>>1865202 -2349

interesante

>>1864757

>>1865070

Wonder if Obrador came over the border to meet with the King of Spain on the sly during his recent trip to San Antonio.

Question for Q?

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/celebrity/latest/a21597492/king-felipe-queen-letizia-spain-visit-united-states-san-antonio/

King Felipe and Queen Letizia had a jam-packed visit after arriving in the Texas city on Saturday evening. On Sunday, they met with the public at the Spanish Governor's Palace, where they were presented with a tricentennial plaque by San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and other city leaders.

>>1866228

>Forthcoming means about to approach.

Confirmed.

Interesting etymology.

Wonder if Shakespeare ever used the word?

>>1866193

Looks like it's already 702 posts, so might need a new thread if so.

>>1866599

Agree. And if the protests in Pittsburgh heat up, might be fighting on 2 fronts.

Note the sources. This story was all over AM radio news today btw.

>This is so darkness

Feeling same.

Keeping eyes on the light.

Quicker we expose, sooner everyone sees who's behind the curtain pulling levers & race cards.

Then we'll see who's safe to walk the streets.

>>1866628

or someone with etymonline dot com in their favorites list

>>1866612

>Shakespeare?

No "forthcoming" in Hamlet.

There is this nice little exchange, however,

HAMLET

It will not speak; then I will follow it.

HORATIO

Do not, my lord.

HAMLET

Why, what should be the fear?

I do not set my life in a pin's fee;

And for my soul, what can it do to that,

Being a thing immortal as itself?

It waves me forth again: I'll follow it.