Sparkz was a dgd nutter as Pole would say. Type of 50 year old hag who'd argue about the price of lunch meat out a grocery store check out.
The "dirty dozen" wasn't a thing on dh. If it was, then it was from a subforum where the 50-60 year olds gathered. Maybe it was a group of women that Herpes Mike infected.
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Originally posted by WellHung
Lol… this bitch is so fucking stupid….she doesn't understand what a mimic is…. gotta be a high school dropout.
Lol... this bitch is so fucking stupid....he doesn't understand that Ellaria Sand made that account mimicking his posting style just to claim that it was him.... gotta be stoned. smh
(jk WellHung ilu - I don't think you's a bitch. IDK where Ellaria is from, but who tf spells it "saviour" smh... gross.)
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POLECAT
POLECAT is a motherfucking ferret
[my presentably immunised ammonification]
the best people on DH were in the secret society section and our posts were not/ are not open to the public as we were to uncouth to post in the open . I joined in 2008 or 9
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Apparently an Aurora can be seen tonight all over the Northern Hemesphere
A geomagnetic storm is due to hit Earth late Thursday evening, Eastern Time. It should be relatively mild but could spark beautiful auroras visible from around the world. Here's how to give yourself the best chance of spotting them. A solar storm is heading towards Earth, and it could spark beautiful auroras that may be visible from around the world.
The storm, which should hit our planet late Thursday evening, Eastern Time, and early Friday morning for Europe, is expected to trigger auroras in the northern latitudes.
It is "worth stepping outside around midnight local time during the night from Thursday into Friday if you live at northern latitudes and if the sky is clear," Daniel Verscharen, an associate professor of space and climate physics at University College London
I saw one back in 2002 the night we moved into our new home. I think around May or June. I woke up and the sky was red off in the distance. then I could see waves of green coming from north east. it wasn't until the next morning that the tv weather guy spoke of seeing it to the east when coming into work at 4am.
Would be interesting to see it again. Usually California is just too far south of the loop but it usually manages to make it farther south in midwestern US. not sure why that is. a lower latitude like Tennessee but wont even make it to Northern California usually. might have something to do with the ocean water bowing its effect?
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