>>8291209 (pb)
Many trains had mail cars. Of course they all had rail cars! That was a typo!
Bad ass secret Postal Inspectors risked their lives constantly to keep the mail safe!
>8291294
badgering accusation troll doll
unforgiving and perhaps himself unforgiven?
as to you so shall it come as you would give?
harshness of polishing your smear, using abrasives to smooth the parts of your poison narrative, inhaling the dust of your efforts and choking on it over time . . . the concrete that forms in your mind . . . gets cast as constant accusation. this statue of inhumane bitter speiling for the coin can only be shattered by the one who makes it as it only really exists for that one, and all the rest of us see it, instead, like a gravestone.
Is it possible that the shoes were made to collapse?
they could be made from glues that could be targetted by 5G heating including nanoparticles that would resonate at given frequencies, and the glues would melt.
Someone who is part of it you N_A people should try to ask Opraha if you can test the shoes and investigate as to how they would collapse like that.
This, to me, seems to be something much more serious than just Opraha falling down, but that shoes, which were perfected in design generations ago, are suddenly unreliable? And why?
This sounds like an important dig. The shoes that break like that need to be examined and we need to find out what 'binding' method (ie what kind of glues) or why such would . . . break like that, where they were made, and if (of course) a recall is needed?
Consumer product safty people should suppeana Oprha and make her bring her shoes.
I'm not kdding.
Shoes were invented over 2000 years ago.
Women have safely worn high heels for generations.
Why a sudden 'shoe collapse' epidemic?
yes, serious. no joke.
Glues and binding materials that could be targetted by remote heating (5G, directed pulses) would present a significant risk to the public and might prove an unexpected battle field weapon.
much like when a plane comes down unexpectedly we have the NTSB, so to, for consumer products, there are also investigations about failures of materials and product safety.
doesn't it just make sense?
why does it scare you that one would suggest a consumer product investigation about why shoes, a perfected item generations ago, would collapse?
do you not want the shoe wearing public to be safe?
if it's shoes, it can be a lot of other things too.
so the collapse of the shoe was due to her enormous girth of ankle?
OK, that's fair.
but didn't it just happen to someone else too?
Verizon wouldn't let thta happen!
it would have to be the compromised other crap that we know is not secure in the sense that bad-eggs would be able to hyjack it.
Verizon stuff is mostlikely highly monitored and the antenna parts would only be directed to hit another antenna, and only if it's not going thorugh a person. and the N_A would have access to all the records (a guess).
I know nothing of Verizon's design.
You put words in my mouth. I have no fears about Verizon.
you are heavily invested in this. why are you so hot on the idea that nanoparticles in glues could be targetted by microwaves , at frequencies different from those that heat water, and thus loosen the glues?
that idea is worthy of you discouragement tolling me and swaring at me?
PS: the microwaved don't have to be produced by 5G equipment, normal wave guides would do the trick.
wow, my mind just connected a bunch of shit and I hit a nerve.
imagine that.
PS: the idea that Orphaa is a big woman, a large footed woman, and her sheer weight made the shoes break is probably why her shoes broke.
but if this keeps happening, there will be some kind of investigation.
but the idea that Oprha is supersized is most likely the reason her shoes collapsed.
it surprised me that remote heating through embedded nanoparticles and microwaves is such a scary topic to the shills and trolls.
you shills are heavily invested in people not knowing that remote heating of materials can be accomplished selectively through the use of embedded nanoparticles. why is that?
what purpose to shill against the idea that nanoparticles can be sellectively targetted to be heated through the use of microwaves, not necessarily through 5G?
another one who doesn't want the idea of embedded nanoparticle remote heating through microwaves to be a commonly known technology.
why do you not want the public to know about this?
you are part of a team that doesn't want Nanotech discussed here.
5G is a marketting terminology.
obviously such tech needs to be monitored.
I trust both Verizon and the N_A.
so do I have to make further disclousures?
you can NEVER create energy.
you are part of a team that wants to surpress digs on nano-technology.
you are part of the team that does not want widespread awareness about new tech, including Nanotech.
why?
your ad hominum attack betrays you.
another ad hominum attack that betrays fear of a discussion of nanotechnology.
your argument devolved into one about spelling.
that's awesome. you further show your shilliness.
it amazes me that the shills are so butthurt about topics of 5G and nanotech.
good job, shills, you've shown yourselves this bread for the world to see.
Wikipedia has information about a caged glass item from Roman Antiquity that some say is ancient nanotech utilizing gold and sliver nanoparticles to create different color effects depending on type of liquid in the cup and also the direction of the light through the cup.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycurgus_Cup
fix your own sentances first, dude.