Yes,

This new thread is for insta-shills and/or debunkers who will reply within minutes of this post.

Shills or/and debunkers please:

Provide a link or reference to a book, picture or anything published before the year 2000 showing the moon phasing horizontally with the top 1/4 of it lopped off (BETWEEN DUSK and 10 pm LOCAL).
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For the debunker in another GLP thread on this subject who used a wikipedia link to enlighten all of us tards about the Cheshire Moon (wet moon)and its location in both the summer and winter, where the winter location is 'lower on the horizon' than in the Summer:

a. If a horizontal phasing moon with the 'horns' pointing up is called a Cheshire Moon (like the horizontal smile of a cheshire cat), what is the description of the horizontal phasing of the moon with the top 1/4 lopped off?

b. Explain why the moon currently rises in the Northeast for those who live in the US at this time of the year. The wikipedia diagram that was linked to shows the moon's position lower in the winter than in the summer. Lower to the southern horizon in the Northern Hemisphere? Lower to what direction of the horizon for Northern Hemisphere viewers?