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Your_Average_Fangirl
Me and my brother would always grab the biggest cups we can find and eat the snow out of it. xP
on March 13, 2015
How can you put THAT in your body? I am terrified of food, but I know better to not eat that when I do eat!
I studied snow. Since snow comes from the clouds and clouds are near the atmosphere, the water collects all of the pollution from factories, buildings, ect. You then, consume the particles into your body.
on February 26, 2015
Everyone does. But, you might as well have notebooks upon notebooks to remember your information in.
on February 26, 2015
No, I just know of many things I'd rather do than learn things I'll never use and forget them after a test
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
The most expensive coffee is harvested after a cat has eaten it and processed it, and you drink coffee
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
Well I don't really consider those gas masks, they are more of just breath filters, but its funny we don't use those in chem class here
on February 26, 2015
I'm curious how you obtain such wealth since most decent gas masks cost quite a high amounts
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
So everyone should wear gas masks to protect us from the this gs that don't harm us anyway, brilliant deduction dear sister
on February 26, 2015
But that same stuff is in the air you breath so.meh, and I haven't died from it yet, so oh well, besides all water is just constantly recycled, water is endless
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
It tastes good and snow is just frozen water, so it can't be that bad, and it tasted good to me
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. Are you gonna eat that?!
Its snow, imitation vanilla, sweetened condensed milk, and sugar
It wasn't taken from the ground it was taken fr the railing of my back porch, and it wasn't the bottom that was harvested for it, it had no contact with anything but snow
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
on February 26, 2015
