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Posted By: MrFusion [Send E-Mail]
Date: Wednesday, 13-Jan-2021 05:52:41
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There have been no posts on the 8chan GreatAwakening board for a while. But there have been more Q posts. I explain below how to view them. The 8chan CBTS board has become sort of a cargo cult, declaring Q posts elsewhere fake, but not seeming to get any of their own lately. The 8chan QResearch board appears to be the most reliable current Q resource: To find Q posts, go to the link above, and look for the first instance of this image, usually in the top row: Click on the first instance of that image that you find, and scroll down to the post that starts 'Q's Private Board', and then has a link to the GreatAwakening board. Just below that will be 'Latest Q Posts', and below that see a lot of >> links with 6-digit numbers. The left-hand column are Q posts, newest at the top. The right hand column are posts, usually not by Q, which are referred to by the Q post to the left. On a computer, you can hover your cursor over the link to view the underlying post. For mobile devices you will have to experiment. Clicking on a link will take you directly to the post in whatever thread it is in. Below is an example of the current list, but in the future you will need to go through the above procedure to find the latest one. The mouse-hovering doesn't work for these below, you will need to go to the original thread page for that as described above. Clicking on the links below will take you to the actual posts though. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Q's Private Board Current Tripcode: !UW.yye1fxo Latest Q Posts Monday, 2.5.18 EST >>283537 rt >>283468 >>279968 rt >>279898 >>279886 rt >>279870 >>275719 rt >>275574 >>275572 rt >>275544 (pointed out by >>274871 ) >>274607 rt >>274601 >>274601 rt >>274558 Thursday, 2.1.18 EST >>233024 rt >>232480 >>231813 rt >>231746 >>231625 rt >>231205 Wednesday, 1.31.18 EST >>230358 rt >>230252 >>230091 rt >>230019 >>229941 rt >>229794 >>229717 rt >>229662 >>229398 rt >>229273 >>229202 rt >>229154 >>229128 rt >>229109 >>229103 rt >>229035 >>229003 rt >>228958 >>228878 rt >>228302 A Collection of Older Q Posts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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post(n.1)

'a timber of considerable size set upright,' from Old English post 'pillar, doorpost,' and from Old French post 'post, upright beam,' both from Latin postis 'door, post, doorpost,' in Medieval Latin 'a beam, rod, pole,' which is perhaps from Vulgar Latin *por- 'forth,' a variant of pro- (see pro-) + stare 'to stand' (from PIE root *sta- 'to stand, make or be firm').

Similar compounds are Sanskrit prstham 'back, roof, peak,' Avestan parshti 'back,' Greek pastas 'porch in front of a house, colonnade,' Middle High German virst 'ridgepole,' Lithuanian pirštas, Old Church Slavonic pristu 'finger' (PIE *por-st-i-).

Later also of metal. As a type of hardness, lifelessness, deafness by early 15c.

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'station when on duty, a fixed position or place,' 1590s, from French poste 'place where one is stationed,' also, 'station for post horses' (16c.), from Italian posto 'post, station,' from Vulgar Latin *postum, from Latin positum, neuter past participle of ponere 'to place, to put' (see position (n.)). Earliest sense in English was military; the meaning 'job, position, position' is attested by 1690s. The military meaning 'fort, permanent quarters for troops' is by 1703.

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[mail system] c. 1500, 'riders and horses posted at intervals,' to provide direct and rapid communication of messages and letters from one place to another by relays, from post (n.2) on notion of riders and horses 'posted' at intervals along a route. Probably formed on model of French poste in this sense (late 15c.).

The meaning 'system for the conveyance of letters' is from 1660s; it is attested from 1590s in the sense of 'vehicle used to convey mails;' 1670s as 'a dispatch of letters from or to a place.' As a newspaper name from 1680s.

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'to affix (a paper notice, advertisement, etc.) to a post' (in a public place), hence, 'to make known, to bring before the public,' 1630s, from post (n.1). The meaning 'to achieve' (a score, a victory) appears to have begin in U.S. newspaper sports-writing, by 1949. Related: Posted; posting.

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post(v.2)

in bookkeeping, 'to transfer from a day book to a formal account, make entries in a ledger,' 1620s, from post (n.2) via a figurative sense of 'carrying' by post horses. Related: Posted; posting.

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'to send through the postal system,' 1837, from post (n.3). Earlier, 'to travel with relays of horses' (1530s), hence 'to ride rapidly' (1560s). Related: Posted; posting.

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'to station at a place,' 1680s, from post (n.2) 'place when on duty.' Related: Posted; posting.

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1540s, 'with post horses,' hence, 'rapidly;' especially in the phrase to ride post 'go rapidly,' from post (n.3) 'riders and horses posted at intervals.'

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post-glacial(adj.)

'subsequent to the Ice Age,' 1855, from post- + glacial.

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