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So 3 days ago I'm sitting at a stop light between 8pm-9pm and on the horizon the moon is rising and it's massive and pretty cool looking. 2 days ago I'm driving somewhere with my kid and it's about the same time, 8pm-9pm'ish and the moon is huge but not as big as the day before. I remember specifically because I mentioned how cool the moon looked the day before. Last night about 10 o'clock I take out the garbage and notice it's really dark out yet it's a clear night because I can see the stars. I was wondering if I could see that comet that was supposed to pass by. Then I thought, "where's the moon?" Seems like it should have been lighter out since it had been so bright the last 2 days with the moon out. So today, just after noon, I see the moon up in the sky and it was just over a half a moon.

Call me all the names you want you fucking glowniggers, but I thought the moon semi sorta was how they counted days and it waxed and waned slowly through the month. Am I to understand that the moon will rise at roughly the same time two nights in a row at almost full brightness, then not show up at all on the night after but show up in the middle of the day as a just over half moon?

Although, I seriously doubt anyone one earth is ever going to scan that.

And I know, everything's a honeypot. Don't care, just wondering if anyone else created an account.

This faggot spends his days larping as an environmentalist, health expert philanthropist.

Bud Light is the process of taking billions of gallons of water, adding an addictive poison, bottling/canning this water, cutting down trees to create heavy cardboard cases for transport and using literal tons of fuel to drive it to a million+ locations with the end result being either landfills filled with extra aluminum/glass/cardboard or coal sucking aluminum/glass/cardboard recycling plants reprocessing these materials and then having to ship them back to factories so they can ship more poison water.

> Green was born on February 11, 1970, in Kingston, New York to a Jewish family.

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I can't believe I had never seen this movie before. It's the story of the end of possibly the greatest White society ever created in all of human history. A society, like the title card says, is now gone with the wind thanks to the Civil War. It's so incredibly sad to think about how far we have fallen since those days. My one hope in this world is that we can one day recreate that world and I can see it, even for a moment, before I die. God bless this movie.