After officer Bower notes his pandorum symptoms, officer Payton describes the Eden mission disaster, where an officer went insane, thought the flight was doomed and launched everyone onboard to their deaths.
Officer Bower notes that they luckily didn't wake up in a coffin.
Payton responds, "who says we didn't"
During the 19th century, the United States Government tried to exterminate the bison in order to put the native prairie Indians, who relied massively on the bison, under control. This process was also helped by private farmers who to tried to maximize the amount of fields available for agriculture by killing too many bison.
The bison, however, were also an important ecological factor in keeping the prairies diverse in plants and animals life, and without them, the top layer soil eroded causing the great dust bowl of the 1930s.
During the 19th century, the United States Government tried to exterminate the bison in order to put the native prairie Indians, who relied massively on the bison, under control. This process was also helped by private farmers who to tried to maximize the amount of fields available for agriculture by killing too many bison.
The bison, however, were also an important ecological factor in keeping the prairies diverse in plants and animals life, and without them, the top layer soil eroded causing the great dust bowl of the 1930s.
Woav... the last one hit hard...
I don't care what you say. No cut can make up for killing off Newt, Hicks and Bishop like that.
No way swanky isn’t a dirty word too
Yeah, it was some other guy. I think he is dead too.
I hope they integrate it so the US military will collapse
That 50 year old looking man was 31?!
No one has reported his death so far but there is no way he survived that
Det er en fantastisk ide jeg vil undersøge
I seriously believed it was an actual, comically large joint. But it being white sage incense is so much more interesting
Sandt, men jeg tror de er temmeligt specielt danske. I wikipedia artiklen over kolonihaver er det danske afsnit specielt langt og det lyder som om at traditionen her er langt ældre og inspirerede traditionen i de andre nordiske lande. Victory Gardens, går de ikke kun tilbage til anden verdenskrig?
jeg er lidt chokeret over at Sankt Hans, H.C. Andersen og kolonihaver ikke allerede er på listen over Danmarks kulturarv. Viser jo bare forskellen mellem det folkelige og officielle
sick bastard