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It's a good show called From that was only available on MGM. I think. We watched it a couple of times on free 7-Day trials. I assume the article is saying that now it's on Netflix and it's popular.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 4 days ago (1 child)

    Ok. That sounds totally reasonable. When you said over a month, i thought you had one of those MRE barrels from Costco. We usually have a case of water and a case of bubbly water cans in the garage and we could probably live for 4 weeks if we had effectivity to keep things frozen. We're bad about throwing stuff into the garage freezer and forgetting it's there - mostly chicken nuggets, French fries, pizza. Cucumbers, tomatillos, and hatch peppers are growing right now.

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