Wtf?

Gnite all

Night

Alright, <@!495116723629064202> has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

Who ping!?!

Wut

!mute <@495116723629064202>

Genders x ∞ (CF), it doesn't look like you can use that. <:SMILESWEAT6:403540174069432320>

Smh

Sorry guys

Was there a ghost ping?

A troll

Yea

That's annoying

Yup

oof

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hmm

@The Gwench hello

what are your thoughts on mandela effect

@KuhRapMan I think it is a real phenomenon. Especially since there are so many that remember the same things. However, I couldn’t explain how or why.

The mandela effect is very hard to prove

For or against

I believe it is a real phenomenon.

Guys, I died from eating tooo much cereal

!mute @Thisfrog

Thisfrog#0042 (378336372299268096) is now muted for '**Unspecified.**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

I found a photo that I laughed at and it fits very well here

That rainbow tunnel thing you two keep posting to ignorantly dismiss how there is observably a South pole is :Yikes:, as well as obviously dishonest.
There is a point in the sky above the Arctic, North of the equator that the stars rotate around, which is the North pole. Everyone agrees this is the North pole. But when there is another point in the sky that is South of the equator, that even has the stars spinning opposite direction around it which is what we expect to see on a globe, you now instantly dismiss this.

Sounds honest 👌

That vortex hallway gif you keep posting to dismiss observable facts isn't an enclosed sphere.

@Quorum I suggest you have that debate with @Human Sheeple 😃

How do you explain earthquackes in a flat earth?

What about the despair code though

@Quorum calling people dishonest when you think the sky proves we are a spinning globe

The sky proves we are not on a spinning ball

Its only your mind that was told this so now your belief is challenged and you refuse to see anything else