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What do /int/ know/think about brazil?

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What if Arabs were still Pagans ?

My question concerns the Arabian Peninsula rather than how it would had affected the world.

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>Budapest
>Bucharest
Huh??

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international qts

post foreign qts

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Early 2000s kids of /int/: what do you miss from the early 2000s?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDCwmbsNHc4

Discuss

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/06/15/seven-percent-of-americans-think-chocolate-milk-comes-from-brown-cows-and-thats-not-even-the-scary-part/?utm_term=.fc6648ab2495
http://www.usdairy.com/

>Seven percent of all American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows
> in the early ’90s, found that nearly 1 in 5 adults did not know that hamburgers are made from beef.
>When one team of researchers interviewed fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders at an urban California school, they found that more than half of them didn’t know pickles were cucumbers, or that onions and lettuce were plants. Four in 10 didn’t know that hamburgers came from cows. And 3 in 10 didn’t know that cheese is made from milk.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2062056/Pizza-vegetable--covered-tomato-paste.html

>in American schools pizza are categorized as a vegetable

Amerifat thread

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Any brethren online?

Which is the best Grand Lodge in the world, and why is it UGLE?

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Steven Crowder Edition

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Neoliberal edition

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I was told this by someone who lives in France:

"It's normal for guys to whip out their dicks. In front of a whole room of people. Like in a birthday party."

Is that true?

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Boss called me to work over the weekend

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These people will be lawyers and judges. The West is beyond fucked.

https://youtu.be/2cMYfxOFBBM

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http://www.s m h.com.au/nsw/nanny-state-rules-making-australia-worlds-dumbest-nation-tyler-brl-20150526-gh9myx.html

Australia is fast becoming "the world's dumbest nation" because of nanny state rules and restrictions, says Canadian journalist and magazine publisher Tyler Brûlé.

He argued that Australians were increasingly being "mollycoddled" through health and safety laws, and that our cities were at risk of becoming over-sanitised.

"This country is on the verge of becoming the world's dumbest nation. There will be a collapse of commonsense here if health and safety wins out on every single discussion," he said.

"People think it's a little bit nuts here."

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Brûlé also took a shot at the nation's punching bag, Canberra, comparing it to Ottawa, the capital of his native Canada, and Detroit, the crumbled manufacturing stronghold of Michigan.

"Woah. People talk about stimulating business and what they should do in Australia … I mean, downtown Canberra, it's like Detroit," he said.

He said diplomats who were posted to Ottawa were given a "hardship allowance" because the capital is "the same as being in some rather dreadful developing nation".

The design and location of embassies revealed a lot about the nation's history, he said. The British, Canadian and New Zealand high commissions were adjacent and looked to be designed by the same architect. "You could tell who was not in favour ... there's a lot of places in the ass-end of nowhere when you go around Canberra," he said.

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He is known for travelling the globe almost constantly and Australia's reputation as a nanny state was spreading around the world.

"Everything becomes high-vis," he said. "Soon you're going to apply for your visa from overseas and you're going to get a hard hat and you're going to get a vest to wear before you get on the plane."

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Are women evil?

Thats my only question for a while.

This kids story about adam an eve and the gay snake Dam I cant stop thinking about things. Tried sleeping but it didn't seem like the right thing to do.

Revenge time i GUESS.