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<blockquote data-quote="Schwarzwald" data-source="post: 76435" data-attributes="member: 544">Some people find dead babies to be funny; it doesn&#039;t speak to anything other than the observer noticing a pattern they find amusing. Sometimes we scare our children and roar with laughter as they scream in terror. That &quot;soul&quot; you&#039;re hoping for could be the most unnatural, spiteful, rotten little goddess...The book was written before he even met Epstein. Donald Barr published Space Relations in September 1973. Jeffrey Epstein didn’t even step foot in the Dalton School as a teacher until September 1974. The blueprint was drawn before the builder arrived.Do you think the ants think the child with the magnifying glass is a benevolent God? Or a wicked, spiteful monster? Or just a simple, cruel law of reality they aren&#039;t equipped to understand? We are just watching the beam of light move toward the hill.[ATTACH=full]15513[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Schwarzwald, post: 76435, member: 544"] Some people find dead babies to be funny; it doesn't speak to anything other than the observer noticing a pattern they find amusing. Sometimes we scare our children and roar with laughter as they scream in terror. That "soul" you're hoping for could be the most unnatural, spiteful, rotten little goddess... The book was written before he even met Epstein. Donald Barr published Space Relations in September 1973. Jeffrey Epstein didn’t even step foot in the Dalton School as a teacher until September 1974. The blueprint was drawn before the builder arrived. Do you think the ants think the child with the magnifying glass is a benevolent God? Or a wicked, spiteful monster? Or just a simple, cruel law of reality they aren't equipped to understand? We are just watching the beam of light move toward the hill. [ATTACH type="full"]15513[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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