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enjoy the process of becoming ❤️

@Maxtries2study hi personally pinagtatabi ko si sir k at sir brad tapos sabay kong pineplay yung video nila. si sir k sa kaliwang tenga si sir brad sa kanang tenga eme lang hahahahaha

kainis

I took the boards last Oct 2019, Oct 2022 and May 2025, and here are the topics na I think pag minaster nyo hindi kayo lugi coz sa 3 beses kong nag take never sila nawala (a thread)

🐐Sebastian Vettel is the only driver in history to have achieved a Grand Slam at Suzuka (2012)

australian f1 media really wake up every day and choose violence 😭

@11xdncarts still available?

@phoebecpa25 belated happy birthday, phoebe!

Happy birthday to me! :)

Heard next race is pretty cool

Can we normalize returning summaries to the backs of the books again instead of reviews and praises? I just want to know what the book is about.

WHAT DO YOU MEAAANNN HE PROPOSED UNDER THE STARS AS THEY WERE STARGAZING

like a blunt in the bathroom of a party

if you think carlos alcaraz would not force himself into jannik sinner’s narrative even if he was a fucking deloitte employee i have news for you

is this a jyp reference 😭

first pb and my body gave up midway :( don’t be like me, pls rest guys

redbull is messy as fuck 😭😭

My favorite genre of f1twt posts is when Pierre Gasly catches a stray for no reason

na para bang pledgor and pledgee

@kkecpa love the miss u reference HAHAHAHAHA

to be a cpa is both an honor and a responsibility. if I were to be a cpa, I will use my voice to influence the youth, and I would raise awareness to certain causes like receivables and investments that is timely and relevant to my studytwt community.

i’ve been so fascinated by the voyager mission story since i was a kid. there’s just something existentially moving about a spacecraft built all the way back in the 70s still functioning far beyond its original mission, carrying so many of our deepest human curiosities into the unknown. voyager 1 was launched in 1977 and has been traveling nonstop for nearly five decades at roughly 17 km per second. it crossed the heliopause (where our solar system ends) back in 2012 and now drifts through interstellar space, more than 15.8 billion miles from our planet. endlessly moving through the vastness of space, carrying our signal, our sounds and a small mark of our civilisation. drifting eternally with the quiet possibility of hopefully one day bumping into something or someone out there. i think that's just so beautifully haunting to think about.