*Democracy in America* Alexis de Toucouville

*Manifesto for Breaking the Financial Slavery to Interest* Gottfried Feder

Black House Publishing

https://www.amazon.com/Manifesto-Breaking-Financial-Slavery-Interest/dp/1910881279/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1497341204&sr=8-2&keywords=manifesto+for+Breaking+the+Financial+Slavery

If someone wants to prove or disprove the idea that Grand Macs were the size of a 90s Big Mac:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-90s-McDonalds-Big-Mac-Cardboard-Clamshell-Burger-Container-Box-NBA-/152466722406?hash=item237fb98e66:g:5kwAAOSwTM5YwirY

In the 90s, in Australia, they didn't come in a box. They were paper wrapped but they had a cardboard ring around them to hold them together.

Fresh drop.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-chicago-violence-weekend-20170612-story.html

@here in voice. Come chat

Are we posting pictures of our bedrooms?

@MsNatSocialist Shitty pictures of our comfy beds.

Well that's my shitty plain af bedroom

@O.W. von Diez

The green is nice. Obviously my array is mostly green because it's my favourite colour.

Green is my favourite colour too

Reminds me of nature

^

Also very calming

What shade is your favourite?

What's on my wall

Or emerald

Like a royal emerald tone

Yours?

Probably Hunter or Forest. I prefer the darker greens.

I like crisp greens. But I have this other side of me that loves the deep green hues, like twilight in the forest. Reminds me of when I used to go walking through the forest at dusk with my grandparents before my grandfather passed away. Bless his soul.

Sorry to hear of his passing.

It's okay, he's resting now. In a better place. He would've been in too much pain if he continued on.

Walking through the forest is such a calming experience, it really draws you closer to your roots, to Mother Nature and the spirit of the wood. The bright light reflecting off the moss and ferns. So much green.

I understand that.

Hiking on a cool winters morning, that's my favourite. The wet woods and grass, it amplifies everything. The cool air cooling your body and the dead silence, everything is asleep or in hibernation. Deep greens and rain drops on the leaves, the cracking of frosted grass and twigs beneath your feet as you walk.

Heavenly. I love winter. Everything is so quiet after a snow. Death can be so beautiful.

Winter is lovely, to a point. Snow is so gross. Once it gets to snowing point, I'm inside baking and staying by any heat source. Lol

Haha.

I love the snow. I also love fall, probably the most. The crisp air, the clours of autumn, and turtlenecks... nothing beats the fashion of late-year.

Spring is my favourite. It's around September here. So sundresses, high tea in the garden and picnics. Plus really pastel and bright colours.

Are you in the Southern Hemisphere or something?