>>233815

Unfortunately, when a bread gets close to the end and a new dough is baked and posted while the old bread still has a few spots left to post two breads become active at the same time and post numbers end up being split between the two.

That is down to two things - breads being posted as baked way before they should be which allows people to go and post in the new one while the old one is still active. So we then create our own mess with people coming to the new bread (without having seen the old one) and seeing 'missing' posts.

All anyone has to do is to point this out to the new guy asking about the missing post. But noooo. We get into a shill-name-calling spat. Grow up faggots.

>>233834

My answer? One has a dick and the others are too old. Definitely the end of Homo Sapiens.

>>233821

One thing no-one here seems to have figured out is that Latin is, unfortunately, quite an evil language. Why? Because the intent behind Latin was to a) prevent 99% of the population in the middle ages from understanding the Bible b) was used in a lot of 'black magic' rituals (and still is) and c) has never really been a national language. So the question is how comes it is such an important language? Most of the answer can be found in the above observations, especially its use in ritualistic (evil) shit, which, over time, imbued that language with that intent. You can even test that out by saying some a few sentences in Latin and see how you feel. You won't feel very happy doing so I can assure you.