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I see boekanier uploads a lot of these links and they usually get a lot of upvotes, wouldn't mind being able to see these myself too.

credit: Uncle Chud.

EXAMPLE: Queeri is a swarthy little manlet, and should rope immediately.

I'm seriously thinking that human society has evolved because of hymen. Let me explain. I have asked chat AI about hymen, and it said that the hymen is basically useless for the body.

The only use for hymen is for men to understand if the girl is a virgin or a slut.

This makes me believe in God. Because nature would never create something useless on the body. Only sentient God would create hymen for intelligent humans.

Without hymen, it would be impossible to understand if a woman is virgin or a slut.

Without hymen, men would be afraid to marry women and have a family. This means highly likely our society would be completely different, socially, politically, and ideologically.

Probably people would be all single without the knowledge of the meaning of virginity, faithfulness, family, and conservative values in general.

Any news? any clue?

@shortest_ineptitude

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtpApoFt55U

#St. Martin of Tours November 11th | Saint of the Day

Saint Martin of Tours was born in in Savaria, Pannonia in either the year 316 or 336 AD. That region is what is today the nation of Hungary. His father was a tribune, which is a high-ranking officer in the Imperial Horse Guard. Martin and his family went with his father when he was assigned to a post at Ticinum, in Northern Italy. It is here that Martin would grow up.

Just before Martin was born, Christianity was legalized in the Roman Empire and the bloody persecution of Christians soon came to an end. It was not the official religion of the State, but it could be practiced and proclaimed openly. The Gospel message soon flourished in ancient Rome, transforming the empire. Martin's parents were pagans, but at the age of 10, Martin chose to respond to the call of the Gospel and become a Christian.

At the age of fifteen, Martin was required to follow his father into the cavalry corps of the Roman military. By the time he was 18, Martin is believed to have served in Gaul, and also eventually Milan and Treves. Scholars think he served as part of the emperor's guard.

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