Times you Burned Local™?
Burn LocalReach GlobalOn Truth Social™
Would be quicker to list times I didnt bro
nah homes it was a lot different than thathttps://youtu.be/xcwFRI01C-Y
honestly i think the implication that one should focus their efforts locally and uplift ones immediate environment is good advice
start burning local
>>223198609kek
>>223198609lol
>>223197201i once used a magnifying glass to incinerate ants in my neighborhood
never
>>223197201I smoked locally grown and cultivated cannabis
>>223197201why is his hat so big
>>223201657to hide his jewish physiognomy
>>223201657Those hats only come in large regular and small.
>>223197201burn local is about doing deep before you go wide
>>223197201Hehe
>>223197201Burn Local is a campaign urging campers and others to only burn local firewood instead of taking firewood from near you to burn at a campsite to avoid introducing invasive pests in the area. That's the big mystery.
>>223197201yo Big B in da house!!
Bring to room temperature national
Why isn’t he burning local in Tel Aviv where he belongs?
I'm Searing Municipal.
>>223197201just now
>>223201745mostly peaceful
The thread slowed down so i decided to take a little nap. What did I miss??
>>223202309GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE NAPPER
I mean, I cook pizza in my backyard on a wood-fire oven. Does that count?
>>223202309Somebody get these NAPPERS outta here
>>223197875>t. Free,3 Globaler
We mock Burn Local, but have you actually tried it?
>>223199920evil sadist I will never consider cunts like you normal
>>223201657mask you sumthin man. how you gon burn local when you worried about ants? lemme tell you sumthin man. that aint gon work. i'm a better man than you
>>223202731Hey man, the ants represent the global freeze. the monotonous routine of the everyday man. Burning the ants it to burn local, to become passionate about what is around you, and discard the ant liek life of the global freezer
That time I 'accidentally' burned the high school gym.I burned a local.*badum-FUCKIN'-tish*
>>223197201Damn. Vin Deisel got old.
At the Madam' Organ bar in Maryland, everybody knew that Jon Bernthal’s mouth was “free use”: when he was on club grounds, anyone, at any time, could push him to his knees and demand service, no questions asked. Dressed in just a distressed black trenchcoat and Burn Local baseball cap, Bernthal would be kept busy until closing time, and many of the Stallion’s patrons fondly recall him stumbling out of the club after a long night’s work, still half drunk, beads of perspiration speckling his signature schnoz. In front of the camera, Jon was known for taking control and directing the action of the movie, but on his off-days he preferred to totally let go — closing his eyes, relaxing his throat, and losing himself in the intoxicating rhythm of thrust after thrust. A Maryland boy through and through, Bernthal embodied the working class ethic of the Evergreen State, taking a quiet pride in the labor he performed, making sure that anytime he was on his knees, the man towering above him left the encounter fully satisfied.
Fred Montgomery Ward
>>223202712you don't burn local??
