Kak.
I’m all for folk remedies but what exactly do they mean by “rubes” the soles of the feet?
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and which step in making a soup is “rube-ing” the soles of your feet with the main ingredient? remind me not to eat any more soup.
do we say kaka if we agree, im confused.
actually of all three things on that shelf, garlic is the way forward with a cold. also, not on your feet. there are other nice things to do with feet.
no you say Kif – as in I agree with the article. Gets confusing. But you’ll work it out