Isn’t it weird how almost no other animal that naturally eats raw meat gets sick from it?
Unless you count being full of parasites as getting sick.
That's what they used to say about Daisy's Destruction. It was considered an urban legend for years, up until the people behind it were arrested in Thailand.
I should thank you for the genocide of my people? Typical, you probably consider anyone outside of your tribe to be subhuman anyway.
So you're denying the ongoing great replacement?
The url is right there in the screenshot, top article on their page is that one, which is full of links to sources.
Not gonna download your sketchy pdf, probably riddled with viruses.
Bernie Sanders FBI
Da fuk?
None of those are relevant to the question. You posted three different links to what the temperature is, but my question is how can we measure that if there is an impenetrable wall between us and what is being measured.
Temperature in Space(!) - 2.7-3 Kelvin
Where did that number come from, if a solid wall of oxygen blocks us from getting to space?
Also, the solid oxygen in the video was opaque. So why can we see the moon and stars in the sky?
No worries, fren.
I was backing up your guess, dude.
That's the remains of the Roman fort Antonia, the only building they didn't thoroughly destroy after sacking Jerusalem, and they built with concrete.
Maybe they picked up on your subtle username.
Yeah, it was a real clusterfuck.
Yeah, and for some reason the official citations don't mention how most of the US casualties were friendly fire. They made it sound like those women and children put up a serious fight.
Classic. Obligatory reminder that the largest mass shooting in US history is still the Wounded Knee Massacre, carried out by the US Army while disarming a tribe. The shooting didn't start until the disarmament was nearly done, and the shooters were given medals later.
That's a glacier. What's past the ice? If it's really flat, there should be a point where you can fly out past the ice and look down.
Always some excuse about atmospheric distortion or fisheye lenses. Meanwhile, I have yet to see a single picture of the edge of the Earth.
Ah, I thought you were saying he'd described the Roman voyage. Them following his book makes much more sense.
The missing sections of Plato's Critias describe this library and the route to it, which the Romans followed.
Rome was still just a city-state and part of the League of Latin Cities when Plato died.
That's why they have lobbying and control over the leadership of both parties.
Eh, most of them will only wear it for a month or two, then it'll start collecting dust.
Doubly so when there's betting on it.