That’s about right
“This act was especially damaging to colonial economy, because the New England rum industry depended on imported molasses and the French and Dutch islands were key markets for British colonial goods, which could be traded for molasses as well as a hard currency.”
._.
Then he really let one go at me,and the next thing I knew I was on the goddamn floor again.
wow ok interesting
Well, AB-types ARE often careless!
Careless? Was he even reading to begin with?
Wh…What’s this, now?
What’s going on?!
He started to do pushups all of a sudden!
… … …
Sudden pushups strongly suggest an A-type!
Get outta here!
Oh! Look!
What now?
He already collapsed!
But he was only on his first pushup!
… … . .
Oh, Freddie! You’ve got no stamina!
“What on Earth possessed you to do such a thing?”~ Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood
hehe that’s just silly
“And God knew what horrors were underneath, in the crypt where no-one went.” - A Plague of Angels
…How reassuring.
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