Sustainable Kidnapping

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Jesse Walker | 1.17.2014 9:32 AM

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Fist of Etiquette 11 years ago

The one in the green mask sounds familiar.
1. Live Free or Diet 11 years ago
  
  Yeah, to me... Wait, what?
Heroic Mulatto 11 years ago

Yep, that's pretty much taxation circa 2014.
Steve G 11 years ago

"foreword by Michael Pollan" Nice touch
1. Heroic Mulatto 11 years ago
  
  I wholeheartedly believe that being the dumb, evil piece of shit he is, Pollan would contribute an introduction to said book.
Bam! 11 years ago

"And take that stupid bag off your head."

"No, it smells like cinnamon!"
Gadianton 11 years ago

If these guys were really into organics, they'd know better than to put the corpse on the compost heap -- meat attracts pests.

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