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@aydid90
Husband | Father | Patriarch | Futurist
Katılım Mayıs 2017
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Said it here nikapikwa 😂
Used Covid as context.
Gang ya tutapata watoto tukipata pesa pia, ikenda then what next?
To think life is black and white is one of the biggest illusion an individual can have.
Tonte@tontebriggs
Your husband can have a good job at Tesla when you get married and 2 years in he’s laid off, his highly skilled so you think another job is gonna happen soon, next thing you know it’s 3-6 months of job hunting, savings draining, what’s gonna happen next? Leave him? Loool
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@316simsim Less is always more, there was a time you used to anticipate watching a game of football now it’s just being shoved in our face. Football is going down the Netflix route , that’s how movies lost their appeal
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Solitude and silence is the answer
Dylan O'Sullivan@DylanoA4
The constant pumping of music into every public space, every idle second of sport, every supermarket and café, speaks to an underlying sickness, a kind of cultural mental illness. As a society we are allergic to silence, terrified of spending even one second with our own thoughts
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The constant pumping of music into every public space, every idle second of sport, every supermarket and café, speaks to an underlying sickness, a kind of cultural mental illness. As a society we are allergic to silence, terrified of spending even one second with our own thoughts
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@IamBrian___ Life expectancy in Nairobi is low, processed food, unsafe roads, work burnout all reduce ur chances of reaching 70 -90 yrs of age. Lkn ushago utapata wazee wa 80, 90 yrs of age
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Niliona hio story ya Awinja aty you can work in Nairobi for 30 years and go back home empty handed, that's why she moved upcountry. She creates content there and she does farming.
Is moving away from the city to the village a good decision?
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@SovereignIM Men are to women what dream interpreters are to dream inquirers
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Women are very bad at expressing themselves, because even though they love communication and connection, clarity of mind does not come easily to them. That's why when you describe them to them in a way they feel but can't verbalise they're so happy
This is actually crack to them
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Geoff Thompson said the two most important things are:
1 Situational awareness (steer clear of potentially violent situations)
2 If you are confronted (and can't escape), attack (before they hit you) as violently and aggressively as you can. Be prepared to severely harm the individual threatening you.
He said self-defence, blocking, and hitting after someone has hit you is not a winning strategy.
Most people don't do no 2 as it is not in their nature - smashing someone in the face, poking their eye, or headbutting a nose is NOT something a normal person does even if someone is threatening them with violence. Psychopaths and violent people have nothing holding them back. They are used to inflicting pain on others, and enjoy it. The normal person is 99% going to be the victim if they are not prepared to first hit the potential attacker.
Ed Latimore@EdLatimore
This is a great ad haha
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Congratulations to me, 2026 was a profitable year
Dylan O'Sullivan@DylanoA4
Tomorrow was a good day, leave nothing to chance
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Financial independence or become a slave there is no in between. I will be financially independent InshaaAllah
Illimitable Man (IM)@SovereignIM
My latest essay has just dropped. Please help me promote it with a like and retweet, and subscribe if you haven't already. Thank you. thesovereigncitadel.com/p/the-price-of…
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Why You Should Ask Allah for Anything You Want (In these last 10 days) youtu.be/KCrbXadie-c?si… via @YouTube
YouTube
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Only in Africa where you buy a used car of an older model and you end up paying twice the price due to taxation, then the same govt makes that same car a basin 😂
MBM 🇵🇸@MashBorini
@Honeyfarsafi 😂😂😂
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@Kenyans Wale wa ka ‘Ukona pesa hii kenya unaeza ishi vizuri’ wako wapi
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10 people killed; 8 swept away, 2 electrocuted, and 71 cars destroyed in Nairobi floods - Police Commander George Seda
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