We know. We all know.

It was the day we first met you, Q.

I don't think we say it enough:

Thank you, "Q", whether you're one person or six dozen people. Thank you for caring enough about a whole bunch of stressed, uninformed Americans who loved their country but needed a guardian angel to leave them thousands of notes of fellowship and motivation which have helped us learn to think and be better people. Better Americans.

I'll always be grateful, "Q". And maybe it's better if I never find out who you were, because I've come to think of you as a family member. Your personal privacy and right to live the rest of your life/lives in the peace that comes from just being able to walk the dog without anybody giving you a hard time is important to me, and is a very precious thing indeed.

I would love to know that "Q" will one day live a peaceful, contented life when all this is in the past.

Take care and know that you all of you are sincerely cared for.

>>10619871

My brother retired after 35 years as a "city desk" reporter at a major metro daily. Murder, mayhem, etc.

He's said it many times: where there's smoke, there's fire.

You don't hit the gas on rumors, but you do get in the car, put the keys in the ignition, buckle your seatbelt, and put on your sunglasses.

Something about these feels pretty good, and if you knew me, you'd know I don't put much stock in "feelings".

>>10619905

There must be a Special Ed teacher in Q team.

This is "visual learner" to a tee.

>>10620306

Good move.

High school color guard is loaded with girls who "outgrew" little-girl dance classes, then picked up flags, fake rifles and the fake "sabers".

Tons of makeup, too.