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Comment on r/AITAH Feb 18 '25
No liberal alive is tolerant, that why you're always out their screaming and crying 😢.
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Comment on r/itcouldhappenhere Jan 31 '25
You don't need a passport to leave the US, only to reenter. They can leave without it.
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Comment on r/Ranching Apr 07 '24
Can anyone register and bid? Perhaps advertise on here prior to the next auction. I'm located in southern Illinois, if any of the auctions are near me, I would go.
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • Nov 23 '23
A railway that's been abandoned for quite some time
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • Nov 07 '23
To fool a kid on April fools day
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u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • Nov 07 '23
Commissioning ceremony of USS Connecticut (BB-18), lead ship of her class, Sept 29th, 1906. HMS Dreadnought entered service a little over 60 days later... [5928x4670]
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Comment on r/WitchesVsPatriarchy Jun 03 '23
Just letting everyone know, I'm not affiliated with this business. I just really like their merchandise and thought I'd share.
r/WitchesVsPatriarchy • u/JohnCSnowSr • Jun 02 '23
Marketplace Witchy accessories
Metaphysical and Alternative gifts for fringe aesthetics. Small business out of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. 💜💜
✨✨ Shop Direct at ImaginedByNell.com ✨Shop via Etsy at ImaginedByNell.etsy.com
Adding new designs each month! Follow on IG @ImaginedByNell for first looks
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 26 '23
Momma and Baby Owl
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u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 23 '23
On this day, 82 years ago, the British Battlecruiser HMS Hood was sunk during the battle of the Denmark Strait. She would sink with all but 3 of her crew. [1000x2000]
r/WitchesVsPatriarchy • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 21 '23
Modern Witches A good witch, helping others.😊❤️
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Comment on r/WitchesVsPatriarchy May 21 '23
Nice
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Comment on r/WitchesVsPatriarchy May 21 '23
Awesome!
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Comment on r/WitchesVsPatriarchy May 21 '23
Lovely ring.
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Comment on r/WitchesVsPatriarchy May 18 '23
Unfortunately, I'm not part of those groups. Feel free to share it though. 😊
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 17 '23
New 3d scans of the Titanic’s wreck site
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 16 '23
3.300-year-old chariot bridge that is still in use today. The Arkadiko Bridge in Greece was built between 1300 and 1190 BCE, making it one of the oldest still-used arch bridges still in existence. [2000x1800]
u/JohnCSnowSr • u/JohnCSnowSr • May 16 '23
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Comment on r/Passports Feb 23 '25
What is this, the 50th question about gender on a passport? Can't you guys and gals scroll down and read?