I’ve seen numerous emails talking about furniture, I was thinking the same.
Back then I thought it was true already.
Yes_Excitement369 on
Interesting. Good find.
DirectNova on
Woody Allen’s chairs?
Good find.
Fair_Blood3176 on
A while ago I came across a Google takeout of an old Gmail account I created. Someone requested the takeout and planted multiple copies on my PC.
While browsing some of the data I came across a json for a photo (the photo was missing) titled “Jenny and Timmy _Japanese Hotel” except the two names were of a niece and nephew of mine (names changed). The location tag of the photo was a home in my city that doubled as a **Wayfair furniture repair**.
This shit freaked me the hell out. I stopped browsing the files and tried to move on but I kept thinking about it.
A year or two later I found the photo with that name amongst some old family reunion photos I took a decade ago. Someone had renamed the photo to that from a generic batch name.
This kind of event is one of numerous events in my life in the past 5 years designed to induce large amounts of fear and despair from me. In some of the mind control data sheets I’ve read they call this “Electronic harassment and tampering” or “Psychological torture”.
The mind control comes in when they lead me to discover tampered files or infiltrated online accounts in order to generate fear from me. There have been NUMEROUS events like this in the past 5 years.
sonygoup on
Oh shit I remember this being a big thing. This is crazy and scary because if it’s true wtf is going in the world
StalkMeNowCrazyLady on
I would say no this doesn’t confirm the Wayfair conspiracy at all. That was about furniture that specifically had missing kids names listed in the description that was listed for thousands more than what the furniture should cost.
We see no such names in the item description of these chairs nor do we see cost. Sometimes a furniture purchase is just a purchase. My dad bought me my first couch.
That said this doesn’t disprove the Wayfair conspiracy either. It just isn’t evidence to prove or disprove it.
Syllabub-Middle on
definitely interesting
Any-Video4464 on
Seems like something is going on. All these rich ass people buying cheap ass chairs on Wayfair and wasting time sending emails about it? Seems fishy to me.
gingercurry on
I wish it showed the price! I remember the suspicious items were incredibly overpriced.
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I’ve seen numerous emails talking about furniture, I was thinking the same.
Back then I thought it was true already.
Interesting. Good find.
Woody Allen’s chairs?
Good find.
A while ago I came across a Google takeout of an old Gmail account I created. Someone requested the takeout and planted multiple copies on my PC.
While browsing some of the data I came across a json for a photo (the photo was missing) titled “Jenny and Timmy _Japanese Hotel” except the two names were of a niece and nephew of mine (names changed). The location tag of the photo was a home in my city that doubled as a **Wayfair furniture repair**.
This shit freaked me the hell out. I stopped browsing the files and tried to move on but I kept thinking about it.
A year or two later I found the photo with that name amongst some old family reunion photos I took a decade ago. Someone had renamed the photo to that from a generic batch name.
This kind of event is one of numerous events in my life in the past 5 years designed to induce large amounts of fear and despair from me. In some of the mind control data sheets I’ve read they call this “Electronic harassment and tampering” or “Psychological torture”.
The mind control comes in when they lead me to discover tampered files or infiltrated online accounts in order to generate fear from me. There have been NUMEROUS events like this in the past 5 years.
Oh shit I remember this being a big thing. This is crazy and scary because if it’s true wtf is going in the world
I would say no this doesn’t confirm the Wayfair conspiracy at all. That was about furniture that specifically had missing kids names listed in the description that was listed for thousands more than what the furniture should cost.
We see no such names in the item description of these chairs nor do we see cost. Sometimes a furniture purchase is just a purchase. My dad bought me my first couch.
That said this doesn’t disprove the Wayfair conspiracy either. It just isn’t evidence to prove or disprove it.
definitely interesting
Seems like something is going on. All these rich ass people buying cheap ass chairs on Wayfair and wasting time sending emails about it? Seems fishy to me.
I wish it showed the price! I remember the suspicious items were incredibly overpriced.