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@theVibeAlchemy Ye kya hai

I’m surprised by how many people don’t know why this happens.

@Being__Mukesh @grok True

Hey @grok is this True ? 😭

@zenless_acee @grok Pose

Hey @grok make her do this pose perfectly

Grok result

Hey @grok make LeBron James fat

@badlyer123 @grok Humanity peaked chl rha

Hey @grok humanity peaked with this chair design

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hey @grok make her beautiful in your own version for yourself?

@blacksquad_22 @grok Black wah

@Ragini1Im Woman

why are men nowadays attracted to girls with such a body type? 🤣

@choudharyvish02 Real pm

Teleprompter PM 😭

Who is a celebrity that is very attractive but seems like they have zero talent ??

if you have a right brain , you see a kitten ; if you have a left brain , you see a bunny . what do you see ?

Hey @grok, find me a man who would look perfect in this outfit ✨

Hey @grok, wraps her into reality but in spider woman

When, during the COVID era, the Prime Minister appealed to the citizens to stay indoors and work from home, no one offered the unsolicited advice that he should first demonstrate this by confining himself within the PM’s residence; that he should first send the Members of Parliament (MPs) home; that he should first send the doctors, police, and security forces home—and *only then* address the public. When, during the pandemic, 800 million people received free rations, no one raised the question that he should first fill the plates of his own family, relatives, and MPs, and *only then* think of the poor. When schemes like Ayushman Bharat were introduced, providing a lifeline for medical treatment to millions of families, no one suggested that he should first get health cards issued for his own people, and *only then* concern himself with the public. When the prices of stents for heart patients were reduced, no one cast the sarcastic remark that he should first make them affordable for MPs, and *only then* for the common man. But the moment the Prime Minister—amidst a global crisis and with an eye on future challenges—appealed for a measure of caution, thrift, and restraint... suddenly, the country witnessed a bumper crop of economists, satirists, and self-proclaimed revolutionaries. Now, some people seem to be in such agony—as if 10 grams of gold, 20 liters of petrol, and 3 gas cylinders were being forcibly confiscated from them every single day. My friends, it was merely an *appeal*... not an ordinance. It was *advice*... not a raid. It was a *suggestion*... not a mandate enforced by twisting arms. Those who demand a "do it yourself first" certificate for every initiative perhaps forget that a leader shows the way; he does not personally go to every household to light the gas stove. And as for the matter of contribution: had the government asked the MPs for ₹100 each, the total sum would have remained limited; but asking the citizens for the *trust* symbolized by a mere ₹1 demonstrates that the government places its faith in the power of the people—though, admittedly, some people lack faith even in their own intentions. The truth is, the problem does not lie with the appeal itself; the problem is simply that the person making the appeal happens to be the very individual against whom a habit of opposition has instilled a chronic allergy in certain quarters.

Girls look more beautiful in saree or suit Saree Suit