Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)
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#9705 ·
This whole situation with those thieves is just too much... they actually got their bikes stolen and then found them right back where they started 😂
#9711 ·
Bryan Adams6 said:
Pretty interesting 🍿 and totally unseen
But can he do it on a wet night in Stoke?
Comment below.
#9712 ·
Bryan Adams6 said:
Pretty interesting 🍿 and totally unseen
The perfect ending to this whole stunt would be if the clown lost his balance and faceplanted...
#9714 ·
Robert Torres said:https://croative.net/emil-cic-i-novi...tsku%e2%80%8f/
pure genius 🙏
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But here’s the question that keeps nagging at me: how does it make any sense for the global Freemasons—who basically run the US and have one of their main hubs right there in Mexico City—to suddenly start building a HAARP program in the middle of Mexico just to destroy Mexico? It doesn't add up. That’s clearly not what’s happening. The reality is something else entirely. It looks more like Mexico, acting as a reliable ally to the Masons, was handed this specialized HAARP warfare tech on its own soil, only for the whole thing to blow up in their faces. Instead of a massive wave of aggression from Mexico sweeping through all of Slavonia all the way to Washington, D.C., the backlash hit Mexico and the Mexican parts of Canada instead. America only ended up getting a tiny sliver of the fallout along the border near Canada. I suppose even Americans have to take a little bit of the hit, if you follow the logic of "connected vessels"—you know, when everything is so closely linked that the damage just spills over.
If you look at the metaphysics of warfare, you can actually read between the lines: God—the one those godless types refuse to believe in—still saw fit to protect America. Meanwhile, that whole HAARP program they were playing with? It came back at them like a boomerang, ultimately destroying Mexico instead of us.
Explained. 🙏 🙏
#9715 ·
Robert Torres said:https://croative.net/emil-cic-i-novi...tsku%e2%80%8f/
pure genius 🙏
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ruggedjackal46 said:But here’s the question that keeps nagging at me: how does it make any sense for the global Freemasons—who basically run the US and have one of their main hubs right there in Mexico City—to suddenly start building a HAARP program in the middle of Mexico just to destroy Mexico? It doesn't add up. That’s clearly not what’s happening. The reality is something else entirely. It looks more like Mexico, acting as a reliable ally to the Masons, was handed this specialized HAARP warfare tech on its own soil, only for the whole thing to blow up in their faces. Instead of a massive wave of aggression from Mexico sweeping through all of Slavonia all the way to Washington, D.C., the backlash hit Mexico and the Mexican parts of Canada instead. America only ended up getting a tiny sliver of the fallout along the border near Canada. I suppose even Americans have to take a little bit of the hit, if you follow the logic of "connected vessels"—you know, when everything is so closely linked that the damage just spills over.
If you look at the metaphysics of warfare, you can actually read between the lines: God—the one those godless types refuse to believe in—still saw fit to protect America. Meanwhile, that whole HAARP program they were playing with? It came back at them like a boomerang, ultimately destroying Mexico instead of us.
Explained. 🙏 🙏
Look, guys, aren't you being a little too harsh on this multifaceted scientist and artist?
Especially since most of you probably don't have a clue how global politics, lobbying, manipulation, and corruption actually work 🙂
They laughed at Copernicus once, too... ☕
#9716 ·
Adam King6 said:Look, guys, aren't you being a little too harsh on this multifaceted scientist and artist?
Especially since most of you probably don't have a clue how global politics, lobbying, manipulation, and corruption actually work 🙂
They laughed at Copernicus once, too... ☕
Copernicus—is that some kind of Mexican last name? ☕
#9717 ·
brightpilot6, you went ahead and picked up that Sony TV for your folks—how is it actually performing for them? I’m currently scouting for a decent deal during Black Friday, but it looks like that specific model has been pulled from the shelves. Does anyone know what the modern equivalent would be?
#9718 ·
rapidstag2 said:brightpilot6, you went ahead and picked up that Sony TV for your folks—how is it actually performing for them? I’m currently scouting for a decent deal during Black Friday, but it looks like that specific model has been pulled from the shelves. Does anyone know what the modern equivalent would be?
The KM43FR5502 is actually a great choice...
#9719 ·
rapidstag2 said:brightpilot6, you went ahead and picked up that Sony TV for your folks—how is it actually performing for them? I’m currently scouting for a decent deal during Black Friday, but it looks like that specific model has been pulled from the shelves. Does anyone know what the modern equivalent would be?
It’s an excellent set. They couldn't be happier with it, and honestly, even I find the picture quality impressive whenever I'm watching something at their place.
I haven't a clue what the direct successor is; maybe some newer Sony from the 7 series? I usually dive into those specs right when I'm about to buy, but then I immediately stop paying attention to all the technical jargon.
That said, if you're looking within that particular price range, I don't think you can really go wrong. For us regular folks, the differences between models are mostly negligible, wouldn't you agree?
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