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SteveMarrs

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7. Growing up in 60's in grade school and 70's

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Wed Feb 12, 2025, 10:57 AM

Feb 12

in high school, I was taught to be less destructive to the environment. SMALLER FAMILIES, produce less waste, and recycling are part of my education thus are in my daily life. I mean what part of finite resources do people not understand. Growing up in the national parks also left a great impact on me. Smokies, Everglades, and Yellowstone to name a few. I had a great childhood!

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The couple who want to make America procreate again [View all] Zorro Feb 12 OP

Life is so interesting NJCher Feb 12 #1

Imagine all of women from the past bronxiteforever Feb 12 #2

Well, good luck continuing to find the medical care you need to safely accomplish that goal, Simone. tanyev Feb 12 #3

Thought IVU was against Christian beliefs sinkingfeeling Feb 12 #4

Suits me, if they want to keep fucking themselves. Paladin Feb 12 #5

This was the premise behind "Idiocracy" ... slowly evolving into a documentary. eppur_se_muova Feb 12 #6

Growing up in 60's in grade school and 70's SteveMarrs Feb 12 #7

WTF ?? "Necessary to avoid an apocalyptic future" ?? How can anyone be THIS STUPID ?? eppur_se_muova Feb 12 #8

Wish we could travel 20 years in the future and talk to their kids about how awful family life was Timeflyer Feb 12 #9

sick, sick people Skittles Feb 13 #10

Each repeat C-section is generally more complicated than the last. Dulcinea Feb 13 #11

Stupid people. travelingthrulife Feb 13 #12