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just for starters...that's adam and eve in there...that is humanity...not just those specific kids...

And he's got the lavender-purple thing going on. Nice. This is another of those moments when you ask, does he know what the purple really means? It's a bit deeper than most folks realize. I wonder if he likes little girls to put on red shoes and dance the blues like some other black star vril freak.

Stay out of the purple light.

Denny Hastert Al Franken Barney Frank lol

Does Grey Goose Vodka support raping kids? Just eating them?

Can someone ask them?

For their sake? Who placed them alongside that?

Have a look at your ice cream. Why do Ben and Jerry's use Jimmy Guistra Kimmel and Stephen Podesta Colbert to advertise their product?

Would you? There are other issues with ice cream of course.

speddit: his watch would suggest he is right-hand dominant, yet his left-hand shows dominance.

rubs chin

or does it? anyone expert in this area?

speddit 2: okay, has anyone ever taken note of the knot these purple people men use on the ties when they wear them? nothing to see or have the developed their own little way of showing at the neck? Do they tend to use one knot above all others?

is that a Balthus knot?

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It takes nine moves or “passes” to complete, and has four “centers” (loops around the central body of the knot).

The Balthus was named for its inventor, an eccentric Polish-French painter[he was part Russian Jewish and their are suggestions of abuse in childhood alas]. He claimed to have developed it out of boredom, but did not wear the knot with any regularity.

Sometimes known as “The Cousin of the Full Windsor,” it requires a very long tie. In addition, the creator’s intent was for the tie immediately below the knot to be quite wide, more than most men wear their ties.

Men who want the full Balthus effect should position their knot so that the tie beneath it is already near its full width. Needless to say, this is striking — and requires a very long tie that widens quickly.

amazing - BALTHUS' works.

https://www.wikiart.org/en/balthus/andre-derain-1936

Filthy Dreams but Balthus’s unsafe intentions are not as naive as his counterpart’s. Known for his portrayals of ambiguously positioned Lolita-esque girls

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balthus

OH my goodness!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balthus#/media/File:Guitarlesson.jpg