>>6553064

Hi lurking new baker

This is the baker from last night when you took the bake but it was too long to finish. You're the "throw it in the Thames guy," right? Had me kekking for hours.

Good job on notes, sorry you didn't get to bake, but that bread took three bakers. You and me were #1 and #2.

Just arrived. Are you baking this one live? If so, most important thing to remember is how the bread hangs at 100% most of the time when you post first page of paste and you have to wait at least 10 secs and then open the catalog to find the new thread. Then proceed as usual.

>>6553441

Well, Thames Tea Tosser, r u baking or collecting/shadow baking this bread?

>>6553480

I'll stick around, great to see new bakers in action…unexpected thread hang is definitely the biggest hassle if you don't know….

>>6553492

Re waiting for a call

Well, that adds a bit of suspense, doesn't it?

But not to worry, you can't really screw anything up because it can always get fixed. I'll leave you alone now since the end of bake is approaching.

>>6553536

Sounds innocuous on its face but every part of a human body is sacred; also holds all sorts of energies, depending on the individual. Makes human bodies into something that has no special value. Much like saying unborn babies are just "tissue."

>>6553566

This has been posted, probably notabled as well. I reposted in Information Warfare thread but don't know how to easily search for it without a link in QResear.ch and no info on the text that went with it. Might be a good repost, tho, lots of info.

>>6553609

>>6553609

Beginning to sound like soylent green time….not much of a step from compost to food, is there? Yuck. Perfect graphic, all it needs is the space needle.

>>6553629

Yeah, nothing is sacred.

>>6553640

Might need a repost, new baker is baking for the first time.