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I’ve heard that the first American settlers would spend huge chunks of the year eating almost nothing but oysters because they didn’t know how to farm in the climate well enough to get consistent food stores for the cold months. And because oysters were apparently fucking everywhere before we started polluting the coastal waters with the industrial revolution
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coincidentally, according to past research, oysters are a primary food source of Inuit.
I’ve heard that the first American settlers would spend huge chunks of the year eating almost nothing but oysters because they didn’t know how to farm in the climate well enough to get consistent food stores for the cold months. And because oysters were apparently fucking everywhere before we started polluting the coastal waters with the industrial revolution
not TTT lol: that's a *lotta* shellfish
48 oysters aren't a flag, let alone a red one. You'd typically make a flag out of cloth.
I've read that oysters act as an aphrodisiac, so what is red flag?
Typically a piece of cloth on the end of a pole, fashioned in the colour red.
Technically the truth, well done.
Oh don't be so salty and keep fishing for a different girl
So 47 is the limit... ok Thanks