>>725055852
Wave based survival shooter.
4chan Search
15 results for "eecf1e0225a1903e4c8638a24995692d"
>>82979715
don't come here lad, it's not worth it.
don't come here lad, it's not worth it.
>>520225306
My money is on the Indians etc, there is a billion+ of them to throw at the problem, and hell even they were smart enough to break off from the common wealth scheme.
My money is on the Indians etc, there is a billion+ of them to throw at the problem, and hell even they were smart enough to break off from the common wealth scheme.
>>519677290
It's fucking OVER.
It's fucking OVER.
>>519556552
I see an industrious and resourceful people still reeling from the effects of British colonialism.
>Others were created because of segregation imposed by the colonialists. For example, Dharavi slum of Mumbai – now one of the largest slums in India, used to be a village referred to as Koliwadas, and Mumbai used to be referred as Bombay. In 1887, the British colonial government expelled all tanneries, other noxious industry and poor natives who worked in the peninsular part of the city and colonial housing area, to what was back then the northern fringe of the city – a settlement now called Dharavi. This settlement attracted no colonial supervision or investment in terms of road infrastructure, sanitation, public services or housing. The poor moved into Dharavi, found work as servants in colonial offices and homes and in the foreign owned tanneries and other polluting industries near Dharavi. To live, the poor built shanty towns within easy commute to work. By 1947, the year India became an independent nation of the commonwealth, Dharavi had blossomed into Bombay's largest slum
Literally created by the British. But the tables have turned.
I see an industrious and resourceful people still reeling from the effects of British colonialism.
>Others were created because of segregation imposed by the colonialists. For example, Dharavi slum of Mumbai – now one of the largest slums in India, used to be a village referred to as Koliwadas, and Mumbai used to be referred as Bombay. In 1887, the British colonial government expelled all tanneries, other noxious industry and poor natives who worked in the peninsular part of the city and colonial housing area, to what was back then the northern fringe of the city – a settlement now called Dharavi. This settlement attracted no colonial supervision or investment in terms of road infrastructure, sanitation, public services or housing. The poor moved into Dharavi, found work as servants in colonial offices and homes and in the foreign owned tanneries and other polluting industries near Dharavi. To live, the poor built shanty towns within easy commute to work. By 1947, the year India became an independent nation of the commonwealth, Dharavi had blossomed into Bombay's largest slum
Literally created by the British. But the tables have turned.
>>519024976
HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>>519004850
I also like jeet cringe
I also like jeet cringe
>>215814974
not in my watch
not in my watch
>WOLOLOLOLOLOLO