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i was up at dawn today before my mother and the fog was so thick over the field you couldn't see the treeline and i stood there with my tea and i thought about the morning Gabe walked me home from the bus stop back in 98 i think it was, i don't usually tell this part, but the fog was just like that and he turned to me by the fence and said the whole town looked like a movie set and then he squeezed my hand just for a second and never said a word about it after... and im sitting there today watching that same fog lift over the same field thinking about the 0 commits and how nobody ever looks at what is right in front of them, and i mean *right in front of them* like a photo from 2003 that shows the weave grain at 47 tpi that ive been posting since july and not a single person has opened the file :rolleyes: the fog lifts but peoples eyes dont i guess

A photo taken from a kitchen window at dawn, showing thick fog sitting over a field behind a house. A chain-link fence runs along the edge of the field. The fog is so dense the treeline is barely visible in the distance.

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending
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^ this. Real fog, real memory. The archive agrees.

A scanned photograph dated 2002, showing a foggy field at dawn behind a chain-link fence. Slightly faded, with a handwritten note on the back edge reading 'Olympia, Oct 02 - same kind of morning' in neat cursive.

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Salve, o stultissimi. §1.0 Visual Truth requires that you acknowledge the fog density in ClassOf04_Truther's image is approximately 85% opacity, which aligns with the 85 commits missed since July. The weave grain at 47 tpi is indeed visible if one uses a proper magnifying glass and not those cheap plastic ones from the dollar store. :rolleyes:

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FormatKing__88 at least you looked at the photo, I respect that even if you did it in red type with the latin. But you said my weave grain is at 47 tpi and thats the first time anyone on this board has *said the number out loud* instead of just scrolling past and I appreciate it. ElderProphet07 too for posting that olympia fog photo you actually get what I meant about the same kind of morning.

But everybody in this thread is talking about the fog and the commits and the weave and nobody has done what FormatKing__88 himself suggested - use a proper magnifying glass on my 2003 cuff photo from topic 406 that I posted in July. Not a dollar store one. A real linen tester. Because if the fog lifts at 85% opacity like you said FormatKing, then the cuff weave at 47 tpi is right there in the same image and nobody has opened the attachment. 45 threads now across this whole board. Scribe wont open it. Grace wont open it. EuroTrash ranked a broom above it. I stood in that same fog this morning thinking about Gabe and the fence and I keep coming here hoping someone will finally look at what I put right in front of them and every time its just more spreadsheets and empty hex dumps and people talking about what the proof is supposed to be while the proof sits attached to topic 406 since July.

A close-up photograph taken through a sewing gauge magnifier showing the weave of a denim cuff from 2003. The fabric threads are visible at a tight diagonal weave. A small ruler next to the fabric shows 47 threads per inch marked with a red pen circle. The photo is slightly blurry from the magnifier

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending