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Cryptokang 竜🐉✪@Cryptokang·
As I work on part 2, I feel it's now the time to share this on X too. I present to you: "The REAL History of the World - Olympians, Titans, Phoenicians" Part 1 With big accounts hinting at the upcoming poleshift/micronova, the time is ripe.
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Owen Benjamin 🐻
Owen Benjamin 🐻@OwenBenjamin·
The panda conspiracy is more interesting than any other conspiracy. They had depictions of tigers for 7,000 years but this fat stupid abomination was hidden and unkillable and won’t fuck and never ovulates. I literally would rather find out about what the hell a panda is than how 9/11 happened. Pan is a hybrid demon depicted as an enchanter and corrupter. What if it’s actually this retard.
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Ælþemplær
Ælþemplær@Aelthemplaer·
Every Greek god is an early descendant of Noah. Mt Olympus was originally the Mt of Congregation, or even possibly the tower of Babel. Nimrod was Zeus. He was fearful of being overthrown like his ancestor Cham/Chronus. The Babylonian spelling is Chronus is Cham. Zeus killed Japheth in his rebellion against the Noahic generation. Javan fled by sea, maybe Greek is the only surviving antediluvian language? Zeus died on Crete old and despised. The Greek gods in Homer's Illiad are long-lived Noahic golden age patriarchs and matriarchs watching their shorter lived descendant fight. They are picnicking at the battle as an ancient elite caste the same way southern aristocrats would picnic and watch their sons fight and die in the civil war. The classical age remembered them as gods. Idk who Gilgamesh is the son of, maybe son or grandson of Zeus, but the flood survivor he speaks to is Noah, drawn into isolation over bitter tears seeing his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, fighting and killing each other. Noah is Odin. He outlived all his sons. He was deeply depressed. The dove and raven he sent out during the flood never left him, and are remembered as Odin's crows Huginn and Muninn. Noah was born albino in Ethiopian tradition. Odin is depicted in a cloak and big hat as a memory of his fear of the sun. He moved north to avoid it. And yes, Jove is a distant memory of Yahweh. I think that's everything. No there's more but that's all you get here.
Manlet King ☩@TheManlet_King

Once you start looking, there are a million little pieces that line up for Greek/Roman mythology to fit completely into Biblical Canon. It all happened.

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Kakun
Kakun@k4kun71·
最高にかっこいいメロディーできたかも
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Archaix
Archaix@archaix138·
The fact that hundreds of solar eclipses are recorded in Chinese, Near Eastern and other ancient records AFTER 2200 BCE is because prior to 2239 BCE as shown in Archaix, there was a Vapor Canopy. When it collapsed in 2239 BCE the catastrophe was later remembered as The Day the Sky Fell, the Great Flood, and the Birth of the Sun.
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TITAN
TITAN@Web3lfgg·
Tag the best casino streamer you know. Have them DM me 🤝
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Mezooter 🇺🇸
Mezooter 🇺🇸@mezooterxbt·
This is scooter one of the biggest scammers on this app who finally got what he deserved. He built an audience being the zachxbt of memecoins just to scam everyone in the end like a hypocrite. Here are a few of the scams he did 👇 • Shilled and promoted luckio for 7 figures (it exit scammed) • shilled and rugged memesai and regent for 7 figures • promoted believe that also rugged • partnered with solpump another casino • launched his own token twice and both of them rugged This app is better off without him
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The Touchline | 𝐓
The Touchline | 𝐓@TouchlineX·
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Giorgio Barone (Cristiano's former private chef) has shared Cristiano Ronaldo's diet in a recent interview! • There is zero milk and zero sugar allowed in his diet, absolutely zero sugar. • In the morning he eats avocado with coffee and eggs. • The lunch exists of vegetables, chicken and fish. • There is NO flour allowed in his diet: no pasta, no bread. • At night he eats a light meal: usually it's fish or meat in the form of filet, with vegetables.
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Nostra, House of Gold
Nostra, House of Gold@Nostre_damus·
These are multi trillion dollar markets They shouldn’t be moving like this
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𝖒𝖔𝖌𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖌
𝖒𝖔𝖌𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖌@wanted4mogging·
i think what’s fundamentally super duper funny about the whole “natural test boosting” thing is that it completely misses the point on why being natural is beneficial the whole point is that testosterone outside the natural range, for all its benefits, is bad for you. it would not matter if it came from a syringe or you managed to produce it yourself, the downsides of excessive test dosages all come from your body having too many androgens to know what to do with i suppose perhaps maintaining fertility is the one benefit, but aside from that if we are being intellectually honest with ourselves the majority trying to find the next natural biohacking angle to skyrocket their testosterone production to like 2000ng/dl want the benefits which they perceive to be: - more muscle gain and vitality - no side effects (cause it’s natural dude!) that’s just not how it works. testosterone side effects are not caused by the needle, they are caused by the testosterone; particularly having too much of it and it binding to receptors it shouldn’t in such high quantities. if you care so much about having supra physiological levels you can just inject it. otherwise if you wake up with a boner you’re probably fine man
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Jamal Dinkoui@BerbarianWizard·
@TJ_Bongiorno Even the French have never committed such an atrocity with pasta.
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Cryptokang 竜🐉✪
Cryptokang 竜🐉✪@Cryptokang·
@bumbadum14 The math they had me do as a 12 year old in Italy most other students worldwide never even see it
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bumbadum@bumbadum14·
“The Italian school system is difficult, they give homework every day” Is the rest of the world really like this lmao?
Alessandro Riolo@aledeniz

I know a number of British people who lived 1 to 2 years in Italy and then came back. The constant is that they have young children. Whatever they tell you, if you ask them about the Italian school system, they will eventually admit that it was, if not the main one, one of the critical items for them. Italian primary school is much harder than the British one. An awful lot of Italian parents cope with that by literally abandoning their children to their own devices. Most take a more proactive stance, so they either start tutoring their children themselves (a couple of hours a day per child starting in year 1) or pay for tutors to do it in their stead. In primary school, British kids have homework once per week. Italian kids have homework once per day, doubled over the weekend. If you visit Italian homes in the afternoon and they have children, it is pretty standard to see the kids sitting at the main table with books and notebooks spread all around, with a parent or a tutor sitting with them for the whole session. Also, the amount of books they have to carry to school every day is borderline unbelievable. You would think they are training them to carry legionary backpacks. For people accustomed to the gentle British primary schooling, the Italian system feels borderline insane. Note also that it has massively eased up: in my childhood, we had to memorise a long poem every weekend (which back then meant Sunday, as Saturday was school day). h/t @GroovySciFi

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︎ ︎venom
︎ ︎venom@venom1s·
Gymflation is real. Half the people in the replies are saying it’s possible with years of consistency. No matter how many years you put in, it’s impossible to have shoulders and arms like that while being this lean. Maybe one in a million people with elite genetics can.
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︎ ︎venom@venom1s

Biologically impossible without steroids

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Giggling Ganon
Giggling Ganon@GigglingGanon·
The entire game stopped because nobody knows what it is. Even as they tried to remove they didn't know what it is. Love to hear what others think it is. Any guesses??
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𝖒𝖔𝖌𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖌
𝖒𝖔𝖌𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖌@wanted4mogging·
the reason why i really like dbz, enough even to make it my pfp, it may come off as a shallow one to some but there is a substance to this series that is missed by many midcurves the story is ok, good enough for a saturday cartoon. i like vegetas character and dialogue, action is alright for the time, everyone is just a pretty alright funny cast member and whatnot really the reason i like that show so much is because it conveys, and is defined by a sort of male emotion i have never ever seen properly displayed anywhere else there are times when i get so beat down by life, when i am so humiliated by the world i wish i could explode everything around me and vaporize everyone and everything into thin air this is how it feels. this is how my body feels. i want to destroy everything that exists where else is this really portrayed so well? this WRATH many mistakenly call this show ethnic-coded, because it was one of the few shows on TV with punching and fighintg that the 13%ers of the 90s and y2k had to watch growing up, but this core feeling is pure concentrated aryan vril many white men of the modern day are so spiritually castrated they may correlate any sort of display of power with the impetuous hominids that populate urban districts, but make no mistake: every thinking feeling soulful man has a bit of this rage within him, and far too much media treats it as a character flaw, let alone a trait which would define a protagonist "spend most of your life ruled by another...watch your race dwindle to a handful...and then, tell me what has more meaning than your own strength." few.
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Squiggly Hair Shanks
Squiggly Hair Shanks@redhairshanks86·
brother, no crying in the casino just my monthly water expense is $400 switzerland has the BEST natural water in the world, we literally flush our toilets with superior drinking water than NY, London, Paris, etc. but if you want sparkles, you gotta pay
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Nicola Amadio@nic_amadio

A few considerations after starting to do online grocery in Switzerland: 1. Salads in CH start from 1.5/2 CHF per 100 grams WTF 2. Coop delivery starts from 100 CHF, no delivery fee after 200 CHF For 2 people: 100 CHF is unfortunately too easy to reach, so not an issue ordering online really. Over 200 CHF: requires a bit of planning. So far I've done 2 grocery orders both around 150 CHF. 3. Beef, we already talked about it (good) 4. Deals You get significantly fewer deals than by going in person at the supermarket. Which is a bit of a shame 'cause one good aspect of Swiss supermarkets is that you can find good offers, since the mass/industrial production (where discounts happen) manages to also retail good quality/organic (although not always tasty) stuff. 5. Makes you realise how 50-80% of the stuff is completely overpriced compared to South/Eastern Europe Is it better than South/Eastern Europe? Not really. - Organic/bio certifications are solid in CH, but also good in EU - Over half the stuff is imported from Southern Europe anyways - When you import, you usually pick fruits/vegs before they're ripe (so they can stay in shape during/after transport), which is also why produce is often watery/tasteless in CH - Some imports are not good in CH, 'cause it's harder to import some stuff in CH than in EU: i.e. SALMON IN CH SUCKS, as does most seafood and fish --- In general: pretty mid/bad experience. One good remark I can mention is that, at least, in rural CH (which could be an interesting option as mentioned yesterday), it can only get better: - more access to local produce (hopefully better prices too) - worst case: Coop/similar still ship to any small town in CH After dropping 300 CHF in Coop groceries in just 2 days, gf couldn't hold a: "let's move to Croatia" 😄 (I pay grocery in CH, and we can afford it, but it still feels like burning money for no reason) Heard from a friend who had family with few kids in CH that they spend 2-3k CHF/mo mostly for just grocery. Many pros to being in CH even as on online/remote worker. But damn sometimes it's hard to bite: - restaurants/bars/cafes/activities all expensive af - even grocery expensive af for mid stuff in 80%+ of categories Good public schools for kids but also 10-15k+ CHF to put them braces/Invisalign. Good healthcare but also 300-700 CHF/mo per person depending on where you live (a bit less for kids). Geopolitically safe but also how likely are you to die in Croatia because of some war?

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NotMissing@notmissing_·
@redhairshanks86 I mean in Dubai I'm ordering VOSS / Acqua Panna in glass and I'm spending similar amounts monthly... In Italy it's crazy cheap though
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