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windfall vegan
a person who will only eat fruit that has been discarded by the trees (dropped off by natural causes e.g. the wind)
the ultimate selfless act to only eat that which wants to be eaten (fruit want to be eaten for seed dispersal) and you're only eating it when it wants you to when it has decided to discard it (off the tree).
the ultimate selfless act to only eat that which wants to be eaten (fruit want to be eaten for seed dispersal) and you're only eating it when it wants you to when it has decided to discard it (off the tree).
bob: im goin' windfall vegan
fred: wow thats hardcore, like gandhi?
bob: nah, he was a fruitarian, he ate root vegetables aswell which the plant needs as a source of nutrients
fred: wow thats hardcore, like gandhi?
bob: nah, he was a fruitarian, he ate root vegetables aswell which the plant needs as a source of nutrients
windfall vegan by Ted Slade December 17, 2009
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A windfall is expected to plunge from the government.
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the windfall prophets
the windfall prophets are a band that formed in the fall of 2008. they play rock, blues, and there current line up is walker rumpf as songwriter/guitar/vocals, mike erlacher on drums, frank carrelini on guitar and mickey d'addario on bass. They are known for there great live performances, and there interesting songs.
guy- what are you doing tonight?
girl- going to see the most awesome band the Windfall Prophets of course!!
girl- going to see the most awesome band the Windfall Prophets of course!!
the windfall prophets by frank norris March 10, 2009
windfall profit
"A tax levied on a industry by a politician eager to pander to economically ignorant voters who, for whatever reason, are upset with that industry." Neal Boortz
Barack Obama said, "I'll make oil companies like Exxon pay a tax on their windfall profits, and we'll use the money to help families pay for their skyrocketing energy costs and other bills."
windfall profit by Mykel D. June 10, 2008
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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