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bemildred

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8. Everything is food for something.

Reply to Demeter (Reply #7)

Thu Dec 4, 2014, 04:47 PM

Dec 2014

And that is, in fact, an excellent arrangement, as one can easily see from the aspect of the planet in those times and places where we have not yet fucked it up.

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Here’s What Happens To Sewage On Cruise Lines [View all] Derek V Dec 2014 OP

Indeed it is disgusting, but coastal cities are infinitely, off the chart worse Sen. Walter Sobchak Dec 2014 #1

No, no, those cities treat their sewage CreekDog Dec 2014 #4

Some coastal cities do, many don't. Sen. Walter Sobchak Dec 2014 #9

I am not a fan of cruise ships. upaloopa Dec 2014 #2

To bad we can send it to the sun. Nuc stuff too yeoman6987 Dec 2014 #3

wondering what Navy Aircraft Carriers do. olddad56 Dec 2014 #5

The world is my toilet. bemildred Dec 2014 #6

This is why we have one-celled creatures like bacteria Demeter Dec 2014 #7

Everything is food for something. bemildred Dec 2014 #8

Locking. MerryBlooms Dec 2014 #10