>current year >eating cheese without machine guns on the

>>7506413
>picture of belgian/american machine guns

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>american """""""""cheese""""""""""

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Can you keep opened cheese for over a month in the fridge? I can't stop my cheese from growing mold and it's a waste of money to throw away something I eat only a slice of every week.. At this point I'm going to have to buy kraft slices.

>>7506442
If it gets moldy, cut off the moldy parts and rinse it in salt water.

>>7506427
any cheese will do this, retard

>>7506413
Are we even allowed to say "machine gun" anymore? I thought the gun nuts got triggered by normie gun terms like that. I imagine they want us to call them "literal manifestations of freedom" or something, just like we can't say "clip" anymore

>>7506488
Those are actually machine guns, so it's okay.

>>7506413
My nigger that's a cheese from my country. It is so fucking good man.

>>7506506
You checked that with the NRA recently? The official talking points change like every 2-3 years
>>7506510
You guys still obsessed with the 6 acres of jungle you lost in the Alto Cenepa war, or what's with the guns?

>>7506427
>>oil burns this just in.

>>7506520
The manufacturers of the cheese are war veterana, go figure.

>>7508404
There can't be more than thirty or so. What are the odds.