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@abdulmoid337 @_Shubham2XX @cneuralnetwork hello, how long did it take to get your order delivered? i just placed an order and i'm seeing comments from others saying that their order is not delivered and no updates from them

ordered two jerseys

On how to grow and maintain friendships - 1. The only rule is that you must meet. Once a week, or once a month, or once or twice a year. Decide the cadence based on the relationship and follow through. There is no other cheat code to this. 2. When you meet, take enough time out. Don't do a 1-hr quick chat. Pls. Quick chat is a sad phrase designed for work environments. No one else in your life deserves a quick chat. Be generous with your time. If you set aside 2 hours for lunch or coffee, especially for people you don't meet often, keep the next 1-1.5 hour open just in case the conversation runs long. Time is expensive. Reserve it well. Then give generous amounts to friends and people who deserve them. 3. All other forms of staying in touch like texting, sending each other memes, doing phone calls are maintenance work. They do not grow or progress a relationship. They will run dry if you don't meet for a long enough time. Do not rely on them beyond a point. 4. Be graceful and kind during periods of disconnect. Good and long-term friendships will inadvertently go through phases where the vibes are not matching. It is normal. Do not read into it too much. Do not count who texted more, who called more. No relationship survives a well accounted ledger. 5. Ask for favours. Yes. Do not be shy. Hyper independence is the death of friendship and community building. People like to feel needed. Tell them you need them once in a while.

@RustyRishii @dhruv2038 if I remember correctly, the first chapter in the grade 9 economics textbook was titled 'the village of palampur' xD

@dhruv2038 Palampur sounds like the name of a rural place in North India.🤣

All of us are unfamiliar with TCS's game.

february 2026 - week 3 - 4 gym sessions - 10k+ steps everyday - no swim sessions for some time since ramadan has begun

😭😭

+1 i thought i would be dehydrated after working out post fajr but surprisingly, i'm not. also, i've never felt this close to god

listening to nasheed at the gym rn.. just hit a leg extension PR

@naaaztweets athkond ahn njan paripadi de 1 week mumbe vettar.. to let it marinate

The difference between men's and women's haircuts is that men's haircuts look bad at first and gradually get better as they grow, while women's haircuts look great on the day you get them cut and start looking bad as the hair grows out.

@_Jabir_ @ggrowwll curious to know.. when do you prefer to train during ramadan?

@ggrowwll How I’m hitting 200g+ a day: -Iftar, chicken and rice. Post taraweeh meal, 6 egg omlette with basa Suhoor: 100g oats, protein powder, 250g Greek yogurt, honey and fruit. Blitz in a blender and drink it as a smoothie. 200-250g protein there

february 2026 - week 2 - 6 gym sessions (not sure why cult app didn't record 1 session) and 1 swim session - 10k+ steps everyday

february 2026 - week 1 - 6 gym sessions and 3 swim sessions - 10k+ steps every day

@amuldotexe awesome!! so happy for you 🙌

onbv 🙏🏻

thanks @bootdotdev for contest of the resolute! I stuck to what I committed to.. 31/31. hoping for more contests like these! january went well :)

ending january with 600k steps, 21 workout sessions, and 7 swim sessions :) @goodhabitsclub

@krishships @shobhitic only a few will get the reference xD

@shobhitic Economy so bad, even vampires have to find new jobs now.

Zed the Baker seems to be shutting down and being replaced by Creme & Crumble on 12th main road, indiranagar

yesterday i walked 15 kilometers, trained chest and triceps at the gym

boot dev - completed 25 day streak yesterday. completed 1 lesson from chapter 3 in the SQL course.

boot dev - completed 24 day streak today. completed 1 lesson from chapter 3 in the SQL course.

boot dev - completed 23 day streak yesterday. completed 1 lesson from chapter 3 in the SQL course.

today i walked 12 kilometers, and trained back, biceps, abs, and forearms at the gym