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Look at the animation I made for my birthday!! (My first animation btw) #animation #Birthdays #happybirthdaytome #smallartist

@weretigers I don't get it 😭

genuinely the funniest dm i've ever received

@http_theelizz @kimshavni Put a pillow under your chest or stomach, that usually helps me

@kimshavni I can’t even lay on my chest for long, my breast no fit breathe. It’s uncomfortable

I HATE MENSTRUATION. WHAT THE HECK! WHY AM I LYING DOWN AND THE BLOOD IS IGNORING MY PAD TO ROLL UP MY SPINE JUST TO STAIN MY BED. LIKE ARE YOU MAD???

@soleilose Why did I immediately think this was about Dr stone

crazy resume

@TheSxndman @Kama_Kamilia You lack reading comprehension

@Kama_Kamilia This show is amazing…you’re a moron

If your favourite show is made by Apple, you never have to be worried about it getting cancelled. There could be three people watching and they’d still finish off the story

@OlufOmole22714 @SavvyRinu Did she say other types of milk aren't in Nigeria? You lack reading comprehension.

@SavvyRinu For one who wants to come across as intelligent yet denigrating NIGERIA, you simply end up presenting a different kind of malnourished intelligence. Skimmed milk and different grades of milk are all in the country your parents bought what they could afford. It's that simple

My first trip outside Nigeria was when I found out I was lactose intolerant. Because I drank foreign milk. I was so confused and told people I had always taken milk all my life in Nigeria with no issues. The issue was I never took real milk in Nigeria. 🙂

@eggyolkery @unveatz @4arussy @kyylien The real loser here is you for being bothered about how someone chooses to type

@unveatz @4arussy @kyylien loser

DM’d a TikTok influencer that there was a glitch on her blurring effect & you could see all her wedding invite info that she was trying to hide AND I GOT BLOCKED???????? k bye have fun

@LiagibM @HonorOfKings Literally the first thing I thought of!

That day, a massive shadow fell over the Gorge. Something was coming. Closer. #HonorofKings #HOK

Hungary did it, we can do it too!

@hydrogen718 @Razor_Language People do care about it and have been anticipating the release. Because you don't like it doesn't mean others don't

@Razor_Language No one cares abt that, ppl play HoK because it’s a MOBA😭

If I remember correctly, Honor of Kings is one of the biggest game in China, and just today, they released HoK: World which is an open world game. I don't know how enthusiastic people there about that game, but I hope more rivalry could benefit us more as consumer of the genre.

@cinnamopteryx @sanriodaily What did he go through?

@sanriodaily cinnamoroll deserves to regain his title after what he went through last year

if you guys start a bullying campaign against cinnamoroll again this voting szn istg

SANRIO CHARACTER RANKING IS OPEN!!! ranking.sanrio.co.jp/en/characters/

@nsikak6496 @elliot_solution @Demme_17 Best governor where? Gfb

@elliot_solution @Demme_17 And you better not speak ill of him to deltans . He’s their best ever governor yet 😭😭

A Nigerian man was working as a cashier at a DIY (hardware) store in London. He was caught letting his wife steal £200 worth of materials. Both convicted. One year later he was arrested again. This time at Euston station with another man’s stolen credit card. Convicted again. He returned to Nigeria. And he ran for governor of Delta State. Nigerian law said you cannot run if you have a criminal conviction. He forged his date of birth on his passport to hide his UK record. Nobody checked. He won. 😂😂😂 His official salary as governor was $25,000 a year. He bought six properties in London. A mansion in Johannesburg. Properties in Washington and Houston. A private jet worth $20 million. A Bentley. A Maybach. A fleet of armoured Range Rovers. His American Express bills showed he spent tens of thousands of dollars every single month on luxury hotels, clubs and shopping. In 2007 Nigeria’s anti-corruption chief accused him of stealing $250 million from Delta State. Ibori offered the EFCC chairman $15 million in cash to drop the case. The chairman pretended to accept. Then deposited the cash at the Central Bank. Nigerian courts still acquitted him on all 170 charges. He ran. Escaped to Dubai. A mob of his supporters fought off the police trying to arrest him. Interpol caught him in Dubai. The UK extradited him. In 2012 he pleaded guilty in a London court. The judge called the £50 million he admitted to stealing “ludicrously low.” He was sentenced to 13 years. Served half. Returned to Nigeria in 2017. A sitting senator was in the crowd that welcomed him home. His name is James Ibori. Nigeria never convicted him once. 🇳🇬

@elcatter @elliot_solution So you can't read the short paragraph?

@elliot_solution Summarize it for me

An imam ordered the killing of a preacher in Nigeria. Eunice Olawale was a deaconess at the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Kubwa, Abuja. She was a mother of seven children. Every single morning at 5am, before her family woke up, she would walk out into the dark streets of Abuja with a megaphone and a Bible to preach. Nigerians call it "morning cry." Weeks before she died, she came home and told her husband that men from a nearby mosque were unhappy with her preaching. Her husband warned her to be careful. She went back out the next morning anyway. On July 9, 2016, she left the house at 5am as usual. By 5:30am, neighbours heard her voice fade mid-sentence. Then they heard her screaming "Blood of Jesus" repeatedly. When they found her, she was lying in a pool of blood on the street with stab wounds to her stomach and cuts to her neck. Her Bible was beside her. Her megaphone was beside her. Her phone was beside her. They took nothing. The only intention was to kill her. Her husband drove to the police station with two of his children and at the gate he saw a pickup van leaving with his wife's lifeless body in the back. Eight people were arrested. Six were released immediately. Five months later, police had not named a single suspect publicly. The local Imam admitted he sent young men to chase her away from the street but denied telling them to kill her. Nobody was ever charged. Nobody was ever tried. Nobody was ever convicted. Two years after her murder, her family was still publicly begging for answers. A woman killed in broad daylight with her Bible in her hand, and her killers are still free. 💔 🇳🇬

@Boichi_Bo1 This reminds me of Lillian's song "one small step" from the anime. Was it a reference to the moon landing this whole time?

These are the slippers I wore when leaving footprints on the Moon. This slippers were made by a Korean science podcast team. I bought them and even gifted a pair to Inagaki-sensei and the editor-in-chief at the time. As you can see, I still wear them to this day. And in my heart, these slippers fly to the Moon—together with Dr. STONE.

#DrSTONE #NASA This is a photo of “moon footprint” I made with my slippers on the beach—also included in vol. 18 of Dr. STONE. The final season of the Dr. STONE anime, which tells the story of humanity’s journey to the Moon, has begun. And what an incredible coincidence this is. On the very day the anime began, humanity returned to the Moon for the first time in 50 years. Dr. STONE has become the only anime celebrating humanity’s journey to the Moon. A similar moment happened once before, in 1968. Just one year before humanity first set foot on the Moon in 1969, a film about humanity reaching the Moon and encountering something great was released. That film was the masterpiece in the history, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Unlike us, it wasn’t coincidence but planned timing— and yet, the resemblance is astonishing. This film also holds a special place in my life. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of me becoming a mangaka, my wife gifted me the experience of watching it in a theater in South Korea. It had a theatrical re-release there at just the right time—by pure coincidence. So I traveled to Korea and watched it on the big screen. Even though I had seen it countless times on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming, it felt unbelievably fresh. In a theater, this film becomes something entirely different. It was truely amazing experience! And now, on the very day Dr. STONE’s Moon Mission arc begins, humanity has once again reached for the Moon. I believe there is a reason behind all these coincidences. To me, that reason is simple: Humanity must go to the Moon. Everything about this fills me with joy. As one of the creators of Dr. STONE, I wholeheartedly support humanity’s journey to the Moon.

@n4micanflyx I'M SAT!

@AiSte72311365 One melted off

Was happy for a second then I noticed 4 fingers 😭

This is the only day you can reshare this Senku depetrification day!

@imthereasons @ki5umi Cuteness is not exclusive to Asians you loser

@ki5umi Hello I'm asian and I dnt think u look good with Cute aesthetic, like something is off

hello i’m black and i don’t think martin can rap 👍🏾

@STONE_anime_off Senku should be the official mascot for Jaxa. All in favour, say I!

／ JAXA筑波宇宙センター コラボ詳細 解禁🚀 ＼ 【スペースドーム】 ✅千空・ゼノによる音声ガイド ✅Dr.STONE特別仕様「宇宙のWHY？」解説パネル 【休憩室】 ✅月へのロードマップ ✅コラボビジュアル展示 など… 詳細は公式サイトをチェック🌎 dr-stone.jp/special/finalp… #DrSTONE