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Trisca Dewi

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Digital creative consultant. Extremely loud and incredibly close. Tweets in english and indonesian.

Indonesia Katılım Şubat 2009
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Trisca Dewi@Tweesca·
WU AN HOUUUUUUUUUUUU
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<<<< sukses jadi korban keseruan Pursuit of Jade 😂😂😂😂
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Kris Antoni - Toge Productions
Achievement Unlocked: Memperkenalkan STMJ, Jahe Tubruk, Sate, dan Bakso ke negara lain lewat video game :D
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If this is the character development that they are having, then all the more reason for me to quit listening
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Shibetoshi Nakamoto@BillyM2k·
japanese volleyball player makes the most genuine apology after accidentally hitting someone with his serve
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Skip to Loafer latest chapter is a heart wrenching one 🥹
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Muse@xmuse_·
This might be the most fascinating thing you’ll read today. When Vincent van Gogh moved to Paris in 1886, he was suddenly exposed to Impressionism's colors, which radically changed his palette. So, to experiment cheaply with colour harmonies before trying on canvas, he used small balls of coloured wool. He would arrange them in different combinations to see how hues interacted. The balls of wool were kept in this red cardboard box, which is preserved in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. These wool balls helped him transition from the darker Dutch palette to the bright colours we associate with his Paris and Arles works. Such a practical way to test contrasts and harmonies without wasting expensive oil paints. Brilliant!
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Trisca Dewi@Tweesca·
yeah Indonesian passport sucks and there is no need to defend it.
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I know this is a rage bait, but as someone who currently lives abroad in Europe with a Malaysian man with “bin Mohammad” in his name, we are living in a nice apartment within a nice neighborhood just fine.
Maldy Aldini@patatjerames

this is only useful for holiday, not for living abroad. an Indonesian named "Hans Jansen" has a higher chance of getting a nice apartment in Europe than any "bin Mohd. Arip", "Ching", "Sundeep" or even "Chukwu" with American passport. Landlords don't care about passport rank.

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