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A close relative of mine died recently.

Today I dreamed of them. They had these semi-whimsical creatures that played around with people. In a very short time these creations turned crazy and began killing everyone they could. I barely escaped them for a long time.

Then in the end I managed to escape to another relatives place where the half whimsical creatures gone mad couldn't follow me.

I believe this was a message for me from the other side. The relative admitting that they were indeed kinda crazy and almost killed me or wished to multiple times, and would have probably ended up killing me if I had not successfully escaped to the other relatives place.

I woke up feeling at peace. Like somebody having admitted their part in a deed gone wrong and taken the burden off my shoulders.

I also felt the gut urge the moment I woke up to tell another relative of mine about it who has a similar relation as mine to the crazy relative that passed away.

I will not be taking any questions. Thank you.

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!animalposters

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This is a very unusual and fascinating thing. I understand that blood relationships can be difficult at times, but what, I ask, is what drives this one particular club to go out of their way to do this? Is it some kind of guilt-motivated signal? Or maybe it's supposed to…reflect their fan demographics?

Idk maybe I'm looking into this too much, but dang, these Brits really got my noggin in good use

!nooticers !football

I want to go roast some chuds why cant i see them??

lol, lmao

!fellas

You'll cowards don't even kidnap people and lock them in some sort of dungeon for years

If only Peter Steele lived long enough to devote more of his life to Christ, but he did enough in his later life for Him and through Him he overcame his addictions and preached the sanctity of unborn children and encouraged the protection of their lives.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/bubba-pollock-britt-leroux-online-harassment-windsor-london-1.7204881

An innocent man took a selfie and is now being charged under the Trudeau Regime

!leafs things have hit a new low

It's been almost a year since the crime occurred, but Britt Leroux of Windsor says she's still haunted by the selfie photo that Bubba Pollock took and posted while in the hospital room of her terminally ill father.

Pollock had clashed with Leroux — a Pride activist — on Facebook over a drag event and 2SLGBTQ+ issues.