I used to work with a kid that had such a terrible gag reflex that he’d gag when talking about the things that had made him gag. I’ve never laughed as hard at someone. 😂😂😂 Dude was a trip.
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I didn’t have this on my Bingo card
Ashton Forbes is convinced, as he wrote to Congress, that he has stumbled upon not just “the most important videos in the history of the world,” but a secret capable of transforming civilization.
Read: rollingstone.com/culture/cul…
There are two separate drops tomorrow featuring, what I call the “Q Flag” aka this exact style of the American flag. I’d watch for Government accounts to post this version of the flag in the next 24-36 hours.
Replying to @StephenKing
@StephenKing Dis you cross eye? Still got that jar or did you eat the contents?
They are nuts man. Completely and totally bonkers.
Any chance Massie is yet another Stealth Bomber?
Hmmmm….
🚨This morning we reached the required 218 signatures on my discharge petition for Epstein Files Transparency Act II !
I’m working closely with @RepJayapal, @RepTeresaLF and @RepRoKhanna to get this to the floor for a vote soon.
Well looks like that answered that question.
I’m shocked he’s not smiling to show off those white choppers of his.
Former NFL HC Rex Ryan was arrested Wednesday morning in Nashville after allegedly running over the feet of two pedestrians with his pickup truck last week.
Police say Ryan continued driving before the pedestrians caught up to him at a red light. He allegedly got out, argued with them, and drove away without exchanging information.
Ryan faces six misdemeanor charges, including leaving the scene of an accident, failing to provide information or aid, and failing to obey traffic signals.
So it’s clear Captain Q wants a fight. I’ve asked him once nicely to leave it be. Leave me alone. Block me. Mute me. Unfollow me. But here’s what’s gonna happen. At some point he’s going to annoy me enough that I just block him. Then when that happens he gets to go on his show and tell all of his followers that I blocked him because I’m scared of him or worse that I’m “controlled opposition” I’m gonna block this dolt because all he does is talk shit. I ain’t the f’ckin one dude.
Let it go.
Last warning.
Replying to @OgAn0n661 @shadygrooove
Shady has never wavered his support for Trump and Q.
You on the other hand….
Titor has always been an intriguing story.
In the year 2000, a man named John Titor logged onto an internet forum and said he was from 2036.
He claimed to be a US soldier sent back to grab an old computer they needed in the future. Specifically the IBM 5100, a 1970s computer, because it supposedly had a secret, undocumented ability to read and translate old IBM code. The interesting thing is, only years later one of the original IBM 5100 engineers confirmed to a newspaper that the ability was real. The general public didn't know about it, and neither did most regular engineers.
So the question is: how did a random forum poster in the year 2000 know an obscure hardware secret that wasn't public knowledge?
Titor also spoke about CERN, and said time travel would come out of them, built from tiny man-made black holes. In 2000, almost nobody outside physics was even saying that name. Now? They're the biggest particle lab on Earth. And John Titor had pointed at them before they even started messing with our universe.
By the end of his message, Titor described endless, slightly-different timelines, splitting off every time someone travels. Worlds where a car model is different, where a book came out in the wrong year, where small details just… don't match your memory.
Sound familiar? Because he described the Mandela Effect. The mass "misremembering" that only got its name in 2009.
So what do you think, is there some truth to his story? And when he traveled back to his timeline… did we get teleported into another?
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The IBM 5100’s emulation was documented in 1970s IBM manuals and 1990s tech papers. CERN was already world-famous for inventing the World Wide Web in 1989, and Titor’s specific predictions (including a 2004 U.S. civil war and a 2015 nuclear war) failed to occur.
home.cern/science/comput…
telegraph.co.uk/news/science/1…
semanticscholar.org/paper/The-IBM-…
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Very interesting theory. ⬇️⬇️
I remain convinced that this is part of a system used to incubate new influencer accounts. I think they use a script and their bot farms look for special characters in the tweet and propel it. Then when the account reaches enough influence, they change the name and start posting political content.
This is just my theory, but I feel strongly that I’m pretty close to the truth.





























