The thread about literally nothing OO

That's not false, interesting how it always shuffles.

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Smh at the demonic ass thread. LOL. Post anything? Lol not today Satan. Not today.

RawrRrrrr!!!!


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Holy Balls, Im drunk af.

When did you have the baby? I thought you were pregz gurl..

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Man FK COURTNEY!!! YEAH I SAID IT! FK HIM!!!

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Ok so I got glasses at age 24 and I HATED them, now 10 years later, I love them. They are so sexy to me.

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Is this thread the new 'place'?

Rain???

When ... after Christmas???

lol







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Artificial synchronicity is engineered by hyperdimensional negative beings in an attempt to suppress, sabotage, drain, distract, or mislead. This can happen in a variety of ways. One way artificial synchronicity occurs is by backing disinformation with synchronistic “confirmation” – for example, you can get multiple people at the same time who apparently don’t know each other to tell you about some idea. You may see this odd timing as confirmation that it’s the right path, even though it isn’t.

How to tell apart artificial from real synchronicities? Well, the artificial ones seem contrived, very forceful and rushed, and just a bit too weird. They try to press you into making a particular decision or sparkle up something that you know deep down is false, whereas real synchronicities merely reflect confirmation of decisions you have already made or else forecast an upcoming leap in progress.
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The perception of synchronicity is better explained as apophenia, which is the human tendency to seek and perceive connections between unrelated phenomena. The term was coined by psychiatrist Klaus Conrad in his 1958 publication on the beginning stages of schizophrenia. He described the early stages of delusional thought as self-referential, over-interpretations of actual sensory perceptions, as opposed to hallucinations. Apophenia has come to imply a universal human tendency to seek patterns in random information, such as gambling.
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Good morning everyone!

Had an early night last night

Hope everyone is happy and well, lol

Good morning, I didn't sleep well, so if I'm pissy and swollen-eyed, ignore the beast. Last night's dreams rehashed some of the cruel game rooms I've been privy to look into during this lifetime. I'll be glass on the hell side, from the quicksand I've surrounded myself with for protection. If I make it to heaven, it's not fro a lack of fire I've endured on earth.

Peace to the ones able to cycle quicker than humans. :butterfly:

I hope you feel better. Lots of weirdness abound.

Hope it passes quickly for you :)

Thank you a lot, Huginn. =)