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What about the country on the top of a snow mountain, the country forever covered in snow, the desert country, which face difficulties to get vegetables.
cactus maybe?
Quote from: pannadevi on 10 January 2011, 10:14:06 PM
What about the country on the top of a snow mountain, the country forever covered in snow, the desert country, which face difficulties to get vegetables.
caktus buat yang di padang pasir, yang bersalju dan tertutup es?
Quote from: aitristina on 13 January 2011, 09:24:55 AM
cactus maybe?
could u try it first?
dont try to encourages others if u couldnt do that. try for yourself firstly to eat cactus, before u encourages others. ok?
as long as i know cactus can cure someone who dehidration in the desert, not for the daily food usage.