"That Johnny Appleseed was a poor, benevolent wandering hobo who planted apple orchards across America so that people would have access to healthy fruit.In reality, he was a wealthy, calculating businessman who was planting orchards to make hard cider — and he was doing so to keep up with the Westward
Expansion, so he was always staying ahead of the curve.He was also an eccentric who would walk barefoot and used a cooking pot for a hat, that part of the myth is actually true."
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Molly 7 month s ago
#8 created by laws to maximize markets...so communism.
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Philomena 7 month s ago
Molly,
Turbo capitalism. Pure and deadly.
Irelands population is still lower than before the famine
Turbo capitalism. Pure and deadly.
Irelands population is still lower than before the famine
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Eunice 7 month s ago
#3 - wrong. This actually dates back to a law long before her time *that benefited the poor*. In French, it actually makes sense. There were 2 kinds of bread - cheap "pain" and expensive "brioche." The law required bakers to sell the brioche for the same price as the pain if they ran out of pain before a certain hour of the day.
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Philomena 7 month s ago
#15 it was always a common way to denounce strong females by making up stories about their sexual escapades. The same happened to cleopatra.
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Erna 7 month s ago
#12
Tell this Mohammeds youngest wife Aisha!
Tell this Mohammeds youngest wife Aisha!
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Muriel 7 month s ago
#15 It was a horse.
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Leve 7 month s ago
#1 No. Sorry. Pasta is now known to have been in what is now Italy 900 years before Marco Polo was born. I was probably introduced by Arabs.
Turbo capitalism. Pure and deadly.
Irelands population is still lower than before the famine
Tell this Mohammeds youngest wife Aisha!