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"The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough"

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
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Legal Mindset@TheLegalMindset·
I enjoy the irony of Claivicular, the supposed number one “looksmaxxer” being absolutely mogged by the Judge in his Miami case.
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Hikari Taiyo☀️
Hikari Taiyo☀️@HikariTaiyo_ch·
@AHSTROL DON'T POST THE MOUSEKATOOL ON TWITTER YOU'LL GET BANNED BUT LET EM KNOOOWWWWW
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AHSTROL ⚠️🧪
AHSTROL ⚠️🧪@AHSTROL·
And I hope you know I did get a gun the last time this happened and I have been training with it cus fuck a taser and pepper spray even though I do have those too. ☺️ And since you are now harassing me I will make sure I include your account in my police report like how I did the others.
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NIGGATRONMONEYBAGG@Solomon940972

@AHSTROL I hope it gets worse you miserable bitch

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@Only_Redacted I've bought a bunch of Devil May Cry and Ace Attorney games!
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Sampad🥐 || It is so over.
Seeing India buying 100,000+ Capcom games brings a little tear to my eye. Resident Evil and MonHun probably contributes to that number more than the other titles, but ngl, still impressed.
Daniel Ahmad@ZhugeEX

One of the more interesting slides from Capcom's financial report shows where it sells the most games. The United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, UK, Germany, China and Japan are the markets where Capcom sold over 1 million games last year. This includes console and PC games.

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@Dexerto I remember there was some uproar over smashable temple elements in the Japanese AC game, this could be safeguarding against that. Although I don't think people would be so up-in-arms about it.
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Dexerto@Dexerto·
You can destroy every tree in Forza Horizon 6 except for Cherry blossoms due to their cultural importance Design Director Torben Ellert said “Cherry blossom trees [aren't smashable], because they’re an iconic element of Japanese culture”
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eli@cuddlyylix·
I don't even know what to say
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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@MrSen2006 The last time someone suggested to make Kolkata London...
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Greater Indian Reunification Council
Instead, we should adopt the London model. Calcutta district ought to serve as the core city, akin to the City of London. Greater Calcutta should encompass areas like Howrah, Bhatpara, Tollygunge, Salt Lake, & surrounding urban areas, similar to Greater London.
West Bengal Diary@WestBengalDiary

🌉 KOLKATA + HOWRAH = ONE MEGACITY? | THE GLOBAL TWIN-CITY MODEL Agree ... perhaps it is time to start planning them officially as a single “Kolkata Megacity” — with ring roads, freight corridors, metro systems, riverfronts, and economic planning designed around the entire metropolitan region on both sides of the Hooghly. And globally, there are strong precedents for this. 🇭🇺 Budapest (Buda + Pest) Once two rival cities divided by the Danube. Today they are one unified capital city connected by multiple bridges and the M0 orbital ring road surrounding the metro region. 🇺🇸 Minneapolis–Saint Paul (“Twin Cities”) Two separate river cities across the Mississippi functioning as one integrated metropolitan economy with shared planning, airports, transit, and a full beltway system. 🇮🇳 Hyderabad–Secunderabad Historically twin settlements that gradually evolved into Greater Hyderabad through integrated planning and transport infrastructure. 🇨🇳 Wuhan Originally three major settlements separated by the Yangtze and Han rivers — now merged into one enormous urban-industrial megacity through bridges, metros, ring roads, and coordinated planning. The pattern is remarkably similar everywhere: 👉 multiple bridges 👉 regional governance 👉 integrated transport 👉 orbital/ring roads 👉 treating both riverbanks as one economic geography And honestly, Kolkata–Howrah may be one of the strongest untapped examples in India. Imagine the possibilities if the city were planned this way over the next 20–30 years: • A true metropolitan ring road encompassing BOTH Kolkata and Howrah • Dedicated freight corridors bypassing central congestion • Better port connectivity to Haldia and NH16 • Unified riverfront redevelopment • More metro and suburban rail integration • Logistics, warehousing, and industrial hubs outside the urban core • Reduced pressure on central Kolkata roads • Stronger integration with Santragachi, Dankuni, New Town, Uluberia & airport corridors Right now, too much traffic, freight movement, and economic activity still funnels unnecessarily through the historic core. That is not sustainable for a megacity of this scale. London, Beijing, Tokyo, and Budapest expanded through orbital infrastructure and metropolitan thinking. Kolkata and Howrah may eventually need the same transition: from two historic cities… to one integrated mega-region. The Hooghly should connect the city. Not divide its planning vision. #Kolkata #Howrah #Megacity #UrbanPlanning #RingRoad #Infrastructure #BengalRising #Hooghly #TwinCities #KolkataMe

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
Men only have two moods: Is This Love? and Here I Go Again
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Wassim Alhajomar@Wassimulator·
@cmuratori look, he's the top 1% of editors, question is how those editors are sorted.
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Historywali
Historywali@historywali·
Eat all mangoes. Eat every mango you can. The small, juicy, fibrous, nameless ones you pluck off that old tree down the gully. The planted-a-Dussheri-seed-but-never-grafted Dussheri-ish mango from your masi’s garden in Bhopal. Blushing Sindhuras. Sweet Kesars. Yes eat as many of those beautiful Alphonsos from Devgad packed carefully in cardboard boxes as you can. But also eat Pairi, Neelam, Ratna. And Sindu - a cross between the Ratna & the Alphonso which is slowly gaining more ground because climate change has wreaked havoc on the finicky Alphonso - ask farmers, yields have been down for a few years now, talk to farmers. Eat with the season. Eat the early mangoes from the south - Mankurad, Badami, Banganapalli, Imam Pasad in late April-May. Eat your middle-India mangoes - Kesar, Bombay Green, and also Malgova and Mallika which are late season bloomers from the south, and your Himsagar, Gulabkhaas, beauties from Malda and Murshidabad - try to lay your hands on a Champa, Saranga, or Kohitoor in May-June! And go both hands in, into piles of Amrapali, Chausa, Malihabadi Dussheris, Langdas in July. This is just the tip of the mango iceberg, there are so many more loved & delicious varieties - India has near 1,500 varieties of mangoes. Why would you eat just one? Of course have your favourites but also look at our beautiful biodiversity - please cherish it! Eat widely. Eat greedily. Eat because these mangoes are so delicious. Eat in RESISTANCE TO LOSS, eat like these mangoes might disappear because some of them already are!
Kaushik Subramanian@TheHolyKau

Sheel pls don’t eat tier 2 mangoes There are only two mangoes worth eating in the world, in order: 1a) Alphonso from Devgad (if you can verify). The soil + sea breeze on the slopes gives it a distinct flavour, unmatched 1b) Alphonso from anywhere else in Konkan 2) Imam Pasand The rest are mere fruit. Come to London, I will supply!

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@IndianUrbanist It comes down to us as citizens not valuing aesthetics enough. We treat it as fanciful, when in fact we should all aspire to surround ourselves with beauty. Managed to get a lot of garbage cleared near our house after spamming the MC helpline.
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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@IndianUrbanist Sure, more dustbins will help, but people have to inculcate this value of never ever littering. Carry the trash home if you must. Don't produce waste (i.e don't open that bag of chips or order that coffee) if you're unable to take care of it.
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Indian Urbanism@IndianUrbanist·
The biggest problem for India is that nearly everyone sees this as an instance tourist misbehaviour while completely ignoring the fact that Himachal Pradesh intentionally by policy doesn’t put dustbins and trash containers.
Sumedha Sharma@sumedhasharma86

Thats what tourists have done in #Manali . Charging point installed for convenience of tourists turned dustbin within hours. And then we question why are we no longer welcomed in #Mountains. #Tourism #HimachalPradesh #Trending

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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@IndianUrbanist And as far as govt ensuring waste disposal, that's definitely very important. Often the trash we throw even in bins doesn't get segregated, or it anyways gets dumped in some alleyway near our house.
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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
@IndianUrbanist Treat public property as if it were your home. If somehow the dustbin at home vanished, you wouldn't dump trash on the floor, right?
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Cheese@CheeseTactics·
Visual Studio took 20s to install the installer🥀
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Tomoe Umari 🇺🇸🐴
Tomoe Umari 🇺🇸🐴@UmariTomoe·
bites u and rips out a chunk of flesh to appease my insatiable hunger (you are larping as an apple in this scenario)
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Shriram Krishnamurthi (primary: Bluesky)
I can't believe more people don't know this, but `char` is actually pronounced like चार. Please do the needful to clear up this matter going forward.
Abhinav Upadhyay@abhi9u

@ShriramKMurthi I first leaned GUI programming on my own using books. And always thought it was pronounced as 'gee-u-i'. It was many years later that I talked to a person who called it gooey. Same for 'char'. 😂

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