Martin Amini
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Martin Amini
@MartinAmini
Founder of Room 808 Currently on Tour
Washington, DC Katılım Nisan 2010
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It’s objectively hilarious that Cardi B is spending a single second in Burtonsville, Maryland.
FearBuck@FearedBuck
Cardi B and Stefon Diggs were seen arguing outside a coffee shop in Maryland.
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO/PHOTOS: Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park Fountains Flowing!! - Glorious: popville.com/2026/05/meridi…
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@MartinAmini ("Laff Tracks") is coming to Goodnights May 8 + 9!
🎟️ Grab tickets now: bit.ly/4dcHtMJ

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back in the day all i could afford was the solbiato key chain 😭
ひncle EdGod@Young_EDgod
This a legendary picture. Palace5ive opening day and bruh had the Solbiato on wit the ice creams skate boarding 🔥🔥🔥
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rich getting richer, poor getting squeezed out in 2026 foreal
lil duval@lilduval
while you complaining about how bad the economy is, airports still packed, they still building new houses, and stores still opening up
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In Scarface, the Bolivian drug lord Alejandro Sosa was based on a real life Bolivian cocaine baron named Roberto Suárez Gómez - the so called “King of Cocaine” - and he was one of the most powerful crime figures in Latin American history.
Like Sosa, Suárez came from one of Bolivia’s most wealthy families. He was well educated and projected an image of a respectable family man - all the while running a cocaine empire that reportedly made over $400 million a year.
His family’s wealth began during the rubber boom of the late 19th century. They built a powerful commercial empire through rubber extraction by brutally exploiting the local Indigenous population. After the rubber industry collapsed in the early 1900s, cattle ranching became their main source of income.
Roberto inherited a business that had large swaths of land well suited for coca production, as well as a fleet of aircraft perfect for drug trafficking. When the cocaine boom took off in the mid-1970s, he repurposed those assets and quickly became the world's largest producer and supplier of coca paste - the base material used to make cocaine.
And much like Sosa, he had deep connections with Bolivia’s military, the CIA, and controlled his own private hit squad he used to take out his rivals. (1/5)
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i'm getting season tickets for the wizards next year 💯
Martin Gorthot@washedwiz
Being able to handle the ball like this at 6’10 is not normal
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All the live music is gonna be geared towards the 35+ crowd b/c none of yalls artists can get butts in seats. They all have social anxiety and y'all ain't got no money.
Jay Pe$o@GoodJokeGoneBad
That Roots lineup very 35+ focused
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LA Fitness Legend Milk Chamberlin
B/R Hoops@brhoops
Robbie Avila in his March Madness debut: 12 PTS | 4-6 FG | 1-2 3PT | 5 REB | 5 AST
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