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HunterTits says

"She"??
I mean, you checked the package, right?
....
Right?

Yup. Pretty soon, the arrogant Globalists won't even go to the trouble to shape shift.

Hope I don't go to hell for this one.

Ice Fishing in Ohio

RC2006 says

Hope I don't go to hell for this one.

Definitely not.

Could anybody maybe tell me the name of the group here? I would really like to see anything else they have done. Beautiful.

Tenpoundbass says

That took me about 30 seconds to figure out. I read it the same way until I saw the sandwich, realized onion was a full word, and the rest were shortened forms of words.

Aogashima Island




People actually live in the caldera of a volcano, even though it erupted in the 1600's and killed half the people on the island.

Kepi says

RC2006 says

Hope I don't go to hell for this one.

Definitely not.

Could anybody maybe tell me the name of the group here? I would really like to see anything else they have done. Beautiful.

@RC2006

Boys On Wheels - New Wheels on The Block

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=New+Wheels+On+The+Block+-+Boys+On+Wheels&source=patrick.net

Supposedly, any 6 words said in the English language is only said once in all of time. You'll only hear it said twice if it's a quote.

I found it by pulling the lyrics, dumping it in quotes, and going through several search engines. I found a bunch of posts of the video, but eventually, somebody mentioned who they were.

The 6 word trick is very useful. Do it with any "news" article you read. Just pull out 10 words from an article on whatever paper you're reading, put it in quotes, and see who else printed the same thing. I realize how much propaganda we have, and this is like the golden demonstration of it but nobody does it, and nobody seems surprised by it. Almost everything we read in "news" comes from a central source, and "journalists" are just doing slight re-writes and rewording and some editing. You'd think people would care about this, but they don't. It blew my mind when I discovered it, nobody around me seems to care.

Although you can PROVE that any 6 words strung together, is only said once in all of history. You have entire articles attributed to entirely different authors, in different news rooms, saying the same fucking thing. We don't have news media.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBGP2tLtLtw

Apologies to HunterTits:

Now there's a tit that will make you cry.

It also influences career choices. They think if they go into plumbing, fixing somebody's kitchen sink means a horny housewife will be standing over them flashing her hungry beaver.

Patrick says

Aogashima Island




People actually live in the caldera of a volcano, even though it erupted in the 1600's and killed half the people on the island.

How short sighted and irresponsible. Global warming rising seas will flood that place in no time.

HeadSet says

Patrick says

Aogashima Island




People actually live in the caldera of a volcano, even though it erupted in the 1600's and killed half the people on the island.

How short sighted and irresponsible. Global warming rising seas will flood that place in no time.

No way: look at the height of these walls!

WTF?

There's a reason that I love Asian cinema. They fuse in some Looney toons slapstick liveaction gags.

The inscrutable Japanese. Highly Cultured, Ancient Civilization. Batshit crazy.

FuckCCP89 says

Kyiv was the capital of the Russian empire starting in 882 and lasted until around the 13th century.

Isn't it odd nobody seems to be aware of this?

richwicks says

FuckCCP89 says

Kyiv was the capital of the Russian empire starting in 882 and lasted until around the 13th century.

Isn't it odd nobody seems to be aware of this?

(facepalm) There were no Russian Empire in 882*. That's what happens when somebody substitutes political speeches by FSB fucks in place of learning history.

At the time depicted there was a bunch of independent principalities, Kyiv one of them, but there were Chernihiv, Vladimir, Novgorod, Ryazan, and so on.... Fun fact: Moscow was established by a rogue Kyiv prince, kicked out of there by his cousin. So for Moscow to claim rights to Kyiv would rougly be like Washington claiming rights to London based on "same language, shared history and being basically the same people" and insisting that "UK is not really a country" because of that. Except in this case even the language is not the same.

Kyiv and Moscow were never even a part of the same "country" until 1654 when after uprising against Polish crown Ukrainian hetman (an elected position, btw, not some royalty) has signed a treaty with Moscow Tzardom. Before that it was part of Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

*) Russian Empire as such came to be only in 1720 or so.

As for more modern times: Ukraine has declared its independence from Russian Empire in 1917, was then conquered by Commie hordes a.k.a Red Army in 1921, remained a part of USSR until 1991, restored its independence as a result of a referendum in that year and was accepted as independent state by every single nation, including Russia with which it additionally signed a bilateral treaty affirming mutual recognition of independence, borders and territorial integrity. So there is no and never was any ambiguity wrt is it "really a country" despite whatever is happening in Putin's bald cabeza.

Eric Holder says

So there is no and never was any ambiguity wrt is it "really a country" despite whatever is happening in Putin's bald cabeza.

I wish I could have liked that post twice.