyn 3 year s ago
#17 So what? Nobody wants to see a fat Dorothy. They should've just hired a different actress. Down with fatties.
       
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Micajah 3 year s ago
Mervyn,

If you don't have a a problem with forcing a 16 year old to starve herself while smoking 4 packs a day, you are a real piece of sh#t.
       
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Eddie 3 year s ago
#9 of course. America is Always worst, even when its not. Who writes this stuff, college professors? Leftist media? Communist? but I repeat myself
       
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Bell 3 year s ago
#1 Max Manus (a Norwegian resistance fighter during World War II) was said to have done the same thing in Oslo when he worked as as flower delivery man. The reason however was that his cars blinker was not working for some time, and to avoid breaking the law (using your turn signal is mandatory although it does not like like it these days) he made only right turns. JC-LOL
       
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Terence 3 year s ago
Cacao plants were supposed to already been disaapeared because the cacao producers prefer to grow corn instead, for biofuels. Like the world was supposed to end in 2000 due to global warming. Such hideus lies make people doupt about the environmental issues.
       
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If everyone on the planet consumed as much as the average US citizen, four Earths would be needed to sustain them⁠⁠{Weekend Repost}⁠A set of data produced by the Global Footprint Network measures the ecological impact of the populations of different countries. Their footprint is calculated using statistics about the natural resources used to make the products they consume, as well as their carbon emissions. The researchers calculated the amount of land and sea necessary to sustain each country. The whole world needs 1.5 Earths to be sustainable the way we consume now, and if the entire humanity were to consume the way the United States does, we would need 3.9 Earths. Yet it isn’t the worst, as it is topped by Kuwait (5.1 Earths), Australia (4.8 Earths), the United Arab Emirates (4.7 Earths), and Qatar (4.0 Earths).

 

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