So Q posted

MAYday

MAYday

MAYday

The capitalized "May" had me thinking of the "holiday" May day, which falls on May first.

>May 1 is one of four cross-quarter days, midway between an equinox and a solstice. It stems from the ancient festival of Beltane, which relates to the waxing power of the sun at this time of year. Wrapping a Maypole is its most recognized tradition.

Dark to light with the 3/5 watch marker?

MAYday x 3 could also represent may 3rd

Just posting my thoughts on this. Feel free to add/dissect it as you will.

Also, the catalog is frozen for me, anyone else?

>>5934449

Thanks, fren! We have the best frens any Anon could ask for!

>>5934533

I've always found that shit hilarious, like when people ask Q to tell POTUS about something we dug up, as if it's something they didn't already know.