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Started October 15, 2019 by Deleted user

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I might come visit. I do have a passport

I also have dual citizen ship. Dad and mom are American, so I get American citizenship, and born in Scotland, so I also get UK citizenship

Charlie Manson's mom sold him for a pitcher of beer. I don't know a lot about her but she was a sixteen year old sex worker and–. That's it. I said I didn't know a lot

So if anyone knows anything else, I'm kinda curious

The Great Emu War of 1932. I know just about everything about it, so if you guys have questions, just ask lol because it's too much to go into right now.

why was it called the great emu war?

Because the Emus won.

lol

Fun fact about how stupid humanity really is: 7% of American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows

And I can proudly say that I am part of the other 93%!

good for you, Sy!

I'm one hell of an intellectual cookie! Lol

The Battle of Somme was often referred to as The Bloodbath by the Germans.

Even today (although not as much) people are still digging up artillery shells in Europe that never went off when they first fired. However, they still pose a danger. This is what is known as the Iron Harvest.

The Halifax explosion was the strongest manmade explosion to occur up until the atomic bombings decades later.

The world population is expected to stop growing at around 2050. This doesn’t mean everyone will stop having children, it just means it’ll slow down a bit, level out, then begin to decline (however all of this is just what’s expected as of now, things could change.)

I seriously doubt it is growing at the moment. I have done a little bit of study on the subject and many countries are below the repopulation line. America is only holding on because of immigration, and even so, not by much.

I know, that’s why I said it’s expected to completely level out at 2050, then start to decline by then. My country itself is below the repopulation line and we rely a lot on immigrants too. The population is growing, but it’s growing at a slower pace.

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/total-fertility-rate/
I found this, though it’s doesn account for the mortality rates.