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  1. @meduza_bot
    Piglets are quite sweet little wrinkly things. It’s when they get old and hard nosed that piglets turn into fat vicious swine.

    #putrid #chump

  2. @meduza_bot
    Piglets are quite sweet little wrinkly things. It’s when they get old and hard nosed that piglets turn into fat vicious swine.

    #putrid #chump

  3. @meduza_bot
    Piglets are quite sweet little wrinkly things. It’s when they get old and hard nosed that piglets turn into fat vicious swine.

    #putrid #chump

  4. @meduza_bot
    Piglets are quite sweet little wrinkly things. It’s when they get old and hard nosed that piglets turn into fat vicious swine.

    #putrid #chump

  5. @chasdebrus You can watch #Russia self destructing as we speak, and in real time.

    No need to go back to Germany in the 30s. Left unchecked (read in alive), #Putrid will NOT stop. If he takes #Ukraine, he will go on to all of his neighbours, and then Europe itself.

  6. @chasdebrus You can watch #Russia self destructing as we speak, and in real time.

    No need to go back to Germany in the 30s. Left unchecked (read in alive), #Putrid will NOT stop. If he takes #Ukraine, he will go on to all of his neighbours, and then Europe itself.

  7. @chasdebrus You can watch #Russia self destructing as we speak, and in real time.

    No need to go back to Germany in the 30s. Left unchecked (read in alive), #Putrid will NOT stop. If he takes #Ukraine, he will go on to all of his neighbours, and then Europe itself.

  8. #December 12, 1912
    #OTD In The #Chattanooga #News:
    "Q. What is the largest #Flower in the world?
    A. Arnold's #Rafflesia - Discovered in #Sumatra (1818). The entire flower measures about a yard across & weighs about 15 lbs."

    The Rafflesia arnoldii honors two men: Sir Stamford #Raffles (#Expedition #Leader) & his friend, James Arnold (#Naturalist & #Botanist), who died shortly after #Discovering the #Putrid #Bloom, which looks & smells like rotting flesh - thus the name #Corpse or #Meat flower.

  9. #December 12, 1912
    #OTD In The #Chattanooga #News:
    "Q. What is the largest #Flower in the world?
    A. Arnold's #Rafflesia - Discovered in #Sumatra (1818). The entire flower measures about a yard across & weighs about 15 lbs."

    The Rafflesia arnoldii honors two men: Sir Stamford #Raffles (#Expedition #Leader) & his friend, James Arnold (#Naturalist & #Botanist), who died shortly after #Discovering the #Putrid #Bloom, which looks & smells like rotting flesh - thus the name #Corpse or #Meat flower.

  10. #December 12, 1912
    #OTD In The #Chattanooga #News:
    "Q. What is the largest #Flower in the world?
    A. Arnold's #Rafflesia - Discovered in #Sumatra (1818). The entire flower measures about a yard across & weighs about 15 lbs."

    The Rafflesia arnoldii honors two men: Sir Stamford #Raffles (#Expedition #Leader) & his friend, James Arnold (#Naturalist & #Botanist), who died shortly after #Discovering the #Putrid #Bloom, which looks & smells like rotting flesh - thus the name #Corpse or #Meat flower.

  11. #December 12, 1912
    #OTD In The #Chattanooga #News:
    "Q. What is the largest #Flower in the world?
    A. Arnold's #Rafflesia - Discovered in #Sumatra (1818). The entire flower measures about a yard across & weighs about 15 lbs."

    The Rafflesia arnoldii honors two men: Sir Stamford #Raffles (#Expedition #Leader) & his friend, James Arnold (#Naturalist & #Botanist), who died shortly after #Discovering the #Putrid #Bloom, which looks & smells like rotting flesh - thus the name #Corpse or #Meat flower.

  12. #December 12, 1912
    #OTD In The #Chattanooga #News:
    "Q. What is the largest #Flower in the world?
    A. Arnold's #Rafflesia - Discovered in #Sumatra (1818). The entire flower measures about a yard across & weighs about 15 lbs."

    The Rafflesia arnoldii honors two men: Sir Stamford #Raffles (#Expedition #Leader) & his friend, James Arnold (#Naturalist & #Botanist), who died shortly after #Discovering the #Putrid #Bloom, which looks & smells like rotting flesh - thus the name #Corpse or #Meat flower.