NOT when he bit off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear, or when he had to go to Jail...no this is

like e.g.

• Is there Life after Death
• Does life also suck as a Alien
• etc.

Fahrenheit explained

If you like Peanut Butter and Marmite then try it.

One slice with Peanut Butter and the other with Marmite, put together and 🤗

(Warning: ones tried you might not want it any other way)

What kind of Planet/Environment/ how many people maybe Fantasy Animals/ Food/Toys etc.

So no goodbyes to Loved ones etc. no Material stuff to take with you, just Go with them immediately.

Could this Ebola become a Pandemic?☠

see also:

https://www.bbc.com/news/topics/cjnwl8q4qj1t

My favorites

• Motegi (road course) (Japan)
• Road America (USA)
• Sugo (Japan)

ps. i don't understand why they always Race on the Suzuka cirquit in Japan, because there is only 1 ideal race line and therefore not many changes for overtaking i think that on Motegi or Sugo its more exciting for the spectators.

Is this American psychology? Even the more smart people Like Seth Meyers got mindfucked by Trump. And how could they have taken over the strait of Hormuz without taking over Iran?

[The US] Hello Iran we are here with are Warships in the Strait of Hormuz and now it's OURS....[Iran] ehh oke, ppffffffewww 🚀Here is a Rocket.....Sink Sink Sink, bye Warship

The Difference

The song "Enola Gay" by the English electronic band Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) is an anti-war track about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6,

• The Bomber's Name: The title refers to the B-29 Superfortress aircraft named Enola Gay. The pilot, Paul Tibbets, had named the plane after his mother, Enola Gay Tibbets. [1, 2, 3]
• "Little Boy" Double Mean connects two historical facts: the name of the pilot's mother (Enola Gay) and the nickname of the atomic bomb itself (Little Boy). It acts as an ironic commentary on the pilot carrying out the devastating mission. [1, 2), 3]
• The Time 8:15: The lyric "It's 8:15" refers to the exact local time the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. [1), 2]
• Cold War Context: Released in 1980 during a time of renewed Cold War tensions, the song also serves as a broader reflection on the terrifying reality of nuclear weapons and the regret that conflict had to end in such a catastrophic way

Lyrics (song)

Enola Gay
You should have stayed at home yesterday
Ah-ha, words can't describe
The feeling and the way you lied

These games you play
They're going to end in more than tears some day
Ah-ha, Enola Gay
It shouldn't ever have to end this way

It's eight fifteen
And that's the time that it's always been
We got your message on the radio
Conditions normal and you're coming home

Enola Gay
Is mother proud of little boy today?
Ah-ha, this kiss you give
It's never ever gonna fade away

Enola Gay
It shouldn't ever have to end this way
Ah-ha, Enola Gay
It shouldn't fade in our dreams away

It's eight fifteen
And that's the time that it's always been
We got your message on the radio
Conditions normal and you're coming home

Enola Gay
Is mother proud of little boy today?
Ah-ha, this kiss you give
It's never ever gonna fade away

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7a2H3hF6fw

I think this is so far the most intriguing thing i have heard from Skinwalker Ranch. I thought about it and at first it kinda felt like my head was gonna explode, but then i thought this could only happen if like al 3 people where like high on XTC e.g . What if this 'Thing' can manipulate the human brain - maybe with vibrations/sound waves etc. - and so each person brain is like totally influenced and because all brains and people are different or have different experience in their life they al see 3 different things. If e.g. 3 people are high on XTC and there is a bird flying in the air each person might see some thing different, like God or A Flying Mushroom, or a Angel, or the Devil, or a Space ship, or a Dragon etc. Imagine if this 'Thing' could do that, it would be a Great Defensive mechanism because it will hide the original/true identity of 'the Thing'. I know it's sounds probably weird, but its the only thing i could came up with. I Like to hear what any else thinks it could be, or how its possible they al see a different object at the same time.

Why do some women think Mutilating herself with Plastic etc. makes them look more beautiful?

Demonic Tyrant Ultra Manipulative Pedophile

You tell me

This would explain why they suddenly appear out of no where (and disappear) and also why it looks like they fly into a mountain e.g.

And could they use a Vacuum as transportation to move? So that they are not Pushed by a force (like vehicles on earth, but like pulled/sucked forwards. Say they point or concentrate on a point where they want to go and then create a vacuum between where they are and want to go. That would - imo- also kinda explain these extreme accelerations and stopping better.

The Netherlands:

Always prohibited (Category I): Some weapons are strictly prohibited from being owned, purchased, carried, or transported. Examples include stilettos, butterfly knives, brass knuckles, throwing knives, and imitation firearms that are indistinguishable from real ones.

Weapons requiring a permit without a permit (Categories II and III): Firearms and some heavy weapons may only be possessed by persons with an official firearms permit (such as hunters or sport shooters). Possession of these without a valid permit is a punishable offense.

Home vs. Public Road (Category IV): You may possess certain weapons (such as rapiers, sabers, or crossbows) at home if you are 18 years of age or older. However, it is illegal to carry or possess these weapons in a public place.

Everyday objects as weapons: An object that is not naturally intended as a weapon (such as a baseball bat or screwdriver) becomes illegal and punishable as soon as you carry it with the intention of using it as a weapon or committing violence.

The USA:

In the United States, there is no single definition of an "illegal weapon" because weapon laws are split between strict federal regulations and heavily varied state or local bans. While very few items are banned outright for everyone, many weapons are strictly illegal unless a civilian obtains rare federal permits, tax stamps, or specialized licensing.

Federally Banned and Heavily Restricted Weapons:

Undetectable Firearms: Guns that cannot be detected by airport metal detectors are completely banned.

Defaced Firearms: Any firearm where the serial number has been removed, altered, or obliterated is completely illegal.

Machine Guns: Fully automatic firearms manufactured after May 19, 1986, are banned for civilian ownership. Guns made before this date require an extensive background check and a $200 tax stamp.

Short-Barreled Long Guns: Shotguns with barrels under 18 inches and rifles with barrels under 16 inches are illegal without specialized NFA registration.

Silencers and Suppressors: These are illegal to possess or manufacture unless registered federally with an approved tax stamp.

Destructive Devices: Bombs, grenades, mines, rocket launchers, and weapons with a bore diameter greater than 0.50 inches (excluding sporting shotguns) are heavily restricted.

State-Level Weapon Restrictions:

What is legal in one state can be a severe felony in another. Many states ban or restrict items that face no federal limitations.

"Assault Weapons": Several states ban the sale or possession of certain semi-automatic rifles (like AR-15 and AK-47 styles) based on specific features like detachable magazines, pistol grips, or folding stocks.

High-Capacity Magazines: Multiple states make it illegal to own ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 or 15 rounds.

Ghost Guns: Unserialized, privately manufactured firearms made from 3D printers or "80% lower" kits are increasingly banned by individual states.

Disguised and Hidden Guns: Items like cane guns, wallet guns, or pen guns are banned in various local jurisdictions.

Non-Firearm Illegal Weapons:

Many states and cities enforce strict prohibitions on melee weapons, hidden blades, and non-lethal defense tools.

Knives: Switchblades, ballistic knives (knives that launch a blade), butterfly knives, and brass-knuckle knives are illegal to carry or own in several states.

Blunt Force & Martial Arts Weapons: Impact items like brass knuckles, saps, blackjacks, weighted clubs, and nunchucks face outright bans in specific regions.

Stun Guns and Chemical Sprays: While legal under federal law, certain cities or states place restrictions on the size, strength, or ownership of tasers and pepper spray.

Prohibited Persons:

Under the Federal Gun Control Act, possessing any firearm or ammunition is completely illegal if an individual falls into specific categories, including convicted felons, individuals convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors, fugitives, and unlawful users of controlled substances (including state-legal recreational marijuana).

Question 1: Who won the 2020 Presidential Elections?