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piefed.zip

American Chestnuts are so rare I almost replied to your comment to say there's no way those are American Chestnuts, just Chestnut trees in America. Then I read the article. Holy shit.

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It's the saddest ending to the American Chestnut story I would have imagine.

I need to read the wiki again, but if I may exaggerate, American Chestnut trees were everything people needed to survive. From 1500s to 1800s Chestnuts could be harvested for fuel, food, and shelter. All until the blight and now this..

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Probably rhetorical question but they used google links because they use the google app, which tracks every link you share. Don't use the google app, folks

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American chestnuts are rare to the point you can register individual trees. Groves out west only exist because the blight can't cross the US from the east coast to infect them. This could wipe out some of the last remaining natural american chestnuts in existance.

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What do you call a pair of nuts on your chest? Chestnuts... and what do you call two balls on your chin? That's right! A data center in your mouth.

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slrpnk.net

No More, just no fucking more. This is catastrophic.

The datacenter must be considered a liar until proven otherwise. These trees are too important to take a corporation with no morals at its word.

American's talk about heritage. These trees are actual american heritage, we can't let them be cut down.

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You reached the end