anon appreciates anon baker.
Godspeed.
the whole thing a photo-op.
if yer gonny be manipulated, at least pay attention to how.
in engrish, no less
"On December 17, 1711, the General Court awarded the Nurse family £25 in restitution for Rebecca’s wrongful conviction and death."
https://historyofmassachusetts.org/the-trial-of-rebecca-nurse/
1 Time is filled with swift transition,
naught of earth unmoved can stand;
Build your hopes on things eternal,
hold to God’s unchanging hand!
Refrain:
Hold to God’s unchanging hand!
Hold to God’s unchanging hand!
Build your hopes on things eternal,
hold to God’s unchanging hand!
2 Trust in Him who will not leave you,
whatsoever years may bring;
If by earthly friends forsaken,
still more closely to Him cling.
[Refrain]
3 Covet not this world’s vain riches
that so rapidly decay;
Seek to gain the heav’nly treasures,
they will never pass away!
[Refrain]
4 When your journey is completed,
if to God you have been true,
fair and bright the home in glory,
your enraptured soul will view!
[Refrain]
https://hymnary.org/text/time_is_filled_with_swift_transition_nau
sick <f>
bees rock.
tybyo
sup, pig
the fvck is with these weirdoes
AI Overview

Jeep ducking is a viral community tradition where Jeep owners leave small rubber ducks on other people’s Jeeps as a random compliment. [1]
What is Jeep Ducking?
• The Tradition: Drivers leave a rubber duck—usually paired with a friendly note saying "Nice Jeep!" or "You've been ducked!"—on the door handle, hood, or windshield of a stranger's Jeep. [1, 2]
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• The "Duck Pond": Recipients often collect these ducks and display them lined up across their dashboard, turning their car into a mobile collection of community shout-outs. [1]
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• The Origin: The movement started in July 2020 by Allison Parliament in Ontario, Canada. She placed a duck on a stranger's Jeep to spread cheer during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the friendly gesture exploded across social media under the hashtag #duckduckjeep. [1, 2, 3, 4]
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Why People Think It's "Weird"
• The Obsession: Most users on Quora agree that while it started as harmless fun, some drivers now amass hundreds of ducks, creating massive "dash ponds" that block visibility or feel like an obsessive cult-like trend. [1, 2]
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• Mixed Opinions: On Facebook, opinions are mixed; critics find the gimmick childish or annoying because strangers touch personal property, while defenders argue it is a harmless way to make someone's day. [1, 2]
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• Copycats: The trend has inspired copycats across other car communities, such as Subaru owners leaving plastic cows ("mooing") or Rivian owners leaving miniature toy trucks on each other's vehicles. [1]
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Would you like to know about upcoming Jeep events or meetups near your area where ducking is popular?
that's a big ten four good buddy
bacon grease would probably smell nicer
now when you pass a cop, he can know immediately where you most likely came from and are most likely going (in addition to everything else about you).