Mine was the Ethiopians. My dad telling me when he was in the Korean war that somehow they were helped or something by the Ethiopian s, saying they were good to him. I don't know if that's true he didn't say much about that war except it was extremely cold at times
Been there poor and parents drilling me to not waste food. At 49 I do it to this day. I've eaten alot of stuff people would say it too old or left out too long. I just figured it trained my stomach to be so tough all these years. I've been there
Mixes well with the organic matter the pigeons and other birds leave on it while it's being loaded or unloaded from barges at grain elevators. Seen it for myself, man there was alot of birds
I remember when jams (brightly colored and patterned baggy shorts) were in. Since my mom was a seamstress I got to pick the fabric and always had the illest ones
With about 35 years driving experience that's unlikely to happen to me less a well timed blowout or something. With 13 of those years about 9 hours each workday in a major Metropolitan city with crazy drivers all around and zero wrecks
I remember when people (including myself) waving while driving and the oncoming vehicle wave back. Actually I also remember when people (including myself) would say good morning and the other person looking perplexed like I was speaking a different language. Sucks how society is these days...
Thanks but nah I've seen a few and it's at least partly correct if not. In Rebel ridge there's a scene that was done where I work so that one definitely lol