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tvashtarkatena

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  1. What a fucking crock. Try playing "Find the Organic Produce Stand Using Mass Transit When You Live in Inglewood" on GoogleMaps. It's awesome. AH AIN GONNA TOUCH NO APPLE DAT AIN' OH-GANIC! NO SUH! REGLUH APPLEZ JIS DON' CUT IT! Jesus, you're a self parody, Bubble Boy.
  2. Watch out, Big Man. I'm orderin' up some fly new gear n watching them videos...
  3. Shit. Now I'm really hungry.
  4. AH THINKS YOU SHOULD HANG OUTSIDE EZELL'S N LET DEM PO FOLK KNOW BOUT DA COPRATE CONSPIRACY!
  5. DAS A GUD ONE! AH AIN' HEOID DAT ONE BEFO!
  6. AHZ WAITIN! CUZ AH DON' GIT OUTTA MAH HOUSE MUCH, NO SUH!
  7. AIN'T GOT NO TRAINS UP HEUH! DEY CALLZ US FEW TRAINZ!
  8. Bus and light rail WAY better down south than here. DOH!
  9. But, by all means, EJEWKATE ME BOUT MA CITAY!
  10. Got plenty friend down south IN DA PO FOLK HOODZ...food availability is the same and, in some areas, much better.
  11. It's hard for some progressives to realize that that big ole line of poor ignorant black folk lining up outside the KFC is voluntary. DEYZ JIS WAITIN FO UNCU J_B TA EJEWKATE EM!
  12. Tell me about the city I've lived in for 30 years, Prole!
  13. Doesn't that fucker live in BumFuckHam? WTF does he know about the city, anyway?
  14. from the wayback machine on page 2 - 68$/week for a family of 12 - you think none of these items or the american equivalent are beyond being obtained by the vast majority of americans, poor or not? If you pulled your head out of your ass and actually read any of the literature around food security in American urban and rurban areas, you'd know that fresh, healthy alternatives to shit fast food and convenience store foods are not easily obtainable in communities that are suffering disproportionately from obesity and other diet related illnesses. Rural areas, no. Always been that way. Grow your own like yo pappy did, fuckerz! The Rich have the same problem in rural areas, BTW...unless they can afford to take the chopper to the Big City Whole Foods... In the city, tho? Bullshit. Good, whole foods available cheap and close by in ANY urban neighborhood in the US.
  15. The poor are forced to eat junk food now? No wonder why that shitz getting expensive....
  16. That's fewer people in the mountains. This is an awesome country. Always something amusing going on...
  17. quit the strawman crap. The ability of people to feed themselves properly is a priority issue, not only in term of having enough to eat but that it is also safe and doesn't cause them to die in short order (like any steady diet of junkfood is sure to do) you think the obese are happy (or happier than if they weren't obese)? dude, you ought to spend time in an obese body because you are being delusional. The real suffering happens on the other end of the rope when that obese body takes a whipper....
  18. I came out of it wanting a Cherry Pepsi... you need someting tasty to wash down those bugles Only with Bugles Regular. I'd go with a Vitamin Water for Bugles Caramel.
  19. I came out of it wanting a Cherry Pepsi...
  20. Here's another concrete proposal. Give $$$ to these folks. They're into it at all levels from farm to lobbying against farm subsidies. Great org... Land Stewardship Project
  21. No, I said "PRETEND civil liberty advocate". Libertarian regressives love to gargle about liberty while they stamp on the neck of the destitute. How's JayB gonna balance on the neck of the destitute when those fuckers are so damn fat? He must do a lot of slacklining....
  22. "That's not a bag of Bugles you're doing battle with, it's THE COLOSSUS OF CORPORATISM." Good luck fatties! BTW, there's an OK (not great) article on Pepsico's new health kick in the NYorker a couple issues back...
  23. You're kind of a like a slant six on a semi chassis. Shove whatever in the gas tank and start drivin'!
  24. Save us from this shithole!
  25. I think we've actually achieved a re-mixing of political allegiances here. We've been ZIMZAMMED!
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