Andrew Stock

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Andrew Stock

Andrew Stock

@AndySmash7

Katılım Nisan 2023
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Melonie Mac@MelonieMac·
Bible Verse of the Day: Day 287 ✝️
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Read the Bible every day!
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Eastern methods and mind hacking happiness together are a very interesting journey.
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@SeanWebb Ha ha ha. Martial Arts and Eastern studies are more amazing than people think. Ha ha ha
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Sean Webb
Sean Webb@SeanWebb·
While everyone else is getting texts on politics cat videos, and memes, I’m getting texts from Navy SEALs regarding how to power your house with a watch battery by taking it nuclear with lithium cavitation. 🤣 Small problem of containment. Lemme finish sentience for AI first.
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Melonie Mac
Melonie Mac@MelonieMac·
Bible Verse of the Day: Day 280 ✝️
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Sean Webb@SeanWebb·
Tell me I'm not shadow-banned. 2m followers. New book with some podcast appearances. Books sold: 238
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Sean Webb@SeanWebb·
Selecting the perfect watermelon is all in the thump’s tone. You start with looking for a round melon, not a long one. The round ones are female. The long ones are male. The female ones are sweeter, not ironically. Then, although this characteristic isn’t very pretty, you look for a big yellow spot on the outside of the melon. This is the spot the melon was in touch with the ground. Regarding this spot, the bigger the better. More electronic exchange occurs where this melon touches dirt. Finally, you thump the melon with your knuckle or a slap of your hand, listening for tone. You want a nice baritone thump. Not a thud. A dead sounding thud indicates an overripe watermelon, pulling away from itself in the center, and already on its last days. A high pitch thump indicates an underripe melon which will not be sweet, nor ripe out to the edges. But a nice baritone thump compared to the rest at the store will yield something like what I just cut open: the sweetest, juiciest, crispiest ripest watermelon of the summer. You’re welcome.
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