The cat was gone for two days, and rabies has a long incubation period from weeks to months, so maybe don’t just kill it. (I’m probably overthinking a cartoon.)
jason is so repulsive and disgusting and sensitive, truly deserving of being that book of repulsive kids when jon mcguirk was looking for kids in that episode with the special kid.
Lightwaves come in different forms depending on their wavelength, amplitude and frequency. If you're going to mistake 5G with being the same thing as microwaves, you'd might as well fear the sun and all forms of light if you don't care to know the differences. By your own admission, you dont know any of this stuff, so why are you making conclusions about something you dont even understand
So are you saying ANY kind of behaviour that's "unusual", by whatever definition is evidence of a "clone"? You sound really confused throughout the whole video, is that evidence that you're a "clone"? None of this makes any sense or is based on anything in reality. You can't instantly age a clone, or transplant memories, or "souls" or give it "software" or anything. It doesn't make sense for it to be unable to change its weight; if it's moving, it's spending calories, so that means it needs calories. Maybe I'm just wasting my time pointing this out, you're probably enjoying this fantasy too much to care anyway. Realtalk though, thanks for the Home Movies uploads, I just wasn't expecting it to lead to something this silly.
These people are very very far gone. I remember watching videos like this ten years ago. They even had these schematics, showing where each component of the clone/android people were inserted and stuff. They'd even look at TV glitches, like slight errors with the actual screen, and they'd be saying "that's evidence of alien/clone/lizard person behavior right there". Extraordinarily bizarre.
@@jimreily7538 Totally bizarre. I've heard the same thing where they look at those glitches and say "Look, proof that their hologram disguise is failing". I've had to program a video compression algorithm for school, and I can literally cite them what lines of code cause that. It skips over chunks of pixels that haven't been changed for a while to save processing resources and memory, then when it has sudden movement, sometimes it doesn't keep up. I explain to them that's just how digital video works, and they tell me I've been brainwashed by dumb compsci books. You're right, they're way too far gone and seem to prefer the fantasy they've chosen.
