You gays wouldn’t understand
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Phi Kappa Chi ΦΚΧ <a:yeah:589703000977571860><a:ppHop:536353159615086612>
Thursday, May 14, 2020
you should get that looked at
that sounds really bad
is that AIDS?
sounds like aids to me
The joke is that I have white blood cells and you do not
sounds like Leukocytosis then
Rusp has anime in his blood
and blood in his anime
But I don’t have aids in my blood
And that’s what counts
Thing in real life is also in anime
pog4
does anime is gay
aids isn't a virus or bacterium
It’s gods judgement
it's a syndrome
Rusp can collect them all
If everyone has aids
then no one does
herd immunity
That's how we beat Corona too
because everyone is dead from the next pandemic
spooky is the one who said Aids is Syndrome
+1 Dolf
that went over my head
I have an idea
What if we cull everyone with aids
No more aids
It’s so easy
what if we just cull everyone but a few families
Just make sure niggers don’t fuck monkeys
so kill the gays and blacks
I could be down for that
the ultimate final solution is what we will call it
See
It’s a great solution
The final solution for aids
what about the chinks and bats
I watched the cart video again today
I love African lore
Cart?
Oh
the spring on the front
Right
Yeah that’s hilarious
kills me every time
They finally invented the wheel
I love that they built him a statue
wait
they have
cars
Why the fuck
why does this matter
Are there statues on it
Brain
Broken
Springs
https://www.teunvoeten.com/images/photography/chukudu/chukudu-goma-photo-18.jpg
100 dollars
for a cart
this kind of looks like you
when you can just use a car
You’re right
That’s literally me
What the fuck
Dolf, there are other videos about them
theere are these hills, where people are just careening down, with 100lbs+ of wood on their scooter
no brakes, only that one spring
It is such a terrible design
but why
is this needed
Because Congo
in this day and age
but they have cars in the video
this video is 2016
In 2008, chikudus were selling for US$100 with a cost of materials of nearly US$60.[7] Similarly, in 2014 they cost $50 to $100 and were used to earn up to $10 per day, in an area where most people live on less than $2 per day.[1] A 2014 article estimated a cost of about US$150, which a driver could pay off in about six months, earning $10-$20 per day.[8]