WHERE THE FUCK IS CHRIS?!
It hurts to look at QR.
Things you slip in have a higher probability of being missed over there.
Just... FYI...
Right? Who is in charge verifying/cleaning the notables in the notables thread?
Anything's allowed in there, after all.
Fucking stupid.
The fuck's a Tropicomm and who is Diane Henderson???
https://www.superyachtservicesguide.com/20/14118/tropicomm
"TropiComm
Categories: Electric / Electronics & Audio / Visual Systems
Locations: Caribbean & Central America, U.S. Virgin Islands
We continue to receive excellent reports for this experienced electronics business in the USVI, owned and run by Perry Cowan, which is located at East End, Frydenhoj (just down the road from the Independent Boatyard). "
Thaaaat's what I was talking about.
"Who knew Shareblue could Oy Vey so well"
They're trying to smear the boards -_-
Breddy nice, if not notable.
Soooooo I was looking to see if Treasure Island was in any Q drops aaaaand...
Besides it being not not not there, Q drop 133 seems a bit more interdasting now.
"What is a temple?
What occurs in a temple?
Worship?
Why is the temple on top of a mountain?
How many levels below might exist?"
Sacrifice.
No, they very likely are.
"Q Research General #9027: Who screeches louder, MediaMatters or Shareblue Edition"
Was planned in advance, after all.
90 minutes from whenever the nonsense was posted should be within the current QR bread.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntington%27s_disease
Huntington's disease
Other names Huntington's chorea, Saint Vitus' dance
Several neurons colored yellow and having a large central core with up to two dozen tendrils branching out of them, the core of the neuron in the foreground contains an orange blob about a quarter of its diameter
An edited microscopic image of medium spiny neurons (yellow) with nuclear inclusions (orange), which occur as part of the disease process, image width 360 µm
Specialty Neurology
Symptoms Problems with mood, mental abilities, coordination, jerky body movements[1][2]
Complications Pneumonia, heart disease, physical injury from falls, suicide[3]
Usual onset 30–50 years old[4]
Duration Long term[4]
Causes Genetic (inherited or new mutation)[4]
Diagnostic method Genetic testing[5]
Differential diagnosis Sydenham's chorea, benign hereditary chorea, lupus, paraneoplastic syndrome, Wilson's disease[6]
Treatment Supportive care[2]
Medication Tetrabenazine[3]
Prognosis 15–20 years from diagnosis[4]
Frequency 4–15 in 100,000 (European descent)[1]
Huntington's disease (HD), also known as Huntington's chorea, is an inherited disorder that results in the death of brain cells.
Inherited=Hereditary