ALifeAWay

RIP #aaronm1300

ava ’s comment: Me after I don’t get podium on dress to impress tiktok.com/t/ZP9NvsWL9YxF…

@pfaffphobic Changing of the guard at the illuminati headquarters

I didn’t see a single “it’s gonna be May” meme this year which is personally a massive relief, but culturally a signifier of something much darker.

@SantaDecides Tf kind of psyop you running here

Once again I am searching for more Oklahoma followers. Drop your favorite town in Oklahoma in the replies!

Brodus ’s comment: Y’all just aren’t gamblers lol red boring. blue is life or death tiktok.com/t/ZP9N7E5uFjEn…

11 hours late and ain't ish left🙄

@Crawmako @Evano_EAB @KaijiTang @grok paint the comedic timing described

@Evano_EAB @KaijiTang nah the darts aren't fast or accurate enough, too much room for ruining the moment by both parties missing because of a stiff breeze

do they sell paintball dueling pistols because i just thought up a fun group activity for cookouts

Update from MJkiller !!V5Uyzci9WBD

🚨BREAKING: A CIA-connected scientist spent decades trying to make alien contact with psychic children known as the “space kids” through covert remote viewing operations and “extraterrestrial” channeling sessions. Andrija Puharich was a medical doctor recruited out of Northwestern by the Army, funded by the CIA, Navy, and Army from the early 1950s, and backed by families like the DuPonts and the Astors. He built a lab on the coast of Maine called the Roundtable Foundation where he conducted remote viewing experiments two decades before official CIA programs ever started. In 1952, he conducted the first channeling of a group of alleged extraterrestrial beings called "the Nine" in front of some of the most powerful people in America, including the inventor of the Bell helicopter and associates of CIA director Allen Dulles. He later brought Uri Geller from Israel to the U.S. and did similar experiments with him. In the mid-1970s, he recruited a group of psychic teenagers called the "space kids," brought them to his house in Ossining, New York, and ran them through the same channeling sessions. A pay stub from Stanford Research Institute to Puharich's Lab 9 from 1973 proves he was part of the remote viewing program despite official denials. On the tapes, some sessions involve the kids channeling feel-good messages from the Nine. Others involve warnings of global cataclysm and destruction. And others involve asking what code names Russian soldiers are using, where their sensitive military bases were etc.. His own assistant confirmed on tape that Puharich could produce the alien abduction experience “artificially” using flashing lights and “extremely low” electromagnetic frequencies. Puharich himself admitted at a lecture shortly before his death: "I can produce in your mind the image of an alien experience." He was found dead at the bottom of his stairs in 1995. No one else was home. He had written a legal pad naming people he believed were sent to kill him and claiming an extremely low frequency device had been hidden in his television. The Stargate program shut down the same year. Less than a month later, Mexican researcher Jacobo Grinberg, who had proven similar psychic phenomena and had just met Puharich, disappeared and has never been found. Greg Mallozzi spent over a decade investigating Puharich's life and gained access to hundreds of never-before-heard tape recordings and his complete personal archive for his incredible documentary, Mind Traveler. Gene Roddenberry attended the Nine channeling sessions repeatedly and wrote a 130-page script called Star Trek: "The Nine" based on his experience. Deep Space Nine features a character named Vinod, the same name as Puharich's original channeler. This conversation is simultaneously disturbing and mind-blowing. Live now. @GregMallozzi

The "freedom of speech isn't freedom from consequences" meme is how they keep ya'll from playing with the rest of it

@RedPandaKoala When you know it's an IDF smurf in your DMs

When, if ever, is the appropriate time to send a dick pic?

@ALifeAWay @AZolin312 @SunOfAbramelin Man. Must be doing something right if I cant get an all expense vacation to colorado.

Imagine if the big secret is just harry potter paintings

‘Alone,’ a standout track from JMSN’s debut album †Priscilla†, delivered a haunting blend of R&B, showcasing deep emotional vulnerability. The song highlighted JMSN’s signature sound at the time, solidifying his position as an emerging voice in the independent music space. JMSN tapped Luis ‘Panch’ Perez to film the Music Video, which sparked a long-running collaboration on many videos to come.

If only the libertarians acted like normal people. Its all crypto and weed if you look at their issues. Or worse, talking about the age of consent.

@AZolin312 @TheDylanBorland @SunOfAbramelin Starting a new month slangin shit, huh?

In an ideal world, @TheDylanBorland, @SunOfAbramelin and the rest would be enjoying an early retirement at ADX Florence. For various reasons that's not possible. But their destitution is some solace.

@IAmSteveHarvey Stoicism.

What’s something people pretend to enjoy… but really don’t?

@hayasaka_aryan @Awk20000 It's the type of clowning that's been adjusted.

@Awk20000 The job being getting clowned by everyone

Hasan says his Lenin book tweet “got the job done”

@grok is it true what they say about @GregAbbott_TX's @texas being number 1 state with regards to bankruptcies?

@themopinomicon Dam a couple months before me and ~40k more posts fam💀 Feel ya tho, easily same here but between a couple apps

the amount of time ive spent on here is actually disgusting. like easily 2 whole years in a 3 year period. makes me feel sick.