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chad knight
Ibn Sina
>>151 (OP)
me at 30
>>151 (OP)
me at 30
are robot fights a sport?
the chinese might think so
>>150 (OP)
i dont htink so, maybe its entertainment>>150 (OP)
i dont htink so, maybe its entertainmenti hate loud music
>>113 (OP)
maybe try reduce the volume>>113 (OP)
listen to Amore by that Italian nigga>>113 (OP)
maybe try reduce the volume>>113 (OP)
listen to Amore by that Italian niggawhy do hotdogs come in a pack of 12 when you can only fit 10 up your ass?
LEMONROLLED!1!1!1! LEMONROLL SOMEONE ELSE NOW!1!1!LEMONROLLED!1!1!1! LEMONROLL SOMEONE ELSE NOW!1!1!Please, don't look at the eclipse. Don't look at this eclipse or any other, not even with glasses, and certainly not with the ones some governments are giving away, because the danger is truly great.
All ancient civilizations feared eclipses, and with good reason. No ancient civilization was unaware of this. And you might say, "Well, it's a natural phenomenon." Yes, of course, there are natural phenomena like lightning, but you don't expose yourself to lightning, right? Well, ancient civilizations always knew that the organic effects produced by eclipses are negative, they are harmful. So please, don't look at it.
In the past, dozens of megalithic astronomical observatories were built. These all had a wide variety of functions but one they all shared was predicting the appearance of eclipses. Why? Because they knew that eclipses have negative effects on all higher organisms: plants, animals, and people. There is a change in the wavelengths, a change in the light, and this change is
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>>189 (OP)
but ser eclipse is coolPlease, don't look at the eclipse. Don't look at this eclipse or any other, not even with glasses, and certainly not with the ones some governments are giving away, because the danger is truly great.
All ancient civilizations feared eclipses, and with good reason. No ancient civilization was unaware of this. And you might say, "Well, it's a natural phenomenon." Yes, of course, there are natural phenomena like lightning, but you don't expose yourself to lightning, right? Well, ancient civilizations always knew that the organic effects produced by eclipses are negative, they are harmful. So please, don't look at it.
In the past, dozens of megalithic astronomical observatories were built. These all had a wide variety of functions but one they all shared was predicting the appearance of eclipses. Why? Because they knew that eclipses have negative effects on all higher organisms: plants, animals, and people. There is a change in the wavelengths, a change in the light, and this change is
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>>189 (OP)
but ser eclipse is coolI made beans on toast (again)
Backflipping between 2 moving trucks and over a highway sign
A Bombardier beetle using its chemical defence.
Wrapping a single long, rectangular piece of fabric around the body was exactly how many ancient culture made their fashion. by ironlily
>>28 (OP)
allegedly, ancient romans actually disliked their togas because they were uncomfortable and difficult to wear, and only used them for political and ceremonial purposes
Wrapping a single long, rectangular piece of fabric around the body was exactly how many ancient culture made their fashion. by ironlily
>>957 (OP)
what this guy eat bro>>957 (OP)
what this guy eat broPresident Trump now plays golf surrounded by barbed wire and an AN/TWQ-1 Avenger air defense system.
>>106 (OP)
lol>>106 (OP)
bro whatPresident Trump now plays golf surrounded by barbed wire and an AN/TWQ-1 Avenger air defense system.
>>106 (OP)
lol>>106 (OP)
bro whatI like oatmeal but only is it's made with MILK!
>>222 (OP)
and its heatlhy, best food>>222 (OP)
and its heatlhy, best foodThe movie was ass, but man I love this track.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpaOuEUDGfU
The movie was ass, but man I love this track.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpaOuEUDGfU