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Heaven and hell are eternal places because they are always present at the extremes of human existence, for better or for worse. People are constantly choosing between them, although they are generally not conscious of that in an articulated manner.
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Well done. Especially announcing it publicly, again. You will be remembered.
''Israel's Finance Minister Smotrich calls for 'total annihilation' of Gaza'' In time, what goes around comes around.
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We had been hiking and decided to stop and camp for the night. It was almost dark. We followed the direction of it for what seemed like forever and had decided to just give it up. We smelled what we thought was someone's campfire. So we followed the smell and finally found it. It had hit in the woods and had caught some pine needles on fire to where they were just smoldering.
It's about the size of a medium potato. We ended up pouring some bottled water on it and still had to wait on it to cool enough to carry it back in my friend's shirt. It may not be an actual meteorite, but we're pretty sure it's what we saw flying through the sky. It certainly isn't like any rock in the area. It's kinda like a piece of melted metal but more hard like a rock (if that makes sense).
I've been a little skeptical to mention to anyone that we have it.