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>>18608433
You sound like an unlikable lunatic.

>>18608486

I am God's perfect unlikable lunatic.

God is evil.

Potentially, but to obtain true power one must first show true control over their actions; a road that teaches compassion in and of itself.

>>18608429

with great powers comes great responsibilty, use the force

>>18608443
Thats true. Nietzsche said so

>>18608145
Put up ass

>>18608145
sell as a rare crystal moon blood power stone to the gemstone spastics

>>18608145
Looks like quartz to me! stick it on your windowsill when the moon's next full to 'charge' it (not really sure if this does anything but I like to do it - usually makes them look brighter oweee). Clear quartz is good for all around protection from nasties, but it's best property imo is placing it near electronics to help them run a bit smoother.
We have so many little clear quartz crystals blutacked to our electronic stuff lmao.

>>18608121
Wow so aliens do exist

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>>18608121

More...

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/collection/crest-25-year-program-archive

Like the Pine Barrens? There close but I don't out much to gather any stories from them

I lived in Watchung.

Crazy Shit in those mountains..

>>18608021
Meh, I'd say no matter where you go there is always spooky shit hidden in the shadows. Can safely say every state in New England has some sort of creepiness to it, personal stories for each one but Rhode Island and New Hampshire, but knowing enough from there I'd say as well. The Finger Lakes area of New York is pretty up on the scale of spookies as well.
>Although you guys do have the Jersey Devil and Atlantic City.

It's just a cloud briefly covering the sun dude

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>a Planck time

if such a time unit existed you'd not be able to notice it

>>18606963
Clouds made of lead?

>>18606119
Well your friend are pretty much wrong , it's true that to be a fully fledged muslim you'd have to pray everyday etc but in the Quaran it's explicity written your just need to say " Al chahadatayn " and you're cool to go .

>>18606119
>>>/int/
>>>/his/

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>>18606119
All we do is face the box and shout, "meka leka hi meka hiney ho".

>>18605485
6 hours? Smoking DMT should only affect you for like 20 minutes tops...

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>>18605485
Next to me was a completely black and perfectly round (down to the atomic level) sphere about the size of a normal human head. It calmed me down, and "baptized" me in the pot. I began to float in the blackness, completely suspended in the void. As far as time and space, they did not exist anymore. I was in pure nothingness, I was dead. I was comfortable now. I was fine with it. At once, there were dots of light appearing at some distant point. My trip was over. Was it an hour? fifteen? It was 6 hours. Yet when my trip finally concluded, my girlfriend tells me I was gone no longer than 2 and a half minutes.

I am taking a break from this substance for a month or two, I will try it again. I know its strange, but something tells me I am not finished with what I needed from this substance.

I will answer questions if anybody has them.

>>18605486
It was 6 hours in my head, in reality it was 2.5 minutes

>>18604896
CIA probably silenced him and Now they have created a new Assange in the life simulation to keep their secrets out of the general public's knowledge. Of course, they leave a little mistake like that to engage those who are more enlightened than most, so that they can know on whom to keep a greater watch

>>18604896
da fuck is this image

>>18604896
What the fuggg
CGI?

Well for one, check out the hexagon on it's pole. Or was it neptune? A number 6 :oo

>>18604680
Greek and other previous mythology had long associate Saturn with Evil/Antagonism long before Semitic/Christian obsession with number 6.

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>>18604670
just feeling curious but you know your pic is actually computer generated right?
and if there is no stars in the background it is due to one very stupid lie said publicly by Neil Amstrong and his mission buddies when they claimed they couldn't see any stars during the entire mission.

Mandela Effects so far-
Mandela: many people feeling certain they could remember Nelson Mandela dying while he was still in prison back in the ’80s. Contrary to what many thought, Mandela’s actual death was on Dec. 5, 2013, despite some people claiming to remember seeing clips of his funeral on TV.
Oscar Meyer/Mayer: In actuality, the famous brand of hot dogs and lunch meats is Oscar Mayer, but people have grown frustrated because they remember it as Meyer, with an “e.” A lot of people recall the jingle from the commercials and insist the lyrics were “My bologna has a first name, it’s O-S-C-A-R / My bologna has a second name, it’s M-A-Y-E-R!” Still, somehow, it’s actually Mayer, though many people think that’s the real bologna here.
Sex in/and the city: It’s Sex and the City, but many people insist they remember it being “in the” at some point. Some people have even posted pictures of old memorabilia they have that supports their false memory.
We are the champions: youtube.com
Many of those familiar with the song remember the final lyrics being “No time for losers, ’cause we are the champions…of the world!” Guess what? There is no “of the world!” The song just ends, and it’s driving people crazy because they feel 100% sure that they’ve heard otherwise in the past.
Pikachu's tail: People remember there being a black mark on Pikachu’s tail, but if you take a look at Pikachu now, you’ll see nothing there. How so many people can remember an aspect of this character’s appearance that doesn’t actually exist, the world may never know.
Berenstein/Berenstain bears: This is one of the more popular Mandela effect debates, in which some people seem to recall the book series/cartoon about a family of bears being known as The Berenstein Bears. However, if you look now, they’re actually called The Berenstain Bears. Many folks insist they remember it being spelled with an “e,”

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>>18601637
the human skull looks different now

also the sceleton

heart isnt on the left side anymore

its now located in the mid of ur chest with a little bit left direction

Update: More Mandela Effects found:
Life is/was like a box of chocolates: t seems that the majority of people confidently remember Forrest Gump stating that his mama always said, “Life is like a box of chocolates.” Well, it turns out that he actually said, “Life was like a box of chocolates,” despite what you may’ve felt you distinctly remembered.
Kit-Kat/KitKat: Some people seem to remember there being a dash in Kit Kat, making it “Kit-Kat,” but there isn’t one, and that frustrates them because they’re sure that once upon a time, there was one.
The Mona Lisa smile: A lot of folks passionately insist that the Mona Lisa has changed, because they remember her having a straight face, but now they feel it seems as if she’s got a smirk.
It's a beautiful day in the/this neighborhood: During the Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood intro, he’d sing a little jingle that many people remember beginning with the line, “It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.” That’s not what it was, though — instead, he clearly states, “It’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood,” which just doesn’t sound right to those who feel like they know the correct wording without a shadow of a doubt.
Luke, I am your father/No, I am your father: youtube.com
“Luke, I am your father” is one of the most famous phrases from film, but many are discovering that it’s not what Darth Vader said. He actually says, “No, I am your father.” So, is this just a misremembered movie line or did some otherworldly shenanigans take place? This isn’t the only Star Wars–related Mandela effect instance…

Oh my fucking god
WHAT

alright, very interesting so far

where can i lookup for those coordinates?

40.89 north 9.55 west

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>>18590147
bump

>>18590147
Tl;dw

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>>18590147
>breakaway civilizations
>big enchilada
pick two

Gemini reporting in. Did you run into a crazy?

The Geminis I have known have been very difficult to deal with because they appear to switch personalities in an instant. Maybe this is why some people are put off by them. The three in my life are the most unpredictable people, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing in my book.

>>18585628
I'm a Gemini and honestly I feel like my personality is very malleable

>>18583392
Fund-raising club, with syncretist overtones.

They're a social club, nothing creepy at all. Freemasons parented a lot of similar clubs, such as Job's Daughters and Rainbow for Girls. They're all social clubs with vaguely religious themes and somewhat cultish rituals that ultimately do nothing. I was once in one, and really they're nothing to be afraid of. they're fucking boring.