Fresh ass digits, baker
There were more than that before that I dont think anybody caught but I saved a few.
I want to say it was around the Christmas party pics when we thought Barron posted one
I remember that night KEK
They know we are coming soon to a planet near them
The state of the board right now is enough to tell any real anon here that we are directly over the target
I would like to see one day, the captured video of our guys laying waste to whatever heinous shit (((they))) got going on out there
They are absolutely fucking terrified
Watched them do the same with Ice T, and several before that.
Some genuinely arent sure what side of the fence some of these are on, but the shills come in to capitalize on that with their usual bullshit and all the newfags fall for it.
big fucking notable
Brought the extended sauce for you, anon, but its a long article so didnt get it all.
An Afterlife So Perilous, You Needed a Guidebook
Archaeologists unearthed the remains of a 4,000-year-old “Book of Two Ways” — a guide to the Egyptian underworld, and the earliest copy of the first illustrated book.
Dec. 30, 2019
When it comes to difficult travel, no journey outside New York City’s subway system rivals the ones described in “The Book of Two Ways,” a mystical road map to the ancient Egyptian afterlife.
This users’ guide, a precursor to the corpus of Egyptian funerary texts known as “The Book of the Dead,” depicted two zigzagging paths by which, scholars long ago concluded, the soul, having left the body of the departed, could navigate the spiritual obstacle course of the Underworld and reach Rostau — the realm of Osiris, the god of death, who was himself dead. If you were lucky enough to get the go-ahead from Osiris’ divine tribunal, you would become an immortal god.
“The ancient Egyptians were obsessed with life in all its forms,” Rita Lucarelli, an Egyptology curator at the University of California, Berkeley, said. “Death for them was a new life.”
The two journeys were a kind of purgatorial odyssey reminiscent of Dungeons & Dragons: extraordinarily arduous, and so fraught with peril that they necessitated mortuary guidebooks like “The Book of Two Ways” to accompany a person’s spirit and ensure its safe passage. (The “two ways” refer to the options a soul had for navigating the Underworld: one by land, the other by water.) Among other annoyances, the deceased had to contend with demons, scorching fire and armed doorkeepers, who protected the dead body of Osiris against gods bent on preventing his rebirth, according to Harco Willems, an Egyptologist at the University of Leuven in Belgium. Success in the afterlife required an aptitude for arcane theology, a command of potent resurrection spells and incantations and a knowledge of the names not just of Underworld doorkeepers but also of door bolts and floorboards.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/30/science/archaeology-books-egypt-underworld.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur
And then there the "WTF is this notable" shills
Because its knowledge they dont want us to know, which is why they jump all over it with rhetoric.
Any anon who has been in here for even a short length of time knows ANYTHING Egyptian newly discovered is almost always notable.
Sounds like Chinese, but which dialect and what she said I'm not sure though
Reminded me of a stupid saying an ex coworker used to tell me.
He called muff diving eating at the Y
If anybody wants something to watch.
Some late night red pills with Professor Griff from the old rap group Public Enemy.
I hear that, but IDK, its kinda mush mouth and the background crowd doesnt help.