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Mauricio Sulaiman@wbcmoro
I’ve heard the news that Mr. George Morikawa, creator of “Hajime No Ippo” left the hospital recently and is getting better. I am currently in Japan and would love to give him my respects and a little gift if available. My office staff are huge fans of his work and I know that the WBC belt in the anime, just as in real life, is the maximum glory and goal for the boxers. @WANPOWANWAN
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@Faisal_HAAY @BullusModding Most of the forsaken were citizens of lordaeron , she is the heir to lordaeron , what do you mean she doesn't very anything common with them ?
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@BullusModding Because Blizz force shoved her into the Forsaken and she doesn't have anything common with them and we must suffer her
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Any @Warcraft lore nerds out there able to explain why Alonsus Faol can't go near the sunwell because he is undead but Calia Menethil can stand chatting over biscuits and tea a couple of meters from it? @TheRedShirtGuy @Nobbel87
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@BullusModding Well , she is a menethil, she is the true queen of lordaeron
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arrrgh googled her, why do they hide all the lore away in books, also how is she a leader of the forsaken if she isn't one?
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@Selene406 @ImtiazMadmood This stupid motherfucker can't even read
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In Japan, there’s a real-life tradition that sounds almost unbelievable at first — some billionaire and elite families adopt adult men as their sons, then marry them to their daughters, all to preserve the family name.
This practice isn’t about romance or secrecy. It’s a centuries-old custom known as adult adoption, and it exists for one powerful reason: legacy. In Japan, a family name isn’t just symbolic — it represents honor, business continuity, reputation, and history. When a powerful family has no male heir, losing the surname can mean losing everything they’ve built over generations.
Rather than letting that happen, families carefully select a capable adult man — often a trusted employee, executive, or business partner — and legally adopt him as their son. Once adopted, he takes the family’s surname, becoming the official heir. In many cases, he then marries the family’s daughter, solidifying both bloodline and business under one name.
What makes this especially fascinating is how practical it is. Love may or may not be part of the equation, but competence always is. These men are chosen for their leadership skills, discipline, and ability to protect the family’s wealth and reputation. In a culture that values stability over sentiment, this system ensures companies don’t collapse just because of biology.
Some of Japan’s largest corporations — including famous family-run businesses — have quietly survived for hundreds of years thanks to this tradition. To outsiders, it can seem strange or even shocking. But within Japan, it’s seen as a smart, honorable solution to an otherwise devastating problem.
In a world obsessed with bloodlines, Japan found a different answer: family is not just who you’re born to — it’s who you’re entrusted to become.
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@Tesla_Analyst @ImtiazMadmood Absolutely fucking braindead , can you even read ?
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@ImtiazMadmood It’s preserving Ethnofascism and inbred gene pools.
It ultimately self destructs because genetic bottlenecks amplify defects.
That is why you often leave home and never turn back to start new.
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@willnotclap Damn dirty ape flashing her nasty shit without warning 🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
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@Kisscat_ph @Rawpkw Damn that forehead, you land a helicopter on it
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@schuld_eth @FearedBuck Absolutely fucking brain dead take
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Adult star Emily Willis, 25, suffered severe brain damage and was left permanently disabled after cardiac arrest during ketamine addiction treatment at Summit Malibu.
Her family is now suing, alleging negligence, delayed emergency care, and caused oxygen deprivation, leaving her in a semi-conscious state.
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