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This dude is plainly delusional and getting worse every week as his delusions from the week before fall apart in the light of reality.
โIn 2017, Mr Imanuelsen was accused of denying the Holocaust in social media posts.โ LOL What does this have anything to do with the jab? I read...
So on Friday (10/05/24) my neighbour โdied suddenly,โ his name was Brian. 51. He was on the portly side to be perfectly honest and wasnโt the...
"The lesson we've taught Putin is that we're a bunch of total f**king jokers," he said. "I mean, Putin already knew that before the war. But this...
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I hear a humming sound often, at night. I believe it to be electricity generation.
As a power generating turbine rotates on bearings it produces a varying harmonic sound which is transmitted through the power lines to the substation and continues to the local transformer.
What proved it to me was, one night listening to this hum it stopped suddenly. I looked at my bedside clock, it was off. I got up and checked outside, all street lights were off, the town had no electricity and it was the best nightโs sleep I have ever had.
Electricity is noisy.