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@Bluecrew__

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Vernon Ave Katılım Haziran 2013
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LeBron James
LeBron James@KingJames·
Maybe It’s Me
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ᴛʀᴇᴠᴏʀ
ᴛʀᴇᴠᴏʀ@trevvy_wrld·
ion miss how shit use to be , im ready for how shit bouta be
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vic
vic@CountOnVic·
Me when they finally bring food out but it’s for the other table
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JC
JC@Edwin_tennyson·
real niggas stay quiet about alotta shit
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le.hl
le.hl@0xleegenz·
Me realizing that if you replace the "W" in "What", "Where", "When" with a "T" you will answer the questions
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PoloMan
PoloMan@polo_man404·
EMPLOYEE FIRED AFTER COMPANY DISCOVERS SHE WAS USING A “THINKING FACE” FILTER DURING MEETINGS FOR OVER A YEAR “I wasn’t distracted — I was consistently reflective,” she claims. ⸻ ATLANTA, GA — Mariah Ellis, 29, was let go Tuesday after her company’s IT department uncovered that she had been attending virtual meetings using a looping “thoughtful listening” filter for 13 months straight. The filter featured Ellis occasionally tilting her head, softly pursing her lips, and nodding every few seconds — creating what HR described as “elite-level engagement.” The illusion held strong. The promotions followed. According to internal findings: * Ellis recorded the original clip during onboarding week * The file was saved as: “active_listener_MASTER_final2.mp4” * The loop included a subtle eyebrow raise every 6 seconds * She upgraded the clip once to add “natural lighting and deeper focus energy” * She attended over 1,600 meetings without speaking once * She received a leadership award for “exceptional attentiveness” * Her manager described her as “quiet, but deeply present” The situation unraveled when a senior director asked Ellis a direct question during a strategy call — and her loop responded with a slow nod. The director repeated the question. The loop nodded again. IT was contacted within minutes. A deeper investigation revealed Ellis had been simultaneously freelancing, running an online boutique, and completing certification courses — all while “attending” meetings. “I optimized my presence,” Ellis told reporters. “They didn’t need my voice — they needed my vibe.” The company has since removed its “camera-on equals productivity” policy. An internal memo now reads: “Presence will no longer be measured by nodding frequency.” Meanwhile, somewhere in Atlanta… a loop is still listening. 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
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I genuinely believe I’ve made God laugh at least once
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Hunxhoˢ
Hunxhoˢ@hunxhoszn·
I suck at letting shit slide 😂😂😂I'm evil asf I gotta get my lick back
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VEEZE
VEEZE@CbfwVeeze·
bitch stop acting innocent before i tell you something you ain’t think i knew
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