Fuck it- I literally mog all you subhumans to death

[ReadBooksEveryday]

 

[roidsuser2]

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[The Homelander]

WOWW SAAR ARE YOU INDIAN

 

[LiL 369]

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I bet u made ur low t friend hold that paper, and u still hiding your bitch ass face.

 

[anxiety]

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You look like Riddler from DC

 

[Donquixote]

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Nice morph this is you

Jew chad

 

[IHeartVanillaCoke]

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shalom

 

[infini]

Unit669 jigga.

 

[JeanneDArcAlter]

Fake writing

 

[Muttcel foid killer]

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[Xangsane]

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From a purely observational standpoint—examining lighting, shadows, resolution consistency, and the relative alignment of elements in the photo—there’s no blatant evidence that this image has been crudely edited or manipulated. The individual’s facial features, the background environment, and the sign he’s holding all exhibit coherent perspective and lighting. The transitions between objects (e.g., his hand and the paper, the jacket edges, the background objects) appear smooth rather than abruptly altered or mismatched.


Additionally, the text on the paper (“readbookseveryday”) seems aligned naturally with the paper’s curvature and angle, suggesting that it was actually written on or physically placed rather than superimposed digitally. Typically, if an image were heavily edited, one might see mismatched focus areas, pixelation around edges, or inconsistent lighting angles—none of which are immediately evident here.


That said, without metadata or further digital forensic analysis (e.g., error level analysis, checking for cloned regions, or verifying the file’s EXIF data), one cannot be 100% certain. At face value, though, it looks like a straightforward snapshot with no conspicuous signs of manipulation. So, if I had to judge purely on visual inspection, I’d lean toward calling it a genuine, unaltered photo.

 

[Xangsane]

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From a purely observational standpoint—examining lighting, shadows, resolution consistency, and the relative alignment of elements in the photo—there’s no blatant evidence that this image has been crudely edited or manipulated. The individual’s facial features, the background environment, and the sign he’s holding all exhibit coherent perspective and lighting. The transitions between objects (e.g., his hand and the paper, the jacket edges, the background objects) appear smooth rather than abruptly altered or mismatched.


Additionally, the text on the paper (“readbookseveryday”) seems aligned naturally with the paper’s curvature and angle, suggesting that it was actually written on or physically placed rather than superimposed digitally. Typically, if an image were heavily edited, one might see mismatched focus areas, pixelation around edges, or inconsistent lighting angles—none of which are immediately evident here.


That said, without metadata or further digital forensic analysis (e.g., error level analysis, checking for cloned regions, or verifying the file’s EXIF data), one cannot be 100% certain. At face value, though, it looks like a straightforward snapshot with no conspicuous signs of manipulation. So, if I had to judge purely on visual inspection, I’d lean toward calling it a genuine, unaltered photo.

bro just look at the damn photo u can tell

 

[superpsycho]

u mog me brah..