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I need one of those boards, dude, that does the horn thing.

For real. Me too. I want to get one so I could have dolphins.

I don't know. That's a horse. I want to get one so I could have dolphins. I don't know. That's like the horse.

I'll be studying all the different animals, you know. They got illuminati animals everywhere,

they are all over the place. I mean, look at like the grove. It's the owl, right? So you definitely got the owl connection even the emblem of the um luminatus is the owl so yeah then you got blusifer at the iaa brown bro the blusifer you know

the blue is all over the place. Right now, my thoughts are just at a 24-page report on the blue light frequency of the television set from the 90s, leading it all the way up to 2010 and the collapse of intimacy.

So my brain is really focused right now on the blue and it has been.

Like why all the blue lights and now we need blue chew for or we need freaking a blue drip,

the blue stuff, the methylane blue, you know, for what, why? Why do we need all these things from this deep, deep fatigue? And I think it's not what we're told.

I think it runs deeper psychologically. Well, not only that, isn't it a lot of the things

that you eat that are like collared blue? Doesn't it make your mouth blue? Like fruit by the foot?

You remember those as a kid whenever we put it in them out and do the circles and it looked like

we were doing like headbings or whatever? Remember those old commercials? Then they would always

stain your tongue

blue, dude. That's interesting. Yeah. And the blue stuff, yeah, I've been looking at for a while.

But when it comes to those product placements of when we were younger and kids, those commercials

were like MTV music videos.

Well, it's weird because really nothing else that isn't blue besides like red, like even

blue Gatorade kind of like stains your mouth and turns your tongue blue, like but nothing

else really does. I mean, the red will make your mouth and tongue

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