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Giant Golem of Gnostic Geriatric Groypers
@SunStalin
The present day in a 100,000 year context.
가입일 Mayıs 2022
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“…Among your instincts you will find the longing for strong friendships, that the modern evil tries to snuff out. And they have good reason to try this, because every great thing in the past was done through strong friendships between two men or brotherhoods of men…”
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@SunStalin I have a skin condition, like Michael Jackson
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Me realizing that most people on rw twitter are inherently disagreeable and more comfortable having arguments than establishing common ground
GIF
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@foster_type Inviting Jolani to the White House is very reminiscent of Chief Quanah Parker, his litany of massacres and atrocities, wealth amd showmanship, and later praise by Teddy Roosevelt.
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al Qaeda rolling out the red carpet for a little Jewish comedian from the Pale of Settlement is fever dream stuff.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
Jolani gave Zelenskyy the full royal treatment in Damascus.
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This is what it’s like for Japanese girls marrying western guys
Godzilla Shamgodzilla@FanSince09
Imagine like you live with a giant who you cannot communicate at all with. The giant will feed you and see to your basic needs in exchange for occasionally subjecting to horrors beyond anything your brain can even begin to comprehend.
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@QuasLacrimas It is relatively unknown that forcing Anglos to speak French without a genuine need for it in every day life is that they all suck at it. Actual French Canadians speak with such a grating patois that most of them are unbearable to listen to; the opposite of a romance language
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Canada’s civil religion is really a sickness, a fatal sickness that has left the patient emaciated and retching
Mark Carney@MarkJCarney
The first astronaut in history to speak French while en route to the moon — Canada’s very own @astro_jeremy 🇨🇦
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@brent_bellamy Like Israel & America ?
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I hope the President is annoyed by that Canadian flag on Artemis II. A symbol of countries working together for a common good.
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1人でと言うわけではないが、「マウンテン・マン」に一番近いものとしては日本には「マタギ」という職業というか集団がいる。
東北地方の特に秋田県に有名な猟師の集団で、独自の伝統文化や知識がある。銃が入る前から槍と棍棒で熊を狩っていた。フィクションなどでは「山の忍者」と呼ばれることもある。
自分は詳しくないのでここまでにするがツイッターには詳しい人が沢山いるので聞いてみると良いよ。
Giant Golem of Gnostic Geriatric Groypers@SunStalin
@Tats_Gunso Do you have a tradition or history of 'mountain men' living alone in the wild forests of the mountains by hunting their food?
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It’s just bleak and violent misery at every level down to the subatomic. And what a stupid looking thing that is too. Now I know how space aliens must feel as they watch us.
The Scientific Lens@LensScientific
Despite being just one cell, Lacrymaria olor is a formidable predator that hunts and consumes other microorganisms. 📽: James Weiss
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@TristinHopper The REM light rail in Montreal costs $140M /km and was projected at $6.3B but will probably end up closer to $10B.
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Second only to "guaranteed basic income," high-speed rail (in a North American context) is the Platonic ideal of doomed idiotic policy supported by out-of-touch rich kids primarily because it makes them feel tingly. It's a test and a lot of people failed.
ZontarDow@ZontarAlt
@TristinHopper Yeah but Pierre kneecapping that with his opposition to the HSR line not because of specific details that increase the cost and timetable but as a whole was a large unforced error.
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@Tats_Gunso This film is a nice portrayal of American mountain men if you are interested.
youtu.be/UZQdYvVXaug?si…
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@Tats_Gunso Do you have a tradition or history of 'mountain men' living alone in the wild forests of the mountains by hunting their food?
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これはね、日本に来たことない人はわからないと思うんですが、日本の山ってよほど高い所を除いてほぼ全て木で覆われている深い「森」なんですよね。
日本人にとって山≒森なので日常の日本語で「山に行く」とか「山に入る」とか言うときそれは90%くらいの確率で森を意味してます。
そして日本の山には熊とか猪とか鹿とか毒虫とかいるし入ったら迷子になるわけですね。日本人にとって基本的に山は恐いところであんま放牧とかする場所じゃないんです。もののけ姫とかみたらわかると思います。
Sarah@SarahCaito_
@Tats_Gunso In other mountainous countries, every green slope has goats, sheep, or cows grazing. That lets the people eat a very large amount of meat. In Japan where there is so much sloped land compared to flat, why did diet become mostly rice? Artifact of historical government control?
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@DanGilbury @ItIsHoeMath I think that 'maybe' just has a sunburn but best keep him out of the 'yes' category until he sorts that out.
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The average person is so stupid that they will say "haha you have a cheap car, that means you are creepy and dangerous" and then turn right around and say
"this obviously different species from the other side of the planet that actually rolls around in shit all day should move in next door to me in unlimited numbers because we are all the same"
Sydney Jones@SydneyJones_
How often do you guys reshit your house?
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@mtlgazette The legislation was designed to stop people from getting out of their taxi mid traffic at an intersection to pray as the sun goes down.
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“I think it would be a shame if (this) were to end, because we live in a free society, so I feel like we should be able to."
A day after Quebec passed its expanded secularism law banning collective public prayer, hundreds of people walked silently through the streets of Montreal to honour Jesus’s last day on earth, as they do every Good Friday in a procession known as the Way of the Cross.
Read the latest: montrealgazette.com/news/it-would-…
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@constans The politicians that took over in the 1970s and onwards were Maoists who rule as the most Leftwing government in N. America with occasional sops to a DEI underclass identity politics (Quebecois).
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Quebec is weird because it separated from France a quarter century before the French Revolution and yet tries to adopt every secular revolutionary law that France has.
Montreal Gazette@mtlgazette
“I think it would be a shame if (this) were to end, because we live in a free society, so I feel like we should be able to." A day after Quebec passed its expanded secularism law banning collective public prayer, hundreds of people walked silently through the streets of Montreal to honour Jesus’s last day on earth, as they do every Good Friday in a procession known as the Way of the Cross. Read the latest: montrealgazette.com/news/it-would-…
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