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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 11-Oct-2025 09:23:50 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    in reply to
    • M. Night Charlemayne
    • Dudebro
    • john_darksoul
    We had a guy who said his dad was an admiral in the Navy (completely other branch anyway lmao), so he didn't think it was a big deal that he couldn't pass the minimum push-up requirement (or sit-up or running or... ). He even told the TI his thoughts, lmao
    In conversation about 11 days ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 11-Oct-2025 09:23:41 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • M. Night Charlemayne
    • WeissenSocken88
    • ????? ??ℝ? ™
    • Will2Power
    • Dudebro
    • Suquili
    • john_darksoul
    >not confident lying about height to women closer to my height

    Just tell them you're a grower
    In conversation about 11 days ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 25-Sep-2025 13:08:19 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Tyler
    G I N G E R ?

    😜 😆
    In conversation about a month ago from gnusocial.jp permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 25-Sep-2025 13:08:18 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Tyler
    I've never made beer--that sounds fun 🔥

    I once helped with making mead!

    That specifically seems like a trend lately. I see homemade mead at more and more life events and public festivals
    In conversation about a month ago from gnusocial.jp permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Wednesday, 24-Sep-2025 16:00:54 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Tyler
    • Dudebro
    • paper9741
    I had a college course--mandatory for my major--in which we had to learn how ancient Egyptians *may* have calculated division (and in a less efficient way, at least for our modern purposes). This was to show us how eurocentric we were; that "others" had systems of mathematics before us.
    💀

    All taught by the fattest, sweatiest hog woman to ever grab a pencil with her grubby palm.

    Every day I wanted to hollow my skull out
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Wednesday, 24-Sep-2025 16:00:53 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Tyler
    • Dudebro
    • paper9741
    I know what you mean
    :nod:
    I had one professor (a good one who, after a year, was let go) tell me I seemed like I was going to have a psychotic moment.
    I wasn't outwardly freaking out (l felt like it would be a disaster and r e l i e f to do so though). I wasn't being obviously off. I kept to myself as much as possible, just focused--but joked, if I had to interact.
    He could tell by when I didn't laugh though--when the cue signs were up and the room rose to its empty-mirror laughter and nodding, and I didn't. Guess he looked for who in the room wasn't laughing--and knew how I felt.
    He was good.

    I'm sorry you have to spend any time at all dancing with the drooling rather than having that time for [literally anything else].
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 18-Sep-2025 12:41:10 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • ?? Humpleupagus ??
    • d
    • Bloodytailspike
    Elephant man, do you read horror?
    Do you have any recommendations of horror books not written in the 1800s?

    A friend asked me recently. He has no problems with the 1800s ones I gave; it's just that I noticed all that I gave him was that old. (I did give him Lovecraft too 👍)
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 18-Sep-2025 12:33:32 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • d
    Do you have any horror books you'd recommend?

    I had a friend ask me recently, and I realized the only horror books I (for now) know I care for are from the 1800s 💀 🤣

    I'm not deep into the horror genre myself though.
    I did try Stephen King (his earlier stuff). Not into him.
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 18-Sep-2025 12:33:30 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    in reply to
    • ?? Humpleupagus ??
    • d
    • Bloodytailspike
    HEY! THERE'S some horror I've read not from the 1800s!
    He was only BORN in the 1800s :jahy_smug:
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Sep-2025 22:58:06 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Matty
    • Shadowman311
    >how they had zero qualms uploading shit to TikTok or whatever with their full face and name saying the most heinous things imaginable

    :nod:
    Remember how many uploaded themselves dancing during covid (even making coordinated group dances at their workplaces), while also chastising everyone around online and irl because they were "overworked"; that their workplaces were "overflowing," "at capacity."
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 13-Sep-2025 12:19:43 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Matty
    • GasTheHooks
    :nod:
    AI fooled the thousands there
    Mmhm



    Are you aware that videos are automatically "corrected" by AI by many platforms? Even YouTubers have complained about this. AI fucking up a ring isn't convincing weight.
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 13-Sep-2025 12:19:43 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Matty
    • GasTheHooks
    >These billionaires and the people they run with have ready access to children. Wouldn't be difficult to snatch one up.

    Was that a suggestion that the guy who gave impromptu answers in front of thousands, looking like Charlie, sounding like Charlie, really wasn't Charlie?

    People need the art of applying grounding scope in their argument.

    I know a guy irl like this, and I have to tell him how fucking retarded he is every time. Literally unable to parse mutually exclusive shit, let alone figure out where to start anything (even games).
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 11-Sep-2025 22:48:04 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • ??Turkleton Pupptarr??
    • Tiberius J. Nougat
    • Cozy Clew
    It is 😆

    I worked at a Hardee's in high school, and someone called asking whether the place was the same as some "Carl's Jr." restaurant I'd never heard of.

    I didn't know I was Patrick Star-ing them. "NO, this is HARDEE'S"
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Thursday, 11-Sep-2025 22:48:02 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    • ??Turkleton Pupptarr??
    • Sturmführer Xeno Fish Biscuits
    • Tiberius J. Nougat
    • Cozy Clew
    This one sold moonshine out the back
    In conversation about a month ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 16-Aug-2025 01:38:42 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    God makes an *unconditional* convenant with Abraham, a promise to follow after his seed, which will become many nations.

    Abraham's seed according to the *unconditional* covenant God gave are Israelites. He invites of those Israelites present at Mt Sinai to enter into a *conditional* covenant as His Bride.

    That Bride is adulterous--not only entering into covenants with other husbands, but even bearing children by their people--bastards who would not be under the *conditional* covenant nor the *unconditonal* covenant.

    The adulterous Bride splits into two kingdoms: a Northern (Ephraim) and a Southern (Judah)--each named after the larger/ruling tribe.

    God declares through prophets in both kingdoms that
    >He has known no other people but the House of Israel; no other people have known Him
    >the House of Israel (two kingdoms and many scattered) has become an adulterous Bride
    >He is divorcing the Bride
    >the House of Israel--those living and their descendants--will be "Not My People" and "Without Mercy"
    >He will scatter them among other people
    >yet He will lead them to become fruitful and forgetful abroad, while foreigners make a temporary end of the kingdoms
    >He will make it so that a remnant returns for the sake of His word keeping
    >all of the House of Israel are His sheep, and He will be the good shepherd, sending fishermen and hunters to gather them back to Him
    >He will give to the House of Israel a new covenant, the everlasting covenant
    >all of the House of Israel will be saved

    The Israelites are overthrown by foreigners.
    The kingdoms completely fall.
    Most Israelites are scattered far abroad, for centuries. Some had never even received the law. They become nations.
    A remnant that was in Babylon returns to the land, to rebuild.
    They once again become adulterous.
    They once again invite others into the old covenant who cannot be under the covenant. They have bastards by some of them. They are betrayed by these (especially the Edomites, as contemporary historians note), and these are rewarded with positions of governmental and religious rulership (Herod's line and Sanhedrin positions) by the conquering power (Roman) they'd aided. (We call this people "jews" today as they claim the name and we let them.)

    God walks in the flesh.
    He tells bastards that they are not His sheep and *therefore* do not hear Him--NOT that they are not His sheep because they don't listen; NOT that they may become His sheep. No, God is there for His lost sheep, the lost sheep of the House of Israel, and He is the good shepherd who knows His sheep, and His sheep know Him. The bastards are *not His sheep* as they are not sheep! Let alone lost sheep.
    "Unless one is born of above, one cannot see the kingdom of God."

    God is crucified, at the behest of the bastards.
    This death of the Husband releases the Bride (every Israelite, whether in Judea or abroad, whether faithful or adulterous, aware of forgetful) from the *conditional* old covenant, fulfilled/ended by the death of either party--the Husband, rather than all of the Bride.

    God will uphold the *unconditional* covenant He gave to Abraham and his seed that had become many nations.

    An earnest of the Spirit is given at pentecost, a partial restoration.
    The seed is once more "My People" and "With Mercy."

    Israelites that had been descendants of those present at Mt. Sinai and thus under the law--any of these that had become broken away by the divorce--are grafted back (natural branches broken from the cultivated olive tree). Israelites that had never been under the law (not all went to Sinai, so wild olive trees) are under this new covenant (grafted to the tree), as the scope is according to the *unconditional* covenant of God given to Abraham and his seed. Paul spends his ministry conveying this to the seed scattered abroad.

    The new covenent will be consummated at the end of the age, at the Wedding Feast of the Lamb, when the Bride and the Husband are reconciled in an everlasting covenant.
    The fullness of the Spirit will be given--the restoration, the resurrection of His Bride, whether faithful or not. All of the House of Israel will be saved. (Israelite =/= jew.)
    He will then separate nations, by His sheep and the goat nations, and judge by how even the least of the sheep were treated. He will cast the goats away to be no more. All the sheep are saved by grace, yet the sheep will be rewarded each according to their work.

    Though first upon His return to separate the nations, He will find His Bride in the wilderness (He had led her to rest in) as the Whore of Babylon, once more unfaithful, giving herself to many nations. He, the only faithful, the only one good, will save her despite herself, kill the rest, and be known by her by this.

    The Revelation received is an uncovering of the history until that time, so that we may know that He is true and have encouragement and proof for the faith. (What is the point of the book of Revelation, if not this?)
    In conversation about 2 months ago from nicecrew.digital permalink

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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Saturday, 16-Aug-2025 01:38:41 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • White_Powerade
    I wrote it so I could have it bookmarked or pinned for "here, read this; you won't be convinced; and I won't have typed it yet again" reference.

    Atheists and Christians and pagans get reading-the-text-level pieces of the text wrong, regardless of what they interpret from there. It's disappointing to see. I expect it irl from normies with only enough "familiarity" with any of the text and an argument skill set to navigate reddit or their brick-and-mortar "bible study."
    When ourguys fight endlessly about this, and they can't even get text-level comprehension pieces straight as premises to stand on to contest their conclusions (that should stand on at least these), it's sad.

    But it's been so for centuries. This isn't (lol lmao) an attempt to change that.
    Just a sign I can tap for the next time.
    In conversation about 2 months ago from nicecrew.digital permalink

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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Wednesday, 13-Aug-2025 21:49:02 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • Matty
    I hate how inconsistent / not reflective of their own words these people are

    >claims she looks like porn star
    >claims she's not attractive

    "That burger looks like it could be in burger eating advertisements. UGH. That is NOT appealing!"
    In conversation about 2 months ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 08-Aug-2025 15:18:01 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
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    • ÜV :ov: :sonnenrad:
    • BowserNoodle ☦️
    • DrRyanSkelton
    • ?Hobo of The Dúnedain:??
    • Breaking911
    They are an "I'm alive" moment experience. Powerful to see--more enjoyable at a far, far, (they run fast) far, far distance
    In conversation about 3 months ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 08-Aug-2025 15:10:57 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    • ÜV :ov: :sonnenrad:
    • DrRyanSkelton
    • ?Hobo of The Dúnedain:??
    • Breaking911
    >black bear easier to scare off than grizzly

    :nod: This is the case (though they might decide, no, they're actually interested in staying around)

    Grizzly bears not so much. They do not care whether even a large vehicle or ten, full of people, drives up, blares sound, flashes lights. They only consider whether they are hungry or really like what you have/are.
    In conversation about 3 months ago from nicecrew.digital permalink
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    Ash Kvetchum (ash_kvetchum@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Aug-2025 12:16:11 JST Ash Kvetchum Ash Kvetchum
    I want this for all of you 🍻
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    My secret weaponis all these extra chromosomes.I like math, poetry, D&D, Tolkien and fantasy novels in general.I have a girlfriend, and I'm writing a book. I will tell you this 100 times.

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