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Austro-Bavarian States wrote:

I was thinking of the overthrowing of the Hawaiian Kingdom.

That would make more sense. Though I'm not sure exactly when that was.

Agencourt wrote:

I just realized I put the wrong year.

Ellis Island was opened?

This isolation, this silence. IT IS DEAFENING.

This place. . . It used to be a paradise, but now they have taken from me what was left.

Down there, in the mines is what we have both been desiring. What we have both been looking for.

It is the source of this infection and down there, there may be a solution to all this madness.

Soviet Enclave of America wrote:

This isolation, this silence. IT IS DEAFENING.

This place. . . It used to be a paradise, but now they have taken from me what was left.

Down there, in the mines is what we have both been desiring. What we have both been looking for.

It is the source of this infection and down there, there may be a solution to all this madness.

The solution is X. Element X.

_{For another epic: What are brownies covered with according to MIL-C-44072C?}

Chucky the doll wrote:

Aww...okay...insert sad face here...

It's perfectly fine!

Agencourt wrote:

_{For another epic: What are brownies covered with according to MIL-C-44072C?}

the what

Agencourt wrote:

MIL-C-44072C? That's the Departement of Defence manual for the cooking of brownies.

Yeah, but how do you expect someone who doesn't have in-depth military ration knowledge to know that from the top of their head?

Meadowfields wrote:

Yeah, but how do you expect someone who doesn't have in-depth military ration knowledge to know that from the top of their head?

It's a minor meme due to news reporting, plus the PDF has been FOIA'd.

(also Valefisk video).

Meadowfields wrote:

Umm...let me just guess for this one.
Chocolate?

Unfortunately, the DoD can't spell, so incorrect.

Meadowfields wrote:

What is it then?
Choclate?
Chcolate?
Chocolat?

none of those-

Do you want me to just tell you?

Meadowfields wrote:

Yes

Page one, line two:

"... AND BROWNIES; COCOLATE COVERED"
(emphasis added)