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Earwigs still don't latch onto people

well how else will we fund abortions silly

Guys... what's the number one threat to National Security?

Biden says it's climate change

Me

I am

Me singlehandedly

Dr Jill Biden

can i see your hands

Woa

At least buy me a drink first

the turtle finger

cant were both minors

Dam

sounds like a carnival ride

Hey, I'm fine with climate change taking that spot... When they were asking Biden and he said Climate Change, he could have easily said the number 1 theat to national security is "anyone that disagree's with the democrats"

bill gates is a pretty big threat

especially with all the land hes buying

I disagree though, climate change happens yearly. We used to call it "seasons"

We've had them since the founding of this country

Clinate change definetely exists but nowhere near on the same level as the media pirtrays

Probably going to age myself a bit, but I remember being told in school about the hole in the ozone layer

and now no mention of the hole in the ozone layer, now it's about climate change

No there has been an increase in clinate change as a result if recent human development in a small scale

lol, just aerosols in general. I don't think febreeze was on market back then

We dint have an ozone layer in australia

I'm back bois

Most, if not all of the world's pollution is coming from the Asian continent, mainly from over-populated countries like China and India

Ching chang chong

We'll just call that area "Chindia" (mix of China and India)

Chinggalese continent

Chindia is responsible for all global warming

nah... Chindia just rolls off the tongue a bit better than Chinggalese

Ya like jazz?

What happened on that day?

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Here's what I see happening on April 4th, 1945 (don't worry, the question didn't make sense to me either):
-The East Pomeranian Offensive ended in Soviet victory.
-The Battle of Kassel ended in Allied victory.
-The Battle of Buchhof and Stein am Kocher began between German and American forces for territory between the Neckar and Kocher Rivers.

April 24th? Here ya go (read it yourself, not spamming a long list of stuff):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_1945#April_4,_1945_(Wednesday)

Here's for August: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_1945

*inhales*
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