Remember when having a back yard was considered standard?

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BackYard? Ive never heard of that app

Apartments have courtyards still

In some places

For grilling and playing badminton

I can't convince anyone to play badminton with me

"Gone are the days"

Thanks Shell... NOT!

http://logschoolhouse.blogspot.com/2013/06/spring-houses-keeping-things-cool-in.html

I miss those kind of midcentury ads

Modern art ruined everything

modern everything ruined everything

I do like my fridge...

But your food loses nutrients the longer it sits in the fridge.

I doubt that

the reason it loses nutrients so fast is because it's already been sitting in a fridge for weeks prior to it getting to you

It's much slower than if you sat it out in the open, but produce is meant to be eaten pretty much the day you buy it.

Well, as long as it's ripe rather.

Cold milk is a new invention.

No

Produce is made at the store

Dont try to trick me with this libtard hippy bs

How else am I able to eat oranges in winter?

Checkm8

What does that have to do with it being ripe or not?

I was referring to the unnatural nature of our food supply

Having everything shipped

Honestly, farming should be nationalized and be used strictly for food purposes

They pick it green and it ripens on its journey over.

But you should still eat it when it looks nice and fresh.

*ripe*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BVW6eoe9bI

nature related so hope this is the right place for dis

just thoguht this was neat

December-March is orange season in Florida. That's during the winter, isn't it? <:yadontsay:548330962094653442>

>winter
>in florida

Florida oranges are diseased and have to be grown indoors to try and avoid the plague that consumes them

Buy only good California oranges

Only takes 200000 gallons of fresh water to produce one