Even the hair pattern under his bottom lip is exactly the same.
n medieval European usage, a sergeant was simply any attendant or officer with a protective duty. Any medieval knight or military order of knighthood might have "sergeants-at-arms", meaning servants able to fight if needed. The etymology of the term is from Anglo-French sergent, serjeant "servant, valet, court official, soldier", from Middle Latin servientem "servant, vassal, soldier".
>AMA - ASK MUSK ANYTHING:
? the file name I choose is just to catch my eye when i collect from Linux file folder in Flameshot…..
it works for me till i find a better method. don't read to much into it ANON. >>17669059
So ideal that the potato and crazy nanzi have to deal with this under their fake watch
>pallindrome
Something that mirrors itself or a word, number, or sequence that is the same whether read forward or backwards.
Ex:
bob
12321
666
Your reflection in the water or a mirror.