TYB!
(from pb Notables, #20324)
>>16067983, >>16067953 The Wellspring and the Origin of Man's first 17 Elements
>The 17 cought muh eye
Just caught mine too!
With kerning the top part of the "7" (or extending like in picrel2) could connect to the "1".
We learned kerning with Comey and "Co r n ey", Biden and "Bi c l en", etc.
The tops of the "1" and "7" connecting?
Reminds me of fangs, and the Pope's snake room. And the poem. Do we know?
>The reward is the same for all of us, anon. Death.
>Muslim promises of 72 virgins in eternal heaven
Double the 72 and you get 144.
There are 144,000 people who in the future will not die, according to Revelation.
Perhaps, some of them are some of us.
So, you are not completely accurate/logical/correct to say "everybody will die."
There were four I know of in Scripture who did not: Enoch, Elijah, John the apostle, and Mary, Christ's mother. Those I've found so far; there may be more. Both in the past, and in the future.
>When you try to speak on behalf of god, youembarassyourself and the listener.
Agreed! picrel. Also you forgot to capitalize God; were you speaking of a creation instead?
God bless in Jesus name.
>It's a rabbit
In Portuguese, rabbit is "coelho".
Saw a rabbit in the news recently:
"The Department of Justice announced Tuesday the seizure of the RaidForums website, a popular marketplace for cybercriminals to buy and sell hacked data, and unsealed criminal charges against RaidForums’ founder and chief administrator, Diogo SantosCoelho, 21, of Portugal."
https://www.hstoday.us/subject-matter-areas/cybersecurity/united-states-leads-seizure-of-one-of-the-worlds-largest-hacker-forums-and-arrests-administrator/
>Lobsters & crabs run in to eat dead things.
>Met a lobster fisherman once, after commenting on how lucky he was to have all the lobster he could eat, he replied "I don't eat them and if you're smart you won't either".
Anon knows Maine history. They used to feed lobsters to prisoners, and Maine had a law that they couldn't feed them lobsters more than a certain number of days in the week.
Decades later, lobsters became a "delicacy."
Anon now wonders who decides what is delicate…