It’s over………..
It's over for cobson. It's just getting started for sidson. Where sidson
VINLUUUUUUUV WHERE ARE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU???? Also how vichan o algo?
>where sidson
No sids on this pc and I don't feel like opening the 'ru or reposting a sid, instead enjoy Sid's brother
Post sidson.
>>7855
Make a new sidson.
>>7861
Hiya Georgie!
the Tropicana Las Vegas was supposed to get an expansion
What the expansion was supposed to look like
>>7852
this is look like japanese style mall and neo mixed.
disgusting >:(
So true
So real
The elite would rather start World War 3 than admit that the Epstein list is merely the tip of the iceberg and that they are literally programming certain spiritually gifted children from birth, aka the GATE program, to be superhumans. It's like how the Jedi kidnapped children and then brainwashed them in the Jedi temple. The Sith were the heroes after all. The Jedi are literal pedophiles.
Here is the Flag of the United States of america in the style of the Yoruba/Oduduwa flag.
Big search engines like Google track your activity and sell your data for ads — which is why a lot of us don’t search freely anymore. I’ll share a few alternatives I’ve found, and would love to hear what others are using too!
DuckDuckGo: Best for untracked searching
Startpage: Best for unprofiled browsing
MyAllSearch: Clean interface and an emphasis on user privacy.
Qwant: GDPR-protected searching
Startpage: Combines the top results of multiple engines, primarily Gigablast and Yandex.
I’ve reviewed a few of the options listed, and the results are largely the same across the board. What I find frustrating, though, is the constant appearance of 'AI Suggestions.' I’d prefer to do my own searching without having snippets pushed at me. I get that this is the direction things are heading, but seriously—if I want an AI-generated summary, I’ll ask for one.
I can't be the only one fed up with that!!!
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>>>166 (OP)
>>>168
>I see you, kike.
>You're coming up clear as day through my scope, kike.
>Start running…
Moved to post on /amf/.
kek
Moved to post on /amf/.