>>2211980

Lots of seemingly healthy people do die of strokes every day, yes.

And then there are the Secret Service folks.

They aren't you're average "Chuckey Cheeseburger Gut" types. Especially not at 42 years old.

Within a certain context, it doesn't seem particularly "crazy" to question that guy's death.

Granted, you may know something about this that the rest of us could benefit from knowing?

If so, give us a hint?

Asshat.

>>2211447 (LB)

Hoo boy.

Ok.

So, you have to start over.

Seriously. Start. Over.

"Like us" is not an accurate descriptor, at this stage of your whatever. Awakening? Evolution? Pay grade?

>>2212284

Nah.

It's called "being an adult".

Many adults think like this.

Some do not and they are the weird ones.

>>2211978

Is Bannon dead?

If not, "Q" is not dead.

Completed a mission, yes.

Dead, no.

Sig:

https://www.sigsauer.com/

I mean, sure.

Special Interest Groups, why not.

A bunch of Lutherans on a feel good mission or some shit.

Gun running, however, makes a bit more sense maybe?

>>2212421

Your opinion is shit.

>>2212433

I like you.

and

This Pepe is everything

>>2212203

We are Lebowski.

All of us.

>>2212431

You must go back

to Reddit.

Fren.

>>2212545

Meh.

Not great, not the worst.

And mostly not great.

>>2212566

Huh?

Give an Anon a bit of insight, please?

Is POTUS going whitewater rafting or something?

No idea what that means…

>>2212584

Already been made.

Wait over.

Yay!

>>2212597

I'll be honest:

Until I experience a higher quality of service with US-based tech "help desks" or "customer support", I give zero fucks if the person I'm speaking to has an accent that is distinctly non-American.

Why?

Because "help desks" and "customer support" folks in the US are lazy assholes who have no business working with people in any capacity.