You’re right. I saw an influencer video where he did everything I wrote above. When I grabbed the YouTube link for my comment I saw Dave McKeegan’s name and made the incorrect assumption that it was the influencer’s video. My mistake.
You’re right. I saw an influencer video where he did everything I wrote above. When I grabbed the YouTube link for my comment I saw Dave McKeegan’s name and made the incorrect assumption that it was the influencer’s video. My mistake.
This is actually an incredible story.
Dave McKeegan, a tremendous influencer in the flat earther world, was offered a free trip to Antarctica to see the sun circle the South Pole with his own eyes.
He agreed to go, and brought his own cameras to video the sun. He witnessed it, recorded it, and accepted it. He then posted the video and publicly admitted that he was wrong, and that the Earth is indeed round.
I have a lot of respect for the way he handled what I imagine to be very profound, and very public, cognitive dissonance.
Edit: Dave McKeegan was the name of the debunker who organized the expedition, not the influencer whose video I saw and admitted he was wrong. My mistake.
Still better than Nesheiwat.
They’re meant to hang outside of the tub with a clear liner hanging inside, the same way you’d use a cloth shower curtain.
The real problem is that they’re mounted on the ceiling, so there’s no way for the steam to escape. Those blinds are going to bounce the whole time they’re showering.
And his headset’s still on
Well you can see and hear this monstrosity from a mile away
Just one gust of wind away from crushing someone in the adjacent lane
I’m not too sure I’d trust a second-handy from Goodwill.
It depends. I’m Carl Weathers with XP.
Sounds to me like he submitted a prior authorization request
In case anyone else wants to watch it again
Warren Buffett and Bill Gates created The Giving Pledge, a legally binding agreement to give at least half of their wealth to philanthropy by death or through last will and testament. It currently has over 240 signatures from over 30 countries.
I read it in another article that I can’t find anymore. I deleted that line in my comment right after I searched for the source. Sorry about the misinformation.
…learn…Quagmire…impression…
Got it.
im not going to even try to guess what gun it was
The gun turned out to be a recreated WWII pistol with suppressor that is famed for its silence. It’s also the most common pistol used by veterinarians nationwide.
Someone did their homework.
https://www.newsweek.com/what-we-know-about-gun-used-unitedhealth-ceo-assassination-1997033
Edit: This thing sounds like an airsoft pistol
That’s only for in-network restaurants and burger providers
And the satisfaction of a good degauss afterwards
I’m just a person who can’t find the original video anymore. Lol