@20:36 No, If you look into it, the US also try’s to …

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Comment on Goddess of 2ch: “Where Did All These G Cups Come From!?” by Anonymous:

@20:36 No, If you look into it, the US also try’s to cover up some of their beef Mad Cow nonsense. Even US experts aren’t sure If American beef is safe. And the thing about US people being cautionary towards these Mad Cow cases? That’s bullshit, because that’s the minority you’re speaking of. As for the majority of US citizens? They don’t question the shit they eat at McDonald’s, Burger King, or other fast food joints that make food with beef. And because those places offer cheap and fast food, they’d rather eat that shit than to question it. Even Europe has a ban on American beef, not to mention a lot of Asia as well won’t tolerate it.

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Goddess of 2ch: “Where Did All These G Cups Come From!?”:

Anon isn’t saying a woman who wears a 36A can wear a 30D. They’re saying it’s the same cup size on a different band. They’re still correct.
Goddess of 2ch: “Where Did All These G Cups Come From!?”:

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gaiz. stop talking about american beef there’s enough around here. focus on boobs plz.
Goddess of 2ch: “Where Did All These G Cups Come From!?”:

Entirely incorrect. A 36A can WEAR a 30D bra, but they are not a 30D. If they measure as a 36A, then it means their torso is 36 inches around, beneath the breast. A is the cup size. To get the cup size, you measure the fullest part of your breasts, then subtract that number from the first one. Every inch difference is a cup size. In other words, if you have a 36 strap size (measured beneath the breasts) and you measure your breasts and they equal out to be 37 inches, you have an A cup. If its …
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Farmers are either really stupid not knowing what they are doing to their cattle, or they are trying to sell their products like used car salesmen by obscuring the facts. It’s always about the money. Diatomaceous earth is used to control intestinal parasites (worms), hardly a “fortification” of feed. The “biotic (sic) injection” he talks about is rBGH, or artificial growth hormone by Monsanto/Eli Lilly, Posilac. It is used to extend milk production. Seven to eight more pounds of milk being …