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Hello welcome to E.U. my fellow African immigrants. Now if you look to the side you'll see all your life savings being dump as I drive you back to uga booga Africa.
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New Scientist, the tablet bears specific symbols including a stylized human head eating from a bowl (which meant βrationβ to the Sumerians) and a conical vessel for containing an alcoholic beverage (the cuneiform for βbeerβ). Around the tablet appear markings that record how much beer a specific worker was entitled to, the article explains. Mesopotamians werenβt the only ones to use alcohol as a currency. In fact, ancient Egyptians were often paid anywhere from 4 to 5 liters of beer a day for working on the pyramids.
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In ancient Babylon, for the sale of bad beer, they were executed by drowning in it.
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Good Morning Vibesπβ¨