u/StrikeEagle784

Living with my Wife at my parents house, way better for right now with no mortgage lol

Rest in Peace Mr. Bauza, he passed away too young

As someone whose seen Jaadugar, this is peak

What you said lol, that’s where I carry

It’s because antizionism is antisemitism. I’m not saying that’s why you were banned there; I’m not a mod on that sub, so I don’t know, but based on what you wrote in this post, it could’ve been interpreted that way.

Yes, I’m part Japanese but I present as a white person. Given that I’m adopted, and that my adoptive family didn’t know this, I only found this out from my DNA test. I would’ve never known that I was part Asian if I didn’t do a test lol.

So yes OP, you aren’t alone

Awesome job man, congrats!

They literally got mad at you for being polite lol. Most ranges around me like it when people pick up their brass

Interesting! Let us know if anything shows up in your Dascham because that would be cool

Oh wow thank you for sharing that!

Honestly, I just keep hoping that the Ukrainians keep bombing those data centers because of all these pro-regime assholes online— bots, trolls, or otherwise.

Oh so it kept going up huh? Anything you noticed about the craft that I didn’t get to point out? I almost could’ve sworn it was like a pyramid on its side but I can’t say for sure

American Libertarians don’t seem to like any country at all really, not even their own one. It’s one of the reasons why I stopped associating Libertarians online. So it’s not really just Israel, it’s countries in general.

Source: Was pretty active in Libertarian spaces prior to waking up from that nonsense.

From my vantage point, the object looked like it was moving in a straight line going north to northeast. I wish I had more time to observe it, but due to its speed and the trees I have in my neighborhood, it was hard to gauge if it was truly moving in a straight line or in a curve.

I hope that helps, it’s a bit hard to make sense of what I saw so I’m spitballing lol

Beam me up Scotty…

If in the extremely unlikely event that it was Ayy Lmaos, I at least gotta take them to Wallys for a BEC with “saltpepperketchup”

Got my wife pretzels, she’s so cute when she gets to enjoy something she’s craving lol

Facts lol, but I was literally laughing out loud reading some of the comments in this post

Fat Amy always looks pretty in my eyes 😍

Woooooosh lol

Couldn’t agree with you more

Cell phone service. When I was in Greece last year, I had 5G literally everywhere, and I traveled to a lot of pretty removed archaeological sites. Meanwhile, here at home, I can’t even get 5G outside my house in the driveway, even though I live in suburban Long Island, NY lol.

For my biological family, I descend from a Mayflower passenger from my Mother’s side, Richard Warren (like a lot of people do, lol). What I think is pretty cool, though, is that some of the people I descend from were prominent people in Colonial Sandwich, MA in Cape Cod.

These people are Benjamin Nye, Edmund Freeman, Stephen Wing, and Thomas Tupper. Edmund Freeman and Thomas Tupper were among the founders of Sandwich, and I’m also a descendant of John Crowe, who founded Yarmouth, MA in Cape Cod as well. I attached a picture I took of Stephen Wing’s house, the Wing Fort House, which is a museum you can visit. The Nye Homestead is another house museum I got to go to, but Reddit is only letting me post one picture at a time right now, so I can only do the one lol.

You only asked for the states, but I thought this was pretty cool since it’s still in the New World, but on my father’s side I’m descended from the founding settlers in Port Royal, which was the first major settlement of Acadia in New France.

So my biological family has been here since the earliest days of New England and New France.

As for my adoptive family (so the wonderful human beings who adopted me lol), they’ve been in America since around the 1920s. My Poppy growing up was an immigrant from Austria who got processed through Ellis Island.

https://preview.redd.it/z3j96s16a7xh1.jpeg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=809e46b29760778b4f7a50f622aa323012a9db1d

It goes to show you how excellent at their craft the Ancient Egyptians were, 3000 years later and were still moved by their art.

I also believe that, since the Ancient Egyptians were so deeply spiritual and devoted to their gods, that a lot of that “energy” survived and carries itself to the present day. That of course is a metaphysical belief of which I have no evidence for, but something I believe regardless.

Either way, I think many of them would be deeply moved that you were mesmerized by their arts and crafts. Truly, an immortal people they are…