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Cyrenius 11 month s ago
#9

I'm wondering, if s/o writes:

"Faaaake - how can it be?
The US exist since 1776-07-04 ! Nothing can be before!
Don't be a woke leftist, do your own research, touch some grass and never trust science or the universities!"


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Micky 11 month s ago
Bias, Translation: Like all useless douches, I hate others for no reason, and I create imaginary terms, like woke
       
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Delly 11 month s ago
       
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Ned 11 month s ago
This word censorship is cuntly infuriating.
Bomb! What the fuck?
       
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Titia 11 month s ago
#12 How are these unknown? I have seen people in little villages on the south east coast of Africa that still use them.
       
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Two Dozen 18th Century Coffins

While building an apartment building in Philadelphia’s historic district in 2017, construction workers unearthed two dozen intact coffins and human remains. Experts dated the remains, belonging to over 60 individuals, to the 18th century. The site is believed to be a decommissioned burial ground for the First Baptist Church, established in 1707. When the church relocated to a larger location in 1860, all remains should have been transferred to the Mount Moriah Cemetery. How or why these were left behind is unknown.

 

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