texas snow monkey, esq.
@yungbobkennedy.bsky.social
January 20, 2025 at 6:45 AM
I've launched a Kickstarter to finally bring this ~four year book project to fruition.
I'm not asking for money from anyone in this thread. Just give thanks and show appreciation to those who inspired me.
But if anyone would like to share it, that'd be amazing.
kck.st/4g8kelfp
I'm not asking for money from anyone in this thread. Just give thanks and show appreciation to those who inspired me.
But if anyone would like to share it, that'd be amazing.
kck.st/4g8kelfp
kck.st
January 20, 2025 at 6:42 AM
I've launched a Kickstarter to finally bring this ~four year book project to fruition.
I'm not asking for money from anyone in this thread. Just give thanks and show appreciation to those who inspired me.
But if anyone would like to share it, that'd be amazing.
kck.st/4g8kelfp
I'm not asking for money from anyone in this thread. Just give thanks and show appreciation to those who inspired me.
But if anyone would like to share it, that'd be amazing.
kck.st/4g8kelfp
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some goober in mesopotamia invented agriculture and now I have to have a credit score, how is that fair
November 23, 2024 at 7:50 PM
some goober in mesopotamia invented agriculture and now I have to have a credit score, how is that fair
I don't think I've ever gotten whiplash from a video like this.
November 24, 2024 at 9:03 PM
I don't think I've ever gotten whiplash from a video like this.
I found out the reasoning for this.
Since the sale to Snapple, Dr Pepper no longer has the complete rights to distribution of their own bottled products. Coke and Pepsi fill in, but have slightly different production processes.
Coke produces the bottle on the left, Pepsi does the one on the right.
Since the sale to Snapple, Dr Pepper no longer has the complete rights to distribution of their own bottled products. Coke and Pepsi fill in, but have slightly different production processes.
Coke produces the bottle on the left, Pepsi does the one on the right.
November 22, 2024 at 7:33 AM
I found out the reasoning for this.
Since the sale to Snapple, Dr Pepper no longer has the complete rights to distribution of their own bottled products. Coke and Pepsi fill in, but have slightly different production processes.
Coke produces the bottle on the left, Pepsi does the one on the right.
Since the sale to Snapple, Dr Pepper no longer has the complete rights to distribution of their own bottled products. Coke and Pepsi fill in, but have slightly different production processes.
Coke produces the bottle on the left, Pepsi does the one on the right.