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[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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bruce is a doll. if it ever came down to a zombie apocalypse or any other kind, he'd be the one protecting most of us... and feeding us, cause he stocked for apocalypse.

he says he used to think he'd just shoot anyone who came to his door hungry if it came down to apocalypse, until he got to know the kids and decided he couldn't do that and god wouldn't want him to.

 

i try to stock up a little to relieve the burden just in case.

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i don;t get it.

 

And you're not the only one...

so you;re not gonna explain that other one or did i miss it?

 

notice the products in white, that's what I think are his, or his planned one, they are simple and easy to understand, plus no money on graphics/slogans. ie. making a simple, distinguishable brand, with no brand name in sight

so you;re not gonna explain that other one or did i miss it?

 

notice the products in white, that's what I think are his, or his planned one, they are simple and easy to understand, plus no money on graphics/slogans. ie. making a simple, distinguishable brand, with no brand name in sight

 

 

thoe are called generic brands and they've been sold in the US for decades.

 

i'm guessing not so in south africa then.

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