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Save our souls! From those fucking earthworms? and got a better answer
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ewwww hate the world against worms?
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Ew! Hate the world against the worms.
Ew! Hate the world against the worms.
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that's right! they're a pain in the ass
that's right! they're a pain in the ass
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I'm afraid of them. I don't like talking about them.
I'm afraid of them. I don't like talking about them.
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so natural! IT REMINDS ME OF MY CHILDHOOD!
so natural! IT REMINDS ME OF MY CHILDHOOD!
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Yeah, and fishing what without them?
Yeah, and fishing what without them?
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They say they are the main thing in our life - they keep the land fertile and do not let people die of hunger.
They say they are the main thing in our life - they keep the land fertile and do not let people die of hunger.
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Look closely at piles of soil on the surface. They are like balls stuck and pressed together. This is the work of worms. But they create these piles, moving under the ground and pushing them ahead of themselves. But if they find a leaf or other food, they pass it through themselves and thus destroy fallen leaves and other dead vegetation. So gradually the humus is created. Especially in a manure heap. The warmth of the manure heap. creates the conditions for their reproduction. But if they are destroyed, they will be undergrown fruits. They do not receive enough substances from the decomposed soil.
Look closely at piles of soil on the surface. They are like balls stuck and pressed together. This is the work of worms. But they create these piles, moving under the ground and pushing them ahead of themselves. But if they find a leaf or other food, they pass it through themselves and thus destroy fallen leaves and other dead vegetation. So gradually the humus is created. Especially in a manure heap. The warmth of the manure heap. creates the conditions for their reproduction. But if they are destroyed, they will be undergrown fruits. They do not receive enough substances from the decomposed soil.
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did not understand the essence of the question.
did not understand the essence of the question.
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Is this a stone in the garden of the Spam? Yes, but worms are good. Yum, yum, yum:
Is this a stone in the garden of the Spam? Yes, but worms are good. Yum, yum, yum: