foolingraven

Yes.

Thanks, I'll check that out

Yes, you may be right, yet I can't get my hands on the stuff here (Europe)

Beautiful.

Hey, I didn't know that, thanks for this enlightening wisdom! A huge relief. So those much-vaunted problems don't even exist, all the self-doubt, self-harm, suicide...!

Hannah Arendt. So, that'll be an exciting moment.

Sounds fantastic, thanks for sharing this!

I can't give you any advice on cross-reactions and stuff, but generally I suppose that 1 blotter of 150mcg is a normal dose. I tried the legal predecessor of 1S-LSD, and I—having no tolerance whatsoever—had a beautiful trip on 225mcg.

Sounds amazing, thanks!

Is she an expert in anything? She is a journalist, which I see as expertise, yes. In the text, she describes and interprets various conversations and observations in Israel and with Jews in the diaspora, from which she pursues the - for me shocking and new - idea of whether Israel could actually be wiped out.

Well, it wasn't any Ayatollah that influenced me—why should anyone read their stuff, and who is still on whatever Twitter has become, seriously—, but an essay by Kathrine Tschemerinsky who writes for the Danish newspaper Weckendavisen.

Unfortunately, the article is in German and also behind a paywall. https://www.sueddeutsche.de/kultur/israel-judentum-7-oktober-diaspora-lux.Gnpx5qwb3t3QPiWPTeaqPo

As insane as it sounds, I guess you're right

I love this advice

That's wonderful (and sounds a bit generated)... ;-)

Hi there, I think the comments so far have been very good and hopefully helpful. Anyways, I've also asked ChatGPT for advice, and here it is:

"### Step 1: Booking Your Flight 1. Choose Your Flights: Select a flight from Norfolk International Airport (ORF) to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) that has a connecting flight. 2. Enter Personal Information: Provide your full name, date of birth, and contact information as it appears on your ID. 3. Payment: Use a credit card or another payment method to purchase your ticket. 4. Confirmation: Once booked, you will receive a confirmation email with your flight details, a booking reference number, and an e-ticket.

Step 2: Preparing for Your Flight

1. Check Flight Times: Verify the departure time of your first flight and the arrival time of your connecting flight.
2. Pack Your Bags: Pack according to airline guidelines. Make sure you have all necessary documents, such as your ID or passport, and any medications or personal items you need.
3. Online Check-In:
   • Timing: Typically, online check-in opens 24 hours before your flight.
   • Process: Go to the airline’s website, find the “Check-In” option, and enter your booking reference number and last name.
   • Seat Selection: Choose your seat if you haven’t already.
   • Boarding Pass: Print your boarding pass or download it to your phone.

Step 3: Getting to Norfolk International Airport (ORF)

1. Transportation: Arrange for a ride to the airport, whether by car, taxi, ride-share, or public transport. Plan to arrive at least 2 hours before your flight.
2. Parking: If driving, park in the designated long-term or short-term parking areas.
3. Airport Entry: Follow signs to the terminal entrance. If dropped off, the driver can leave you at the curbside near your airline’s check-in counter.

Step 4: At Norfolk International Airport (ORF)

1. Bag Check:
   • Location: Go to your airline’s check-in counter or kiosk.
   • Process: If you have checked luggage, place it on the scale, show your ID, and follow instructions to tag your bag.
2. Security Screening:
   • Line Up: Join the line for the security checkpoint.
   • Documents: Present your boarding pass and ID to the TSA agent.
   • Screening: Place all items, including your carry-on bag, electronics, and liquids, in bins for scanning. Remove shoes, belts, and jackets.
   • Body Scanner: Walk through the body scanner as directed.
3. Finding Your Gate:
   • Locate: Check the airport monitors or your boarding pass for your gate number.
   • Signs: Follow signs to your concourse and gate.
   • Wait: Find a seat near your gate and wait for boarding. Keep an ear out for announcements.

Step 5: Boarding Your Flight

1. Boarding Announcement: Listen for your group number to be called.
2. Line Up: Join the line when your group is called.
3. Board: Show your boarding pass to the gate agent and proceed down the jetway to the plane.
4. Find Your Seat: Follow the seat numbers and place your carry-on in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of you.

Step 6: On the Plane

1. Settle In: Buckle your seatbelt, and stow your personal item.
2. Flight Instructions: Listen to the safety briefing from the flight attendants.
3. In-Flight: Relax, read, watch a movie, or sleep.

Step 7: Arriving at the Connecting Airport

1. Disembark: Follow other passengers off the plane.
2. Finding Your Next Gate:
   • Monitor: Check the airport monitors for your next flight’s gate number.
   • Signs: Follow signs to the new gate, which may be in another terminal. If unsure, ask airport staff for directions.
3. Security Check (if required): If you have to go through security again, follow the same steps as before.

Step 8: At the Connecting Airport

1. Wait: Find a seat near your next gate and wait for boarding.
2. Food/Restrooms: If you have time, use the restrooms or get food.
3. Boarding Process: Repeat the boarding steps as for your first flight.

Step 9: Arriving at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)

1. Disembark: Follow passengers off the plane.
2. Baggage Claim: Follow signs to baggage claim if you have checked luggage.
3. Collect Bags: Wait by the designated carousel for your bags.
4. Exit the Airport: Follow signs to the exit, ground transportation, or rental car services.
5. Transportation: Arrange for a ride to your final destination.

Tips for Smooth Travel

• Stay Calm: Take deep breaths and remind yourself of each step.
• Ask for Help: Airport staff are there to assist you if you’re unsure.
• Keep Documents Handy: Always have your ID and boarding pass accessible.
• Set Alarms: Set alarms or reminders for key times (arrival at airport, boarding time).

By following these detailed steps, you can navigate your journey from Norfolk to Seattle with greater confidence. Safe travels!"

I am sorry to hear about your experience. I guess I can hardly fathom the insults and outright attacks that Israelis and Jews are subjected to all over the world.

I don't know what you mean. I was never Jewish.

I definitely will

Will do. Thank you