>>207101

Repost.

>>207040

OK puzzle partly answered. Two people in different time zones, both without Twitter account, are shown the same timestamp on a Twitter post.

Anons, help us with a quick xperiment.

Let's look at POTUS tweet here:

https://twitter. com/realDonaldTrump/status/946201376652169220

Mine shows 6:09 PM on Dec. 27, 2017.

Now we need an Anon who DOES have a Twitter account to reply with their timezone and what timestamp they see.

Your reply should say whether or not you have a Twitter account, and what time zone your PC is set to. (Assuming you aren't using a VPN to access Twitter).

>>207132

I'll award a brand-new Pepe to the first Anon who meets the experimental criteria and replies satisfactorily.

>>207152

I believe we have a winner!

So the Twitter timestamp algorithm goes like this:

If you have a Twitter account it shows post time in your local time zone per your Twitter account settings and local PC settings.

If you do not have a Twitter account it shows the time in PST (Twitter's home time zone).

Congratulations, you win a brand-new Pepe!!!!!! I hope you like it.

>>206923

>>206492 (You)

This is my corrected answer to a question posed in >>206125.

I have assembled the data and done the math. (2 pic related – spreadsheet has been updated after our Twitter timezone experiment). >>207167

I hope some other Anon can explain what this means because I have NO IDEA. I believe it is a time marker for some event that is predicted to occur, but I have no idea what even or which of the 8 mentions by Q of "US Military" is the pertinent one.

Help me, anonfam. This is not my kind of autism……

Hope we can turn our (and Q's) frustration with our difficulty decoding markers into a joyous group accomplishment.

Signing off for the night.

>>207167

Yes you can collect it, sure.

There will be other nice collectable Pepes available in the coming days and weeks. The better we all stay on task, the better our chance of collecting these.

G'nite.