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Ebola... The new black plagueWait. What? What the fuck did you just say? You think that ebola isn't highly contagious and can easily be defeated by basic hygiene and cleanliness?
Black plague as in a deadly disease that can be easily beaten by basic sanitation techniques?Ebola... The new black plague
Well yeah, he did say if you drench yourself in chemicals then you're in the clear.im italian, mosquitoes dont fuck with me.
Olive oil and vinegar are not chemicals!Well yeah, he did say if you drench yourself in chemicals then you're in the clear.
I am so smart.... S.m.r.t.Black plague as in a deadly disease that can be easily beaten by basic sanitation techniques?
Or a blackplague as in a disease that mostly just kills black people?
only drink this and you will have a great timeWas there in September but going back to Rio and Belo Horizonte on Thursday for Carnaval. Wish me luck bros.
That and Skol was big.only drink this and you will have a great time
It's not the mosquitoes that need to die. 60 million human deaths a year just isn't enough. Someone has to say it!Well they're the B in BRICS, after all so... yeah. They can't be anywhere near as bad as India though. Brazilians DO poo in their loos, it's just that they flush it all straight into the river.
Indians are on a whole different plane of public pooing.
you would never want to leave this planet for the moon. look at how many craters the moon has, its our planets shield. it takes the big hits. you also dont want to strand yourself on a planet with no atmosphere, i mean shit, you would have to live on your own recirculated piss and shit just to survive there and you want to give the dindus a luscious planet?Nah we just have to get off the planet.
Leave this shithole for the dindus, goatfuckers and the poos-in-the-loos.
We got to the moon with a $100 billion over 10 years (inflation-adjusted) and that was the PEAK of our GTFO-earth spend:
Thing is, not only did we go from low-earth-orbit to landing twelve human beings on the moon in about ten years and built an entire industrial complex for going much further, that was actually A DIP in overall government spending for the US:
Despite hemming-and-hawing about the cost of GTFO'ing off Earth, it's actually a miniscule proportion of our national budget. Extrapolating the progress we could've made by maintaining or growing the national priority on getting the fuck off Earth is a interesting---and depressing---exercise. At the tail end of 70's when we had skylab up there, we were already fabricating smaller spacecraft in orbit with a reduced budget priority. We could be building tugs to boost ice asteroids into Mars by now.
Of course the rest is history and now we gotta beg for Tesla's shareholders to get a hardon for Mars if we ever want to escape imminent extinction from some mutant mosquito because some durka's ancestors never bothered to invent sewage systems.