A Most Mighty Thank You, QuestforEudaimonia! [insert Heart emoji here]

[packajos000]

How grand and elaborate! Thank You, Old Brother; it dost, truly, warm Me Heart.

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[QuestforEudaimonia]

Forever and Always my friend. Hopefully through some sort of metempsychosis, I knew you before this incarnation of life. Whatever bread crumbs you leave behind, this white rabbit shall follow.

Thank you Noah. Thank you Hoshaiah Akakêsios.

Thank you Packajos000

[Redbeck]

What a mighty piece of work, wisdom and encouragement is this, Packajos000, of which, it has to be said, QuestforEudaimonia is most worthy. Packajos000, our friend of longstanding, outstanding and upstanding, ever present in the scheme of all things 973-eht-namuh-973 and friends of the Oracle forum. A veritable horn of Jericho in our midst, knocking down the walls that stand in our way, lending great volume to the people's shout, giving us faith in ourselves.

Aiding our evolution in the face of rampant worldwide adversity and firmly placing the 'R' in revolution and always uplifting the 'R' in Redbeck.







St. Jerome Reading in the Countryside, by Giovanni Bellini, with a white hare, 1505






Titian, Madonna of the Rabbit, Paris, Louvre, c. 1530

[QuestforEudaimonia]

What a mighty piece of work, wisdom and encouragement is this, Packajos000, of which, it has to be said, QuestforEudaimonia is most worthy. Packajos000, our friend of longstanding, outstanding and upstanding, ever present in the scheme of all things 973-eht-namuh-973 and friends of the Oracle forum. A veritable horn of Jericho in our midst, knocking down the walls that stand in our way, lending great volume to the people's shout, giving us faith in ourselves.

Aiding our evolution in the face of rampant worldwide adversity and firmly placing the 'R' in revolution and always uplifting the 'R' in Redbeck.







St. Jerome Reading in the Countryside, by Giovanni Bellini, with a white hare, 1505






Titian, Madonna of the Rabbit, Paris, Louvre, c. 1530

The Revolution WILL Be Televised