What's that Starbucks story on about?

Tim likes buffalo 🐃 wild wings

Confirmed

Starbucks is shit either way. I can't tell how feces change that.

But only during ufc fights

Democrats are like the "Children of the Atom".
Change my mind.

basically that they found the same kind of bacteria found in poop

In costa coffeebeans

buffalo wings are awesome

that article is also a year old

OH, it's in the coffee beans!

THat I care about

and the ice-cubes it seems

but its a year old

welp

some people even wait for bats to shit them out

Let's just shit in our coffee and sell it for a premium.

i don't buy starbucks

https://seaislandcoffee.com/products/wild-bat-coffee-costa-rican-coffee

It's one of the most expensive types of covfefe in the world.

pooped out by bats

I think people buying that are batshit crazy.

hue hueee

i miss buffalo wings

damn meat's expensive so the bone-in wings cost more

I miss the szechuan sauce from mcdonalds

If I could build a time machine, I would go back to buy some.

extra extra spicy buffalo wings , bone-in nom nom nom 🐷

I know someone who has a pack

i like putting pork in the halal section

80%

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPqHNKoMTz4

Does any other country than USA automatically grant citizenship people born on their soil? As opposed to what I assume is the norm, that citizenship is inherited?

there was that dude who was born canadian because he was delivered on a playing flying over canada

So Canada have the same laws regarding citizenship?

ye

I'm pretty sure most westernized countries do

just soli citizenship is a result of the 14th amendment

which applies only in the US and Canada among advanced economies

I was getting uncertain, so I googled it. According to wikipedia, citizenship granted by being birth in the country is originally english/british. In continental europe you inherit the same citizenship as your parrents, disregard the country of birth.