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@nice_lady3
she/her | Ball pits, food that looks like other food, etc.
Katılım Ağustos 2013
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Bombing universities is the lowest of the low. It's like screaming to the world -- "We are murdering you because you're smarter than us."
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For sweet bites we have:
- Flourless chocolate torte
- Blood orange glaze hand pies
- Profiteroles with Taharka Brothers vanilla
- Moana 2 dipped rice krispie
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Nothing says “indigenous Levantines” with a proud and enduring connecting to the region quite like blowing up villages whose history stretches back through the Ottomans, Byzantines, Romans, to the Early Bronze Age.
Ali Hashem علي هاشم@Alihashem
My beautiful village Naqoura, destroyed by Israeli occupation forces.
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Not in a reddit way, but sometimes when I wake up in the middle of the night my first thought is about how we're on a marble. I'm thinking about it now and I hate it. Sooo wish we were on a platform, like a greek pedestal or the mats at Gerstung
Tommy@_TommyMason
Why’s this their first photo that feels suddenly feels terrifying?
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We're so happy to hear the parks mean so much to you - that's exactly the kind of magic we strive to create :) So that we can all avoid further action, please take a look at the suggested changes to your channel's name:
Magic Daze
Celebration Daze
Exploration Daze
Memorable Daze
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Nature has exquisite systems—we need to stop destroying them for short-term gain—resulting in long-term pain.
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature
Same water. Same tank. But the one on the right has oysters. A single oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water a day. Oyster reefs in the Chesapeake Bay once filtered the entire Bay, 19 trillion gallons, in under a week. Today, with less than 1% of the original oyster population remaining, it takes over a year. We ate them. We dredged their reefs. We dumped nitrogen into their water until the algae blooms choked what was left. And now we build billion dollar water treatment plants to do what oysters did for free. The Billion Oyster Project is working to restore oyster reefs in New York Harbor. Restored reefs in Maryland's Harris Creek can now filter the entire creek in under 10 days and remove nitrogen equivalent to 20,000 bags of fertilizer every year. Nature had this figured out. We just have to restore the oysters and get out of the way.
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The fact we technically got a photo of LVP and Kyle Richards together in 2026 ❤️
Pop Base@PopBase
Earth stuns in new photo taken by Artemis II. (Via: @NASA)
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He (whore) used Lips Of An Angel on grid!!! 🚨⏰
Reality Shizzzz@realityshizz
The cryptic ig captions.. #SummerHouse
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@ron_fournier Remember when Republicans were doing sieg heils and the press reported it with a picture of one pointing so it would look like we all misunderstood the action
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EDITORS: If the full “Fuckin’” quote is not in the lede of your story today, you’re not doing it right.
Stop editing for this guy.
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Inspiring words from Christina Koch, first woman to venture beyond Low Earth Orbit as she was about halfway to the Moon.
CBS News@CBSNews
NASA astronaut and Artemis II pilot Victor Glover was spotted using the flywheel to exercise onboard the Orion capsule, as the crew continues its journey toward the moon.
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The prevailing myth in America is Native Americans were a handful of uncivilized savages living in an unpopulated wilderness. That’s wrong. These complex routes making up Indigenous trade networks look a lot like today’s highway system which were in many cases built over them!
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