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@BarrelHatchet It's reflexive at this point, huh? I think that's what the whole "flat earth" thing is about, if they know it or not. Defiance.

How red pilled have I become? If a mainstream narrative is pushed, I’ll most likely believe the opposite.

@Black_Pilled I dont think iguana hunting is legal in Florida. But im in N. Florida so... ..I will check. But yeah, Earth is round.

Flat earthers are sub-human trash and it should be legal to hunt them like iguanas in florida.

@InterstellarUAP He means: "what will be done to those responsible for this grift will be swift and horrifying"

🚨 Jim Semivan of CIA "The UFO truth is INDIGESTIBLE... too TERRIBLE to tell humanity". 👽🛸 Jim Semivan's comments ring louder than ever after Congressman Rep. Tim Burchett said yesterday "The things I have seen would keep you up at night" What could be SO horrifying? Could it be the INTENT of UFO's & Aliens which is indigestible?

@RetroCoast How does a suppressor not explode? Where does the gas go? (I see no vents on mine). The millisecond bullet is blocking exit and gas is in suppressor seems enough to burst thin metal. But im no physicist.

Cutaway of the original MAC-10 suppressor Amazingly, the first stage was loaded common shoestring eyelets. They were quite efficient at dissipating gas

@TimothyAlberino @CornPop_303 @BGatesIsaPyscho Since your here, I don't understand orbit. An object moving at speed to achieve orbit, once in space, experiences almost 0 friction, or anything to counter its momentum? The initial boost required to attain this speed can keep an object in orbit for years?

@CornPop_303 @BGatesIsaPyscho Rockets follow an arched trajectory, known as a gravity turn, primarily to achieve orbit efficiently by building horizontal velocity, not just altitude. Going straight up would cause the rocket to fall back to Earth. Anything else I can help you with, Floppy Tom?

Artemis II captured in transit from a passenger plane. Weird how NASA Rockets always curve round like that…

@Cipher__JP @DonutOperator Might be from the War. Northern aggressors ate beef and wheat. Confederacy ate pork and rice(or nothing). Both had alot of beans.

@RyCo1327 @DonutOperator So the North and South eat it differently! I might have to try both ways. 🤔 But seriously, doesn't this cause a food war between the North and South? 😂

Japanese bros keep posting about sausage gravy so here’s the easiest classic recipe. It’s only 4 ingredients: - country sausage - flour - milk - pepper Brown the sausage, don’t drain. Pour flower over sausage and stir until grease is absorbed. Pour milk over sausage. Season with black pepper. Cook for a couple minutes and add more milk until desired thickness. Easy day.

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@RyCo1327 @DonutOperator Damn, both sound freaking delicious! I'm definitely gonna try them! It's past 1 AM in Japan right now and I'm getting hungry... Talking about delicious food at this hour is what we call 飯テロ (meshi-tero) in Japan — food terrorism! 😂

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@Cipher__JP @DonutOperator 3 hours. Salt and black pepper. Serve over rice. It's what I feel like umame means.

@Cipher__JP @DonutOperator Oh, you like gravy... Pork Chops & Mushroom gravy: -pork chops, bone-in. Dust w/flour, fry in cast iron pan w/crisco or lard or peanut oil. Scrape bottom of pan. Add 1 can condensed cream of mushroom soup, add milk or cream, equal to volume of soup. Let simmer for

@UAPDr Lights behave a little like the "Marfa lights".

If the phenomenon is real, 3 billion cameras were eventually going to catch it in daylight. An Italian family on vacation in the mountains may have captured one of those moments.

@KyleFSB8096 @MoundLore You find some great maps!

@RyCo1327 @MoundLore I tried to find maps from pre-Jacksonville (cow ford), but accurate versions hard to find. Especially those that go that far west of Castillo de San Marcos. historicalcharts.noaa.gov/image.php?file… historicalcharts.noaa.gov/image.php?file… pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas… fcit.usf.edu/florida/maps/p… rla.unc.edu/Mapfiles/CC/CC…

LiDAR at Shiloh

@KyleFSB8096 @MoundLore This one is on the river, so maybe less movement. Somewhere along the bank in red. St Augustine is just east for reference.

@RyCo1327 @MoundLore The problem with the north Florida coast is it's been washed away by the storms for so long that finding evidence like that is nearly impossible. I tried finding a few sites from Oglethorpe's maps and they're all underwater now :/.

@zarathustra5150 I think mini-storage prices, and corporate policy had much to do with this.

This was an old 4chan theory years ago, and there’s probably at least some truth to it. The HOA phenomenon started in the 1970’s, but didn’t become really ubiquitous until the mid 1990’s.

@Xlearner1984 @BowTiedYukon I think it was the shows that were the threat, but they ended with cell phones. Used to be like a gathering of hostile tribes, can't do that anymore.

This is straight up bullshit lol. You obviously didn’t live through rock/metal in the 90s or 2000s because none of this lines up with reality at all. Rob halford came out in 98 and it was no big thing. marilyn manson was performing in panties. punk is and was always open to EVERYONE. Rock/metal was never about pushing people out for being gay, except for nazi skinheads. if anything it was the opposite. it was always about outcasts, people who didn’t fit in anywhere else. People joked around back then calling each other gay, as everyone did, but the culture itself was not about gay bashing or exclusion. that was way more of a jock / mainstream thing. metal and punk were basically the anti of that. Rock didn’t get “destroyed” by any of this. You just don’t understand what it actually was.

After Woodstock there was a push toward gangster rap and the drug culture followed by homosexuality, bisexuality and normalization of transsexuals . The destruction of Rock, Metal and NuMetal was deliberate to destroy white culture and begin the push to homosexualization of the youth

@KyleFSB8096 @MoundLore There's supposedly a lost (Seminole War era ?) fort near Piccolata area in N. Florida. Where would one get lidar data like shown?

@JDSalinger_jr @DonShift3 Mayport is 12miles N.E. of me, but NAS Jacksonville (sub-hunter base) is just 3.5 across the river. I wonder what size and how many NAS Jax would get.

@RyCo1327 @DonShift3 Mayport Naval Air Station? A ton of refueling aircraft out of there

Whoever prepared that map is an idiot and a scaremonger. Most of the urban targets would result in little to no fallout because you only get fallout from ground bursts. You use air bursts against cities.

@redpilledhawk Sure, you'll get your Kudu, or Springbok or whatever. Then, you'll get in good with the help at camp Mgomazuma, maybe succumb to a dark temptation or two. Then the money runs out. You follow your new friends back to the village-they worship your Kestrel-You're the new Kurtz.

Thinking about it more everyday

@DoomerTapes Plenty of ranges, but few 200+ yards or open pit-type areas. I know of only three public 500+ ranges in N. Florida and all are at least an hour drive.

"Go out and train" is very easy if you live in western US. But for those without public land/restrictive gun laws, how do you train? I am moving to FL, and there is absolutely no shooting on public land there. Fair, its flat like a sheet of paper. But I will still be out goofing around in kit in the woods, and luckily have friends with private land with a range. For those who are urban or not so lucky, what do you do? Flat range only? I know some places have run and gun 5k matches that you can do in kit. 2 gun/outlaw matches, even just USPSA. Any more ideas?