Lady, That's My Skull

not gonna lie, this actually looks like a good idea.

I was camping this weekend and someone pulled out THREE snackleboxes and lemme tell you, absolute game changer

American bento

Toxic plastic

In terms of "they don't bother to lie badly anymore" hosting COVID denialist hearings where people swear Fauci is history's greatest monster but seem incapable of clearly articulating a single charge against him, and where people loudly insist lab leak was "confirmed" while openly presenting no evidence at all, is pretty on the nose

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Florence Pugh

Just looking at this game I know it's Finnish

Olmec heads are a favorite of this type of theory since there's a lot of replicas around the world. Every Olmec head on display outside of Mexico, barring some tours now and then, is a replica made by the Mexican government. The one donated to Ethiopia is in Mexico Square in Addis Ababa, which commemorates Mexico's support of Ethiopia following the Italian annexation, and anyway if you want to portray it as a real ancient artifact that's been unearthed, maybe don't include the plaque, the podium, and the fence behind it

I saw another example of this that said "look at these similar bricks used in Peru, Egypt, and Easter Island" and I don't know what to tell you, I don't think there's a limitless number of ways to combine bricks. I think Incan, Egyptian, and Rapa Nui engineers would gravitate towards building things in similar ways because everyone builds things in similar ways, the number of "efficient ways to put together buildings of a certain material" is pretty small. It's not aliens it's just that physics are physics everywhere on Earth and there's not some magical physics that makes it so Romans can build grand stone structures but the Maya need alien help (it's also not evidence of some lost proto-religion)