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the person on the right looks so plastic, i seriously thought they were a blow-up doll before the video started playing
 

Murphy

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the person on the right looks so plastic, i seriously thought they were a blow-up doll before the video started playing

they‘re actively recruiting and, with @mixed_biscuits an alleged one man rohypnol grooming gang cropping up repeatedly in various dm’s (how do so many people know overall scale of said crimes?), the plastic inert profile is ring a ding ding

Grim Britannia convergence point distance? approaching event horizon ..
 

luka

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As a high performer, I learn to live in the moment and appreciate simple pleasures from my lower ambition friends and they learn to strive for more from me.
 

luka

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Scientists say cockroach milk is an up-and-coming superfood as a study finds it’s three times more nutritious than cow’s milk.

With the health and wellness industry booming, people are often looking for ways that they can alter their diet and lifestyles to improve their physical and mental well-being.

Despite how gross it sounds, nutritionists say that cockroach milk has some amazing benefits and may even be one of the most nutrient-dense substances on our planet.

A 2016 study published in the Journal of the International Union of Crystallography analysed the milk-like fluid that is produced by female Pacific beetle cockroaches to feed their young.

They found that the yellowish substance crystallised inside the stomachs of the cockroaches’ offspring when fed to them.

As well as revealing it contains three times the calories of buffalo milk – previously the most calorie-rich mammalian milk – the researchers found it contains a tonne of proteins, amino acids and healthy sugars to help will cell growth and repair.
 
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