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Made It ! It's possible for everyone ! thanks @elonmusk

What if $BB is our GME story? What if @crypto_condom is our Roaring Kitty?

@utilisablee La 5G qui fais ça

les gars mon tel charge jsuis dehors et g pas mon tel branché ??????????

Gm

I am back! After 5 years suspended.

@EndWokeness I go to bed will send tmr

@EndWokeness Like and follow (so i can dm you) if you want to see the video!

Mexican drug cartel brutally murders 5 young men on camera this week Coming to a town or city near you

@dillondanis We have more !!!

Interesting.

@SandyEggO14 @stan1m1r @historyinmemes Who know

@stan1m1r @KarlGauthier12 @historyinmemes Who are we to say that this is a better life? When the apocalypse happens, are they our future?

The Sentinelese people, residing on North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean, have inhabited the island for an estimated 60,000 years. Their population ranges from about 80 to 150 individuals, and they maintain a hunter-gatherer lifestyle reminiscent of the Stone Age, devoid of agricultural practices. Numerous attempts to contact this tribe from the outside world have resulted in vehement hostility. In 1771, an East India Company ship observed numerous lights on the shores of North Sentinel Island but refrained from investigating. In 1867, an Indian merchant ship was compelled to land on the island due to severe monsoons, prompting an attack by the islanders with arrows. The crew managed to defend themselves with rudimentary weapons until the Royal Navy came to their rescue. In 1880, the British revisited the island and discovered an abandoned village inland. They kidnapped six Sentinelese individuals, all of whom fell ill upon exposure to the outside world. In 1896, an escaped convict reached the island, only to be found dead with arrows and a slit throat. In 2018, an American Christian missionary ventured to the island with the intent of converting the indigenous people. Despite warning shots and attempts to communicate, he was tragically killed by arrows, and his body remains unrecovered on the island.

@dillondanis Now fr logan will never fell her the same again !

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@DailyLoud Was not worth it !

Miami real estate broker who used $381,000 in COVID relief funds on Bentley and luxury apartment, sentenced to 3.5 years in prison.

@Offstack @dillondanis We dont want to miss Nina !

@KarlGauthier12 @dillondanis Hurry up boys!

Rumor has it that this is why the Jonas Brothers broke up.

@historyinmemes Sentinelese people reading comments !

The story of the Sentinelese people is a remarkable example of a civilization preserving its traditional way of life for thousands of years. Their isolation and resistance to contact reflect the value they place on their culture and autonomy. While there's a natural curiosity to learn from different cultures, it's essential to respect their choices and boundaries. Attempts to engage with them should prioritize their well-being and consent. The tragic incidents involving outsiders highlight the need for sensitivity and understanding when it comes to interacting with isolated communities.

@spectatorindex Crazy world we live in !

BREAKING: 11 labourers have been killed in a bomb attack in northwestern Pakistan

Back on Twitter! Or do we call it X now??

@wavyjacob1 Thank you for your content! I appreciate it!"

just a update for anyone who cares, im quitting i appreciate anyone who supported me and to all the bruddas keep being legendary 🫡

@DailyLoud L after L, pray for Maui

UPDATE: M. Kaleo Manuel, former deputy director of the Hawaii Commission on Water Resource Management, waited for more than five hours to release water during the wildfires that devastated Maui.

My guess is Logan isn't the first Paul nina been with...

@DailyLoud Cheems will be remember for ever !

Famous meme dog “Cheems” has died at 12-years-old after his battler with cancer. He was one of the most famous dogs on the internet 🙏😔🐶

@TinaAlupo @historyinmemes 💯

@KarlGauthier12 @historyinmemes It would be polite to figure out what they call themselves. Sentinelese is what the rest of us call them after naming their island as such.