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They make the beans and rice with lard though. That amount of fat creates loose stools.Bruh its beans, rice, and meat.
It's the mexiwater that makes you spew from both ends.
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They make the beans and rice with lard though. That amount of fat creates loose stools.Bruh its beans, rice, and meat.
It's the mexiwater that makes you spew from both ends.
I'm saying that modern civilization believes all kinds of shit because they don't know shit
"Things always get better" is one of those scarred-in thought-stopping concepts. People shut down if you suggest otherwise.To touch on that. I do think there's a general movement in education to say everyone in the past was an idiot and right now we are the smartest we have ever been to help foster the idea that everything being done is correct and you should never question it.
Can you share more info for the thread?There was a rash of train based suicides that followed a similar pattern.
I assumed the Irish-are-jews post was a shitpost; either way, my policy is "yes, and" in most cases. That being said, tell be more about that new slur I can use, please.Hebrew is derived from the untranslated biblical word "ivri".
there's a fancy philosophy word to describe this that's escaping me at the moment that (in my interpretation) meant their beliefs are accurate in their understanding of reality that's supports the idea that reality is illusion created by mass consensus.
To touch on that. I do think there's a general movement in education to say everyone in the past was an idiot and right now we are the smartest we have ever been to help foster the idea that everything being done is correct and you should never question it.
IDK if you're looking for "progressivism" as a word, but it fits."Things always get better" is one of those scarred-in thought-stopping concepts. People shut down if you suggest otherwise.
-- because Joe believes all looters are White kids.We had a a podcasting studio in LA on Sunset. We were doing pretty well. Hosting a lot of shows, guys you knew, like when COVID hit. Kill Tony came and worked out of our studio, Jeremiah, Metzger, all all the guys. Didn't make any money but it was a cool setup but then they lock down the city impossibly and uh we didn't really know what to do then they set fire to the city somehow and uh the wife and I are racing down Hollywood Boulevard being chased by people with bats and and boxes of Adidas and uh we were like "This is this went this is too much." And we just started packing and that's it. We got out and I didn't know what to do so um you know I've been working in showbiz not super successfully like on the cusp but I've been a professional host, editor, producer, writer for TV, so I was like YouTube, easy, I'm a natural. So I started the channel talking about science and weird stuff and it was the hardest thing I ever did. It was, it was like impossible to do um and I started out like following all the consultants...
If you rearrange the letters of "ginger", then you get "nigger".If the Irish were in control the race swapping of all red haired females in media wouldn't be a thing.
Unless that's to throw us off the scent...
I wish I could, I’ve been trying to find it all day. I remember it was like 15 to 20 children and it all took place either in Southeast Asia or it could’ve been Australia, but I’m not finding a lot of results. Also, it’s really hard to sort through because there are so many train suicides everywhereCan you share more info for the thread?
I appreciate you trying. The reason I ask is because the partner of a friend of a friend threw themselves under a train, right in front of their partner, after saying "I love you". It happened around the time a few train suicides happened in the UK.I wish I could, I’ve been trying to find it all day. I remember it was like 15 to 20 children and it all took place either in Southeast Asia or it could’ve been Australia, but I’m not finding a lot of results. Also, it’s really hard to sort through because there are so many train suicides everywhere
If you know the year, you can narrow the search by typing before:2020 or whatever.I wish I could, I’ve been trying to find it all day. I remember it was like 15 to 20 children and it all took place either in Southeast Asia or it could’ve been Australia, but I’m not finding a lot of results. Also, it’s really hard to sort through because there are so many train suicides everywhere
That does sound very much like dissociation. It's common when you spend a lot of time immersed in unreality, behind a screen and out of contact with your own physical limitations. Exercise tends to help.Maybe I’m just going full schizo, who knows...
Lately, I can’t shake this feeling that everything around me is fake — like, painfully fake. I don’t even know how to explain it properly… it all feels so unnervingly off, almost hyperreal. Like reality itself is trying so hard to convince me it’s “real” that it starts to feel like a parody.
It’s been getting so intense lately that sometimes it feels like if I just reached out, I could tear through whatever this thin veil is in front of me.
What’s behind it? I have no idea. But day by day, this sense of wrongness is getting louder, heavier, like a pressure building in the back of my mind.
Maybe I’m just going full schizo, who knows...
It also sounds like derealization disorder. @teriyakiburns is also correct that exercise will help. Not just cardio, though.That does sound very much like dissociation. It's common when you spend a lot of time immersed in unreality, behind a screen and out of contact with your own physical limitations. Exercise tends to help.
I don't buy it.
The patinson-gimlin film made a huge impression on culture and the silhouette of Bigfoot taking a step is immediately recognizable as a symbol. But the silhouette doesn't show the breasts, so it's not something most people are familiar with, really. It's one of those high entropy pieces of information that stands out- because she has boobs; it's such a weirdly specific detail.
I don't know if that film is an actual shot of bigfoot or not. I don't think it changes much either way because upright walking primates have been observed in nature.The patinson-gimlin film made a huge impression on culture and the silhouette of Bigfoot taking a step is immediately recognizable as a symbol. But the silhouette doesn't show the breasts, so it's not something most people are familiar with, really. It's one of those high entropy pieces of information that stands out
The problem is that Robert Pattinson was a dying man with a legacy to prove who published books about finding Bigfoot. He had a history of swindling and conman behavior. The image of a Bigfoot with pendulous swinging breasts was one that he had previously created. It's suspect enough to be worthy of discarding on that merit alone.
But all of the analysis I've read about gorilla suits and the Bob hieronomous story just don't add up. They give very specific details about what happened that just don't describe what we see in the video. There isn't a zipper on the back of the suit. It all seeks to debunk, to find an easy explanation to back up the preconception that it's a man in a suit and doesn't seek to find real answers to any uncertainty.
Honestly, it probably was a suit designed by a con man to specifically fool a low resolution camera, who covered all of his tracks. It wasn't just a monkey suit from a cheap vaudeville act. Bob Gimlin was never in on it because Robert Pattinson knew how to run a swindle. Everyone is just taking a manufactured uncertainty as genuine because time has given it the benefit of the doubt and it allows them to build more uncertainty on top of it to take advantage of.
To add to this, the AI we know about and have access to, just like most technologies, is two decades behind what TPTB really have.oblige the US government when they request for immediate access to their most-refined video modeling (which they can then subsequently clean up to get rid of obvious errors before releasing).
Stuxnet was introduced to the Iranian nuclear program by agents plugging in infected USB drivesMossad requested Microsoft and (IIRC) Intel, create hard drives that would be delivered to Iran and used in their Nuclear Power Plant - the one supposedly enriching uranium for nuclear weapons. The Iranians weren't stupid though. They kept their NPP firewalled up to the hilt, with no chance of espoinage or cyberattacks possible at all. However, when the Iranians came to turn on their computers to run the NPP, disaster struck. A virus, somehow, made it into their system and corrupted everything, forcing the NPP back years. What MS, Intel and Mossad did, was to build HDD's with code hidden below the level of the lowest level of the kernel. Code that could not be detected by anyone, no matter how good their skills were, no matter how deep they looked in the code. This hidden program, when plugged in to the NPP computers, activated a virus that spread throughout the entire plant. This happens today on all modern hardware to restrict their ability.
I mean, Iran definitely was pursuing nukes, just like Iraq was. They know that's what would let them sit at the Grown-Ups Table.Iran