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TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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Also even if you didn’t cook it the germs that live in soil are not the same germs that make you sick, those you get from your fellow humans.

Ya, sure, you've obviously never heard of gardia, tetanus, botulism, histoplasmosis, anthrax, E coli, salmonella, and the ever popular listeria. Plus you could pick up a party of parasites and worms.

Very pastoral. Very grounding. Touch grass, acquire necrotizing fasciitis.

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Hey kids! Let's learn our ABC's!

D is for desertification and deforestation.

Environmental collapse. Eutrophication

Freshwater depletion.

Groundwater contamination

Habitat destruction

Invasive species

Junk islands in the middle of the oceans

Keystone species extinctions

Land degradation

Microplastics for all!

Nitrogen cycle disruption

Ocean acidification and warming

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Erotic is the art of leaving doors slightly ajar. Enough to make the mind lean in and do its own private vulgarities. A fog, darkness, mystery, and tantalizing reward. It’s a half-sentence that somehow feels like a full romance story, written in ink that smudges on purpose so you have to interpret it.

Vulgar is when the same door gets kicked off its hinges and someone starts pointing at everything inside with a flashlight and commentary track. Nothing is hidden, nothing is paced, nothing is spared from narration. Media slaps face.

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Do Americans really only shit once a week?

The average is 7.1 times a week. Clinically average can range from 3x a day to once every 3 days. What's important is how well they're formed. Such as the Bristol stool scale - you want something in the middle.

I've always found scatology interesting. If you have anymore questions, feel free to let uhm rip.