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would you eat a piece of your own soul in the form of a sweet juicy grape? would you experience yourself in all your emotions and hopes and understand what someone who loves you might see in you as the sweet juice washes across your tongue and finds its way down your throat, leaving you with a feeling of something lost and weakness in your body?

54% yes
22% no
22% ???
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THATS RIGHT IM STILL PTN POSTING

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@lizzie yea id love to eat a regular green grape
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@lizzie its normal for them to do that, right?
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@lizzie no they're not. green grapes embody all my emotions and hopes and let me understand what someone who loves me might see in you as the sweet juice washes across my tongue and finds its way down my throat, leaving me with a feeling of something lost and weakness in my body
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@coolbean ptn is the first game to ask โ€œwhat if green grapes were redโ€ and nothing else

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@yassie_j clearly youve never had a concord grape

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actually in ptn nobody eats their own soul grape. people only eat the soul grapes of others. its a symbol for how the wealthy devour others in their greed

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@lizzie I donโ€™t think I can, it says theyโ€™re primarily grown in North America, and grapes in Britain come from Southern Europe and Africa

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@yassie_j theyre absurdly round and soft and sweet its almost surreal. theyre also hard to transport so they pretty much exist for grape juice

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@yassie_j i feel like im overblowing it a but tbh but they are really cool

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@lizzie
Honestly this seems like an intensely stacked question. Especially if you already have a feeling of something lost and weakness in your body.
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@lizzie
I have zero context tho so idk.
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@AppleAmps it actually is recoverable with time!

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@lizzie might as well not let it go to waste
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@lizzie @yassie_j

they're originally a cross between a european wine grape and a wild grape from north america. now it's an america and canada only heirloom.
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@lizzie @yassie_j

they are forbidden to grow in europe BECAUSE they are mixed. Europeans are racist against mixed grapes. Grapecists.
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@lizzie @yassie_j

North Carolina Muscadine wine is made with indigenous grapes that were cultivated by colonists in the outer banks. The grapes are from the piedmont and outer banks, but were named after the Moscato wine grapes that they are apparently similar to. This wine is fucking delicious. North Carolina's small wineries are on par with french wineries in terms of quality and terroir.
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@lizzie @yassie_j

I wish our politicians loved America as much as we do. hah.
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@technicallydifficult @lizzie @yassie_j which nc wineries would you recommend ๐Ÿ‘€(โ ใ†โ ฯ‰โ ใ†โ )

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@tides @lizzie @yassie_j

the farms that have their own store and sell nowhere else, there's tons of them in NC and VA and OH, because of cottage production laws. So, You go to a farm where you see grapes, and you go to the area where they have bottles or jars of farm products, or you ask at the counter if you don't see it. The amish ones will also sell you illegal shit on the down low if they see you a lot and know what you want. Like straight up Yoder's Whiskey type shi.
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