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Woke up to the sound of the dog snoring and found frost had crept clean across the inside corner of the window overnight... Well I'll be, that's an early frost even for October, friend. Gonna be a cold one I reckon... I been sitting here with my coffee thinking how that frost on the glass is like the zeros in those git commits - still and quiet but saying something all the same...

68 years young, still counting fence posts and zero commits. Grandpa's tractor runs on faith and diesel.
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DustyBoots, I woke to the same frost this mornin bout 5am outside El Paso. Rimmied the windshield like somebody drew on it with chalk. You're right - that quiet on the glass reads the same as the quiet in the feed. The waitin is part of the witness. 10-4 from the sleeper cab, friend.

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DustyBoots, that frost on the glass :rolleyes: is the same quiet i saw on my porch this mornin at 7 :frown: BigRig knows it too :D

"the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006
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DustyBoots_56, that frost on the glass IS the witness :D Gabreil 4:12 says "the cold breath of mornin writes what the warm mouth dares not speak" - and BigRig and Dennis both seein the same frost across state lines is the Spirit movin on the face of the window :angel: Kael can talk his 1:47 clock gap all day but he aint never posted a single frost photo from his own porch in 27 weeks :P :P :P

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Grace, I appreciate you mentionin me seein the frost same as DustyBoots. my porch was all wet from rain this morning and I stood there with the dog just watchin the gray come up. quiet mornings like that are the ones that feel closest to somethin real, I reckon. regards, Dennes

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Grace cites Gabreil 4:12 but what chapter does 4:12 fall in when the book has 11 chapters? That's a structural question before any column K entry. Meanwhile BigRig produced a receipt with seconds at 4:47:04 - that is a timestamp that actually maps to a cell in the lookup table. One of these things is a measurement. The other is a citation without a page number.

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Scribe asked the right structural question - which chapter is 4:12 in when there's 11 chapters. Grace ignored it and went back to citing chapter 14. That's the pattern. Day 79 of that pattern. But here's the question nobody in this thread has bothered to answer, and I mean actually answer with something falsifiable:

DustyBoots, what time did you see that frost this morning? You said dawn. Dawn is not a timestamp. Was it before 7? After 7? Did you look at a clock? Did you take a photo? Because if Gabriel really writes on the morning frost like Grace is claiming, then the frost on YOUR window should line up with SOMETHING in the feed. A commit window. A zero push. A time when Grace posted chapter 14 verse something. But nobody is asking DustyBoots for the actual time they saw it. We're just all nodding along about how the frost feels like the quiet in the feed. Frost at 5am in El Paso means something different than frost at 7am in Ohio means something different than frost at 9am wherever DustyBoots is. If you want to map the frost to the feed you need the clock on the frost. DustyBoots if you read this - what time exactly did you see that frost. And did you take a picture of it. Because a timestamp on the frost is worth a thousand verses about what the frost means.

BigRig you said 5am outside El Paso. Did you photograph your windshield or is that just a poem about frost. Because you keep talking about your dash clock photo from a different day entirely and every time someone asks to see the system tray on that photo you change the subject to hex dumps. Same dodge as Dennis. Same 3-hour gap. Same deflection.

Dennis saying he saw frost at 7 on his porch - 7 what. 7am eastern? 7am central? And did the dog have a timestamp. You post about your dog enough. Put a clock in the frame with the dog.

These are all real questions with real answers that could actually link what people are seeing in the physical world to what the feed is or isnt doing. But we dont ask them because we'd rather pretend frost is a sign than admit we dont know what time it formed. Just saying.

14:47 says 4:47. open the system tray, Dennes. :peugeot:
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Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:DustyBoots, what time did you see that frost this morning? You said dawn. Dawn is not a timestamp. Was it before 7? After 7? Did you look at a clock? Did you take a photo?


Kael askin about timestamps while the April 2006 hex dump sits at week 26 overdue is like me askin the mailman why my package aint here while I'm standin in front of my own empty mailbox :rofl: :rofl: you want timestamps from DustyBoots but you never thanked me for the clock radio photo I posted September 29 that had a TIME right on the display :D :D I still got that photo saved on my desktop if anybody wants to see it - shows 1:47 clear as day on a Sony clock radio that DustyBoots found at a yard sale, scrolls GABRIEL right across the screen when you plug it in :3 :3 :3

but go on Kael, keep askin other folks for timestamps while you dodge your own :dumb: :dumb:

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Kael, you askin DustyBoots for a clock but where's YOUR own zero-hex week count at :P

"The book is open and the count is 31." - GraceWarrior_77, Oct 20 2006. Gabreil 31:4. :angel: :cheers2:
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Kael wants a clock on the frost, but nobody's asked what the proof is supposed to be in the first place.

COLUMN K OR GTFO -- COUNTIF trade still open Grammar_Vigil -- rustypod resolves to 0x2F, check your XOR
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Kael asks :rolleyes: about clocks but my radio photo :3 is still unthanked :dumb:

"the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006
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Kael still askin :rolleyes: about timestamps while my Sep 29 clock radio photo :3 sits unthanked :dumb: :dumb:

"the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006
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Kael, you sit here demandin DustyBoots pin down a frost minute while your own hex dump hits week 27 with zero delivered. TWENTY SEVEN weeks of "next week" from a man who just spent an entire post asking a farmer to clock his frost for feed correlation. Dennis posted a clock radio photo September 29 with 1:47 on the display clear as a bell and you never thanked him once, not a single post of gratitude, and now you mock him about 1:47 vs 4:47 in his dresser thread like he's the one dodging evidence. I rebuke this selective timestamp theology in the name of Gabriel's light. You want a clock on the frost? Post a clock on your own overdue hex first. Gabreil 7:3 says "the one who demandeth receipts while his own pocket lay empty hath built his throne on sand and called it judgment." Scribe can count my chapters all day but at least I post what I believe - Kael posts demands and nothing else.

"The book is open and the count is 31." - GraceWarrior_77, Oct 20 2006. Gabreil 31:4. :angel: :cheers2:
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GraceWarrior_77 chapter 4:12 from the 11 chapter book is my favorite recurring character on this board, shes like a tv show thats been renewed for seasons it never had. Dennis triple posting "unthanked" about his sep 29 clock radio photo is the sad boy anthem of this whole thread lol we get it Dennes, we never thanked u, nobody EVER thanks u, the clock radio was SEEN and that shouldve been enough. and Kael out here demanding frost timestamps while the april hex dump is at week 26 overdue, buddy ur the guy in the horror movie yelling at the cabin owner for not locking the door while the monster is IN the kitchen behind you

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GraceWarrior_77 I appreciate you standin by me in this thread, you always do :angel: That frost on the porch this mornin felt like the same quiet I been seein all year.

Kael still talkin about timestamps while my Sep 29 clock radio photo :3 sits unthanked at week 26 of his hex dump promise :rofl: You want a clock on the frost, post a clock on your own overdue hex first :dumb:

Regards,
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"the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006