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Nature Rare devil sunrise appears in multiple countries across earth

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u/smiffhouse2 17h ago

Super thankful to not be living in ancient times. There’d be so many sacrifices happening right now.

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u/tackleberry2219 17h ago

The sacrifices started a couple of months ago.

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u/total_alk 16h ago

We are a sacrifice he is willing to make.

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u/FortJables 15h ago

Please tell me this is a lost reference

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u/DevineAaron92 15h ago

Shrek reference

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u/Centrimonium 15h ago

ah fuck I've been going around saying this for a while now and straight up forgot it's from fucking Shrek

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u/vyrus2021 9h ago

It's OK. Everybody who heard you knew and didn't find it weird because Shrek has never fallen out of relevance.

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u/Centrimonium 9h ago

actually strangely reassuring, thanks

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u/TrapYoda 13h ago

You say that like it's a bad thing...

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u/jaw4ever 14h ago

And then I saw her face...!

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u/Insufficient_Funds92 14h ago

Bum! Bum! Bum! Bum!

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u/Tough_Text3 13h ago

Now I'm a believer!

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u/Aumba 3h ago

Or as my nephew used to sing it: "now I'm a beaver"

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u/poppitypopopop 13h ago

It was a sacrifice the Island required

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u/LiquorishSunfish 14h ago

Lost?! Many of us still follow the ways of the Lord of Love and Life. 

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u/groaner 11h ago

And sacrifices will continue until morale improves!

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u/Some_Ebb_2921 13h ago

Well... the preparations atleast, why'd you think they'd gathered so many people in places like gunatanamo

(/s, just before people actually might start conspiracies)

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u/Sharklar_deep 13h ago

The stock market was sacrificed today

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u/Dannn88 16h ago

How’d you know they’re not happening now

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u/gancoskhan 12h ago

It is. It’s called war.

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u/virtual-hermit- 12h ago

I 1000000% guarantee you there are real life people today who would absolutely see this as a sign from God/Satan and interpret however they choose.

Humans are essentially the same dipshit monkeys we've always been for millennia, and just because a handful of really smart ones catapulted technology forward doesn't mean humanity as a whole is any smarter than it was 2000+ years ago.

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u/PrettyChillHotPepper 11h ago

IIRC this exact phenomenon shows up in the Quran.

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u/Green-Block4723 10h ago

The development of technology doesn’t necessarily equate to a deeper understanding of the world for everyone.

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u/HoldThisGirlDown 8h ago

Hardware that ain't seen an update in about a quarter million years running software better suited to hiding in the trees cuz the lions are lurkin'

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u/TinKnight1 13h ago

I can think of a few sacrifices that I'd volunteer to the pagan gods.

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u/BurgersWithStrength 15h ago

You seen the DOW?

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u/CaptinACAB 13h ago

We sacrifice millions to our god. Capital.

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u/theriibirdun 13h ago

Didn't look at your portfolio today huh?

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u/ForestPrana 13h ago

Exactly.

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u/Andromansis 15h ago

What the fuck do you think they're doing in that El Salvadoran prison?

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u/InfiniteCosmic5 15h ago

Have you seen or heard about what’s going on in the global stock markets/economy?

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u/EnvironmentalHour613 14h ago

Or the concentration camps in America?

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u/winsluc12 13h ago

Oh don't be silly, those are in El Salvador./s

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u/Doggin-Pony-Show 12h ago

Everything in America is outsourced on the cheap. It's just good business.

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u/kevonicus 13h ago

People forget how crazy stuff like this must have seemed. It’s one of the reasons human history and history of religion itself proves that religion is all just man-made mythology. There could be a god hypothetically, but there’s zero evidence that we know anything about said god and mountains of evidence we’ve been making shit up about it since the dawn of man.

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u/Comfortable-Beyond50 15h ago

We have plenty of worthy sacrifices...

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u/EnvironmentalHour613 14h ago

Uhhh, have you looked outside

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u/panicinbabylon 14h ago

Plus I'd be shitting my pants.

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u/Bozzom 13h ago

Maybe they were right, I mean, look at the state of the world rn...

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u/-EdenXXI- 14h ago

The sun is a little horny today, huh?

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u/Bright-Friendship308 12h ago

The devil is a modern invention.

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u/outinthecountry66 13h ago

oh, there are. they are LOTS of sacrifices going on. (cries in american)

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u/dazedan_confused 13h ago

To be fair, if they wanted to sacrifice virgins, all they'd need to do is shut down Reddit.

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u/The_Bacon_Strip_ 19h ago

This is probably how the ancient Egyptians came up with Ra sailing a boat through the sky

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u/nfin1te 18h ago

THE RAPTURE IS NEAR

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u/wronguses 13h ago

Could it please be? If the evangelical death cultists all disappeared, maybe we could turn this thing around.

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u/AllHailTheWinslow 11h ago

Combined with the river of the Milky Way at night. Imagine what it would have looked like without all that light pollution.

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u/eepos96 11h ago

And why the cow god has sun between its horns.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hathor

Jesus fucking christ. You actuaöly solved religion!

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u/sslemons 10h ago

I’d love to see a list of natural phenomenons that led to ancient tales

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u/Whoozit450 8h ago edited 8h ago

There’s a bush in the desert that secretes a film that can burn off in high temps - The Burning Bush

Theres an entire mountain range under the Red Sea that would’ve been visible at certain times in the ancient biblical times - The Parting of the Red Sea

Thats all I recall from an 80s documentary on bible stories explained by science

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u/ogie381 6h ago

Auora borealis is nothing short of the gods fighting or something like that. Had I witnessed that before we understood what it was, I would have definitely believed in Odin, Thor, and Valhalla.

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u/xRelwolf 12h ago

BY THE POWER OF RAAAAAAA

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u/Outcast199008 18h ago

Imagine seeing this in the dark age.

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u/TheDragonoxx 16h ago

It’s this kind of stuff happening around the world that makes it easy to see how religion came about.

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u/FlashyHeight9323 13h ago

And how they all didn’t know of each other but share similar stories

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u/TheDragonoxx 13h ago

Exactly. The Native American myths are really good examples of this.

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 12h ago

Super Nova being recorded in China around same time the Bible was being written and edited.

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u/Winter-Plastic8767 11h ago

The bible was written over a period of 1000+ years

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 10h ago

which means we're both right

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u/Business-Heart1221 12h ago

It's almost like we live on the same planet and experience the same natural phenomenon!

s/

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u/SidneyKreutzfeldt 11h ago

Why are you being sarcastic?

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u/TheRealShiftyShafts 8h ago

He's actually just a snake with a massive erection

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u/scriptedtexture 10h ago

also makes you wonder why people still believe in that stuff now when we can now easily explain phenomenon like this.

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u/raggedseraphim 6h ago

the logic is more of "well why did things line up this way, and what does that mean?" rather than "how did this happen?". looking at the world in a more spiritual or religious sense is asking about the intentions of the forces that happen rather than the forces happening themselves.

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u/questron64 15h ago

We understood eclipses in the dark ages.

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u/ryhaltswhiskey 14h ago edited 8h ago

It was not until the 16th century that a mathematical model of a heliocentric system was presented by the Renaissance mathematician, astronomer, and Catholic cleric, Nicolaus Copernicus, leading to the Copernican Revolution.

Wikipedia

You sure about that? How would eclipses be understood without heliocentrism?

Edit: in the dark ages people knew that the moon crossed in front of the sun and when it would happen but also considered them to be ominous portents, which makes no sense to me

https://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/medieval-planetary-alignment-eclipses-middle-ages-renaissance-600022/

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u/questron64 14h ago

That doesn't actually matter when it comes to understanding eclipses, which is an alignment of the 3 bodies. Does it matter which one is at the "center" for that configuration? No, it does not.

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u/Canticle_of_Ashes 13h ago

Also important to note - the term "Dark Ages" was coined by Protestant propagandists trying to discredit the Catholic Church which governed much of society during that time period. It was not, in fact, a dark age.

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u/Hastyscorpion 13h ago

That is not the origination of the term. The term "Dark Ages" was conceived 200 years before Protestantism. The reason it was called the Dark Ages was in contrast to the Roman and Greek era. And yes comparatively speaking, it was a dark age. (At least in western Europe.)

The concept of a "Dark Age" as a historiographical periodization originated in the 1330s with the Italian scholar Petrarch, who regarded the post-Roman centuries as "dark" compared to the "light" of classical antiquity.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Ages_(historiography)

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u/Canticle_of_Ashes 12h ago

My apologies, you are correct that the term predates Protestantism. It was, however, used by Protestants to deride that era and the Church of the time which is likely how it became so widely used. This is from the same Wikipedia article you linked, for the interested:

During the Reformations of the 16th and 17th centuries, Protestants generally had a similar view to Renaissance humanists such as Petrarch, but also added an anti-catholic perspective. They saw classical antiquity as a golden time not only because of its Latin literature but also because it witnessed the beginnings of Christianity. They promoted the idea that the 'Middle Age' was a time of darkness also because of corruption within the Catholic Church such as popes ruling as kings, veneration of saint's relics, a licentious priesthood and institutionalized moral hypocrisy.

Importantly, today, historians tend to discourage the use of "Dark Ages" to refer to that period of history as it is not an accurate way to describe the time period.

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u/Outcast199008 15h ago

We... Being a select few who were no doubt shunned upon for challenging tradition and the norm.

Just like when we understood the world wasn't flat but people didn't want to know...

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u/BX8061 15h ago

Out of curiosity, when do you think that was?

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u/questron64 14h ago

We knew the Earth was round in the dark ages. What exactly do you think people believed in this era? This was all common knowledge by then.

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u/x_Rn 19h ago

Can someone explain how this occurs?

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u/NonsenseForLife 18h ago

It's basically a partial solar eclipse at sunrise. Depending on the orbit on the moon the moon can look bigger or in this case slightly smaller than the sun. Which in this case creates this crescent like sun.

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u/mongoosekiller 15h ago

Is it bad for eyesight?

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u/heysammyboy 15h ago

I mean, don’t stare at it and you should be fine?

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u/Pinksters 9h ago

I scrolled back up and stared at it for a minute and I'm fine.

/s

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u/csspar 13h ago

No better or worse than staring at the sun under normal circumstances. So yeah, bad.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 12h ago

Well, not actually true. Sunrise and sunset shift the spectrum of the sun toward red because it has to travel through like 20-30km more of troposphere. Add onto that the fact a large portion of the full disk is often obscured by the horizon, and the amount of damaging UV light and total light reaching your eyes is much, much lower than usual.

It's still not advisable to look or stare at the sun, it's still bad. But sunrise and sunset are definitely safer than say, mid-day.

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u/csspar 12h ago

My response to another reply:

True. But I'm not gonna risk saying that to someone who's asking if looking at the sun is bad or not.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 12h ago

Haha, a fair point.

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u/spaciousputty 12h ago

Slightly better than looking at it normally, cause half of it's covered. Still not good for your eyes though

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u/csspar 12h ago

True. But I'm not gonna risk saying that to someone who's asking if looking at the sun is bad or not.

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u/NonsenseForLife 15h ago

I would strongly recommend using eclipse glasses or a welding helmet to look at it. It can give blind spots in your eyes if you expose them to the sun for too long

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u/mikedvb 14h ago

It's most obvious in the second picture.

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u/Boris740 18h ago

That looks like a partial solar eclipse at sunset or sunrise.

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u/Tommysrx 16h ago

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u/LifeNerd 15h ago

Who is this guy?

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u/r0ttedAngel 14h ago

Giorgio A. Tsoukalos from the History Channel show Ancient Aliens

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u/ryhaltswhiskey 14h ago

Google: History channel aliens guy

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u/300andWhat 14h ago

Well, a president implements unilateral Tariffs on the entire world.

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u/OrbitTortoise 18h ago

“Multiple countries across the earth” is kind of a given with celestial events, but yeah freaking cool looking eh

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u/mwfn 16h ago

Localised entirely within your kitchen?

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u/Tommysrx 16h ago

May I see it?

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u/SaBom165 15h ago

No

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u/ohleprocy 15h ago

Please?

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u/Reasonable_Fix7661 12h ago

The moon and the sun were in the closet making eclipses and I saw one of the eclipses and the eclipse looked at me :)

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u/TheReasonISignedUp 14h ago

No mother, it’s just the northern lights ..

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u/spaciousputty 12h ago

Nah, often solar eclipses are very localised and likely something like this would only line up correctly in a fairly narrow band of places

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u/BeerInMyButt 11h ago

I think this is one of those moments where it’s worth pausing and asking: are we trying to get closer to the truth, or are we just posturing around it? The eclipse path is public, visual, and precise. Let’s start there and then have the conversation, instead of playing "who sounds smartest" with vague qualifiers.

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u/csspar 13h ago

Not for a solar eclipse, as depicted in these pictures. But yeah, this is still a stupid caption.

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u/JLRfan 18h ago

Feels about right

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u/FluffyRogue 18h ago

Why do i hear Alan Parsons Project when i see this?

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u/Feloniosaurus_Rex 18h ago

This is the part where we put a giant “laser” on the moon.

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u/nnnoooeee 17h ago

From North Carolina, at guard, 6’6”, Michaelllll Jorrrrdan!

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u/daehoidar 10h ago

Will never not be the coolest shit of all time

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u/Delayed_Wireless 15h ago

“2025 won’t be that bad” 2025:

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u/BusyAir9507 16h ago

Sounds about right for the state of the world atm

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u/External-Baker-3097 15h ago

If I wake up to a devil sunrise… I’m headin back to bed. Not dealing with the freaking apocalypse AND on top of that I gotta go to work?! Nah!

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u/Hot_Mic_Speaks 14h ago

Just imagine all the Biden facebook memes reposted by your great aunt if this happened 2 years ago.

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u/Chinaroos 15h ago

Eclipses have nothing to do with political or social events here on Earth.

But damn if this doesn't feel ominous.

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u/bazzard420g 16h ago

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u/CelticSith 15h ago

I can't wait to take Kage back to hell...gonna fill em with my, demon gel

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u/Bellybutton_fluffjar 11h ago

I'll make him squeal like the scarlet pimpernel!

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u/Error404_Error420 18h ago

The anti-christ is president right now, so this sign tracks

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u/NickOlaser42 13h ago

It's honestly crazy how many signs point to it being him, he even fits the Nostradamus Idea of a Third coming after "Hister"

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u/Queen-Emmah 19h ago

This looks pretty fire not gonna lie 🔥

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u/Alpha_Kangaroo 15h ago

This the type of shit my parents would get sent in those FWD: FWD: FWD: emails and it’d talk about how the devil is coming and how you need to forward the email to show your faith otherwise Satan would come peg you and they’d believe every word of it

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u/ckwackwackwackwackwa 17h ago

It’s a sign! But from who I can’t remember

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u/Infamous-Tomorrow302 14h ago

I wonder what it’s trying to tell us.

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u/MisterSneakSneak 16h ago

We been getting a a lot of rapture symbols lately. I wonder what it means….

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u/MyFriendsCallMeBones 15h ago

Hail Satan!

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u/Lifetime3211 3h ago

Had to scroll way too far to find this.

Hail Satan.

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u/WingCool7621 14h ago

that's metal

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u/aokaf 16h ago

So the markets are crashing, theres a definite recession coming probably world wide, the greatest 🤡 on earth is turning the country against our allies and befriending our enemies while planting stooges in the most sensitive leadership positions CIA, FBI, NSA, the US government is getting dismantled from the inside out by a billionaire and a 19 yo named bigballs, 1/3 of the country is in a cult, the housing market is the most unaffordable its ever been, global warming has gone past the point of no return... what else am I missing.. oh right the sun has horns now.

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u/1Screw2Few 16h ago

Pfft. It's just a coincidence.

Here, have some more Cheerios©

© 2025 General Mills. All rights reserved.

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u/satan-worshipper 18h ago

HAIL SATAN

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u/Various-Wish-8122 14h ago

Username checks out

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u/Im_eating_that 18h ago

After the rebranding he goes by Santa

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u/bootyhole-romancer 18h ago

Eye warship satin

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u/International_Lake28 15h ago

Perfect to play sunrise to play the song Black Sabbath by the band Black Sabbath to

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u/Rare-Philosopher-346 14h ago

Man, that's seriously creepy.

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u/dtcoo11 16h ago

Well aint that foreboding.

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u/Valkgard 17h ago

I AM COMPLETE!!

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u/Hammose 15h ago

🎵FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCK🗣️

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u/Plutt_Bug_69 16h ago

Which religious apocalyptic event is correct? Taking all bets!

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u/Mulletsaregreat 14h ago

I wonder if Jesus will be returning soon?

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u/Terrobyde 14h ago

Doom music commences

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u/boneboy247 14h ago

Yeah, seems about right

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u/Logintheroad 14h ago

Seem accurate.

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u/BP_Snow_Nuff 13h ago

Awaken, my child. Behold.

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u/bluntphunk 13h ago

Hail Satan 🤘

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u/RepulsiveCap5469 16h ago

What are some places where this happened?

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u/buzz3001 18h ago

Trumps finally shown his face then.

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u/rickyrawdawg 17h ago

Just as the prophecy foretold

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u/magetrip 16h ago

Which prophecy?

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u/tarabithia22 13h ago

It’s a quip. Not literal.

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u/ChanSungJung 16h ago

Satan finally stood up to Sadam Hussein!

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u/Rags_75 16h ago

Imagine seeing that in the 10th Century - you'd absolutely poo your pants

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u/tcat1961 18h ago

Awesome. Thank you.

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u/aj_logan_7 16h ago

This is 100% where they got the idea of a devil from. And the suns rays through clouds must've been god/heaven

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u/Puzzleheaded-Cup8948 16h ago

Most likely, because of the genocide that people seem to be indifferent to, which is happening atm. These are some evil times.

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u/Berns429 16h ago

Well that’s symbolic

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u/astralseat 15h ago

The second pic is crazy

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u/Lea32R 15h ago

That's bowser 😂

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u/Vitev008 15h ago

The more I see rare photos of nature, the more I understand ancient humans doing weird religious things and trying to explain what they saw.
"And the devil appeared in the sky" oh, now I get it.

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u/zu-bam 15h ago

Trumps tarrifs, devil sunrise, asteroid, game over.

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u/Heteroking 15h ago

Yup, we're fucked

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u/Motor_Educator_2706 15h ago

Stay calm, this has nothing to do with the economy

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u/TheFez69 15h ago

This feels like a sign

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u/FactHot5239 15h ago

So rare there isn't even a Wikipedia page on it.

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u/SweaterSteve1966 15h ago

Seems fitting on what’s going on rn.

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u/WhIzdUmb_1_ 15h ago

It’s the seventh deal being opened

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u/Firm_Door_8214 14h ago

Have we begun the Easter egg?

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u/AbbreviationsOne4963 14h ago

Across Earth? So.Mars is still safe?!

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u/Mother-Persimmon3908 14h ago

It is hornet!! Silksong 2025!!

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u/throwawayinfinitygem 14h ago

Tariffs are the devil!

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u/NoLow8653 14h ago

Abiyoyo is coming yall

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u/TheAtomicPunk5150 14h ago

He is, he’s the shining and the light Without whom I cannot see And he is insurrection, he is spite He’s the force that made me be He is Nostro Dis Pater Nostr’ Alma Mater He is

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u/Some-Description711 14h ago

Second pic is Galway Ireland pretty sure by the look of that diving board

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u/Forsaken_Ad_8789 14h ago

Matching the economy perfectly

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u/dandee93 14h ago

Proof the earth is croissant

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u/backspace_cars 14h ago

armageddon won't be long

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u/HutsuriX 14h ago

Iori yagami reference‼️⁉️

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u/BodhingJay 14h ago

Solar eclipse?