Anonymous
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7/11/2025, 1:17:35 AM No.510050022
There is no photographic evidence of humanity before the 1830s...really makes you think.
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Anonymous
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7/11/2025, 1:18:31 AM No.510050083
>>510050022 (OP)
not sure if bait or retarded
not sure if bait or retarded
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Anonymous
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7/11/2025, 1:41:54 AM No.510051615
>>510050022 (OP)
I have never took a photo of my wife sucking my dick
I have never took a photo of my wife sucking my dick
Anonymous
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7/11/2025, 1:55:13 AM No.510052582
>>510050022 (OP)
All of human history is CGI.
All of human history is CGI.
A Machine
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7/11/2025, 2:02:31 AM No.510053073
>>510050083
it's the best kind of bait thoblyat, because the modern human skeleton hasn't really changed as far as we have been able to unearth, going back hundreds of thousands of years.
it appears to always have been what it is now, still no 'missing link' as the neanderthal type can still be found in some places, for example.
it's the best kind of bait thoblyat, because the modern human skeleton hasn't really changed as far as we have been able to unearth, going back hundreds of thousands of years.
it appears to always have been what it is now, still no 'missing link' as the neanderthal type can still be found in some places, for example.
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Anonymous
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7/11/2025, 2:30:08 AM No.510054922
>>510053073
I remember being taught in school that humans as we are now first emerged 100,000 years ago. Current thinking is stretching that to almost 500,000 years. How long does it take a species to show some evidence of evolution?
I remember being taught in school that humans as we are now first emerged 100,000 years ago. Current thinking is stretching that to almost 500,000 years. How long does it take a species to show some evidence of evolution?