They stole your avatar for their loser group. 😡
Are they furries? I once thought that was what the "F" stood for in their name, but now see it's "Fellas" which isn't much better. Sounds like something Bidet would say..."Look fella, no malarkey."
"The days were getting shorter than a midget, and not the Warwick Davis kind, but more super-midgety like Vern Troyer, as the multihued multitude of leaves prepared to fly South for the Winter while a wandering man chomped on wild berries as plump as a bloated tick while thinking about how his actions had finally hit the bullseye, causing the dominos to fall, like a house of cards."
In 1939, a guy wrote a 50,000 word novel in English without using any words that contained the letter "e." He did it just to do it. And now, 83 years later we're talking about it. Mission accomplished early autist.
https://knowledgenuts.com/man-wrote-an-entire-book-without-the-letter-e
The shirt that the girl is wearing has a monarch butterfly on it, with a rainbow stretching above the wings with the words "you are loved" inside the rainbow. Opposite side of shirt has an ice cream cone with "yummy" printed above it.
Edit: poshmark has a slightly different version of the same shirt, with the words inside the rainbow being "you are a dream." And there's an eye on the left sleeve, which both versions have.
ICBMs are EMP-shielded, so doubtful. Plus they move incredibly fast, and after a certain stage electronics give way to physics to get them to their target.
Article from a few years ago about USAF trying to develop anti-ICBM weapons:
Haven't seen it mentioned, but a Barron's article from yesterday is about an investor betting on the end of the world soon. It made me think of the stock market shenanigans prior to 9/11. 🤔
Someone Is Betting That the Market Will Collapse
Amid the gloom, one trade looms so unusually pessimistic that it is hard to process because the world would likely need to end, or come close to it, for it to prove profitable. The trade is predicated on the Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, hitting 150 by March, a level that has never before been realized. The so-called fear gauge was recently around 34.
In recent sessions, an investor bought 50,000 VIX March $150 call options, paying about 19 cents per contract. The trade is so large, and so unusual, that it was almost certainly made by a wealthy investor worried about a massive stock market decline, perhaps triggered by Armageddon, or something approaching it. Since then, other investors have bought similarly situated upside VIX calls, including more than 5,500 January $120 calls.
“Another possible extreme tail event would be nuclear war,” McMillan wrote in a note to clients. “I can’t think of much of anything else. In the case of nuclear war, though, the markets might not even be open, and this trader might not even be able to cash in on his ‘bet’ if he survived.”
Something like this?
Or this?
Or maybe this?