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I heard/read years ago "86ing" came from the old west referring to killing somebody. You'd take them "80 miles out" and bury them "6 feet deep."

Right? Taking even the people who disappeared into account, and their gut biomes, would you not consider them all as part of all life?

If so, there may be some survivors with all of their guy biomes perfectly intact, and others who get unfortunately zilched.

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Belphegor. My friend used to listen to them in high school a lot when I was just getting into metal, and 10 years later I started giving them a go. Now I've been listening to them with some regularity and have some favorite songs, which also show up in my rotation regularly.

That's... actually morbidly beautiful

I'm 1997. I've learned the cutoff for generations is major societal/cultural impacts, like whether one remembers 9/11 or not makes you a late millennial or early gen Z. I've met people within a year of my age who remember it and consider themselves millennials, while I have no recollection so I've always considered myself a gen Z.

Michiganders might have been better that that, but consider all the tourists who decided to travel up there and skewed the data.

Just like that Brock "The Rapist" Lastname guy from a few years back who raped another student. May he never not be refered to as "The Rapist" again.

Explain pls

Three people were killed at my trade school today.

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