mscure replied to your post: For new followers: HI I’m Sybil.
hi sybil, im ellie
Howdy. I like that name.
How’re you?

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mscure replied to your post: For new followers: HI I’m Sybil.
hi sybil, im ellie
Howdy. I like that name.
How’re you?
alright whats YOUR favorite candy. what would you recommend just in case i find some someday
OKAY HOLD ON. im a bit of a cnayd conusure or whatever who knwos hwo to tspell it some fucking french whatever
but look jolly ranchrs r good. chocolats always good??? always . hersyehs is pretty dam awesome. dark choclate SUCKS unelss its che kind w the chili in it thats aight
uh . GUMMY WORMS???? fuckin GREAT . starburts. anythig fruit flavord usually tbh . SNICKERS. twix. more chcolates. candy bars. avoid almond joy or uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 100 grnad.. also charlston chews SUCK
mscure replied to your post: hydrangea also whats starbucks?
that kinda made sense thanks
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hydrangea also whats starbucks?
HYDRANGEA: Starbucks order?
uh starbucks is liek this overprized over hyped captilaist coffe fuck factory where they gather coffey beans from all over the world and just fuckign piss on them they just piss all over thm and say HEY heres ur COFFEE abd they hate christmas and hate dtrump so all the white convsiveratves buy their produgts to protest it and fuck man i dotn go to starbucks i barely wear a shirt
oh that uh. cinnamon doclche is pretty damn good tho
People with multiple sclerosis who for one year followed a plant-based diet very low in saturated fat had much less MS-related fatigue at the end of that year - and significantly less fatigue than a control group of people with MS who didn't follow the diet, according to an Oregon Health & Science University study being presented today at the American Academy of Neurology's annual meeting in Philadelphia, Pa.