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I dare not think ‼️ How happy it would be to one day relax on a sunken sofa that blends with the desert, backed by the 52 meter high Elephant Rock in such a unique landscape!! Saudi Arabia visa free! Visa free! visa exemption

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The white lotus flower is really beautiful

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We are watching Severance (S2) and White Lotus (S3) right now. I said I look forward to the next Severance episode an 8/10 and the next White Lotus episode a 5/10. What about you?

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Coin on the go on @zora And earn extra as a Coinbase One member

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are there a lot of people here from the unsupported region?

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Happy New Frame Friday everyone!! ✨ Check out the latest frames on Moshicam! Huge thanks to @base @dragverse @04sveta04 for their amazing frame submissions (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧

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What am I to save money on Holy Communion Paris for 5 days, Spain, Portugal, Milan for 1 day, a total of 20 days (specific itinerary can be found in my other articles) Only spent per person 💰 seventeen thousand seven hundred and seventy

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This is Slovakia, beautiful country, great people, delicious food

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large scale ❗ Korean dramas are too daring to be filmed ❗ Title: Young sister-in-law After experiencing a love marathon full of twists and turns, the female protagonist finally walked hand in hand into the hall of marriage with her beloved. Little did she know that the reality of married life was vastly different from the imagined happiness and fulfillment? The female protagonist, who was trapped in pain and confusion, turned to her sister, who was a psychologist, for help. My younger sister used her professional knowledge to hypnotize her brother-in-law and was shocked to find that he had been thinking of her in his heart. In order to treat her brother-in-law's "psychological illness", the younger sister decided to undergo "desensitization therapy" on him, sharing it with him to eliminate his unrealistic fantasies. However, the "treatment" that should have only been once, unknowingly had a second or third time. My sister found herself and her brother-in-law trapped in a deep emotional vortex

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Brother, thank you for your recommendation. You are a great warrior

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As a combat medic veteran, I don’t generally enjoy war movies—how could I? I’ve lived it. The smells, the sounds, the weight of it all—it’s not something you can just watch and feel "entertained." But Saving Private Ryan is different. It’s my favorite war movie, not because I like reliving the memories, but because it’s the only film I’ve seen that comes close to showing the raw, unfiltered chaos of combat. The opening scene alone—Omaha Beach—hit like a flashback. The screams, the blood, the overwhelming sensory overload. It felt real. For a lot of vets, it was real, bringing back buried memories, some we’d rather leave in the past. That realism is why it stands out to me—it’s not about glorifying war, but about showing how it feels to be there. For those who don’t know what it’s like, it’s as close as they’ll get. That said, I focus on Living, Loving, and Laughing now—life’s too short to dwell on the past. Also, if you like this and want more let me know 👇

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Speaking fluent English is such a privilege in the present day. King of languages. I speak a few other languages but I can’t say any of them are nearly as useful. Persian would’ve been useful 200 years ago but now it’s basically something to impress people at parties. The fact that almost everyone in Europe seems to speak English has also demotivated me from learning other European languages even though some are beautiful on their own terms. I can understand French I just don’t feel a pressing need to finish studying it.

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Received another 5USDC today. Expected it of course — that’s what comes with being a world-class caster. It’s the same way Lebron James isn’t surprised when he scores a double-double, or Martin Scorcrse knows that he will direct an Oscar-winning film. It’s called natural greatness. But I notice there has been a vibe shift since I joined this exclusive club. I find that I no longer have time for normal chit chat and pleasantries with the mob. When you have 5USDC rolling in daily, life feels too short for such nonsense. When my boss calls me asking ridiculous questions like, “Why haven’t you been into the office the last two weeks?,” and “Why are all our corporate accounts showing overdrawn?”, I don’t even bother engaging. I merely send them a screenshot my 5USDC deposit, hang up the phone, and laugh. 5USDC is no longer just a lifestyle, it’s a movement.

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Lol you think I’m 30-something

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I think that crypto and tech people are often more pleasant to talk to than average because they have an abundance mindset. There’s a basic cultural expectation that things are going to get better, maybe infinitely better, and they’re “building” and “early.” These are things that make one feel a sense of positive anticipation for the future and it reflects in an upbeat culture. I’d say that this is not the case for media or politics people, and they have a far darker worldview and more negative attitude. They’re not really planning or expecting an abundant future because their industry isn’t growth-based. Because their daily jobs are also often focused on analyzing the bad parts of the world they have far more of a poverty mindset that can lead towards depressive thinking and outlook. When these two worlds clash it can produce very hilarious misunderstandings and cultural missed connections. I actually think the ideal is to blend tech-based abundance with critical analysis.

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I'm big on Farcaster. Thanks to everyone who followed and helped me reach this milestone in about exactly a month of using the platform. I really appreciate as well as the people who have followed the /dropglobalnews platform. I think this is a great community and I also like playing around with the crypto angle of it through staking, tipping, and earning engagement. As I've mentioned earlier I just like the internet generally and am happy to find people who are doing their best to make it a better place for everyone. I encourage everyone using and building Farcaster to do their best and I'm sure that in the future it will attract a wide audience of users and hopefully be remembered as the first wave of second generation social media platforms that offer users a deeper web of relationships and better structure for consuming information.

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This is the official Moxiedrop claim frame https://moxie-frames.airstack.xyz/mi

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