This is to cool for school and true
"On the morning of December 4, 2016, Edgar Maddison Welch, a warehouse worker and a father of two from Salisbury, North Carolina, told his family that he had a few things to do; loaded an AR-15, a .38-calibre revolver, and a folding knife into his car; and headed for Washington, D.C. Welch’s intention, he later told police, was to “self-investigate” a plot featuring—in no particular order—Hillary Clinton, sex trafficking, satanic rituals, and pizza.
At around 3
P.M., Welch arrived at Comet Ping Pong, a restaurant in Chevy Chase, where, he believed, children were being held in a network of tunnels. He made his way to the kitchen, shot open a locked door, and discovered cooking utensils. In an interview from jail, a few days later, he acknowledged to the
Times, “The intel on this wasn’t a hundred percent.” He’d found no captive children in the restaurant’s basement; in fact, as many accounts of the incident noted, Comet Ping Pong doesn’t even have a basement."
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Ok it could be a fake thread from a nutter with a range rover with pink fluffy seats
Or it could be true as
Aunty even reported it
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
I vaguely remember reading somewhere that it used to be believed that witches were conspiring to invade our minds while sleeping, so the recommendation was to smear the menstrual blood of a virgin on the doormat to deter the witches from coming in the front door. Presumably witches were not considered agile enough to come in the windows. However, I can't report if it works because no known witches have tried to invade us recently. Also, we're a bit lacking in resident virgins - even the dog's virginity is questionable.
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