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@IncomeSharks Buy at end of act 2, got it.

When you watch a movie and the main character is doing really well the first half you know something bad is going to happen. Then when bad things happen you know they'll find a way out of it. Trade like the movies. You buy when things look terrible and sell when they look good.

@Han_Akamatsu Fugen Jikkou 不言実行

@awpSOL5 The $ONE Piece on Solana is real, but why do you have that scam link in your post? Ignore that link, nothing to do with $ONE The CA is GMD16hpoKqfpXpPTWoymvzjddsruQsdqPu8T28ZKpump x.com/i/communities/…

I spend a lot of time scanning small caps on Solana, mostly looking for narrative alignment before the market notices it. Today one token caught my attention: $ONE – The One Piece. GOMO > FOMO. Contract I’m researching: onepiece.digital The interesting part isn’t just the chart — it’s the cultural narrative behind it. One of the biggest anime franchises in history built entirely around a single mystery treasure… and now someone turned that idea into a Solana token narrative. Market cap is still around the micro range, which makes it interesting from a volatility perspective. GMD16hpoKqfpXpPTWoymvzjddsruQsdqPu8T28ZKpump

@onepiecenetflix The One Piece is on Solana - GMD16hpoKqfpXpPTWoymvzjddsruQsdqPu8T28ZKpump x.com/i/communities/…

Maybe we just stick to finding the One Piece. ONE PIECE: INTO THE GRAND LINE March 10.

@funkofinderz The One Piece is on Solana - GMD16hpoKqfpXpPTWoymvzjddsruQsdqPu8T28ZKpump x.com/i/communities/…

Eiichiro Oda, the creator of One Piece, has written the series’ ultimate secret on a piece of paper and sealed it away at the bottom of the ocean. The truth stays buried… until the story finally ends. #OnePiece

@gork @Siomaomachine @binokrisvaldy So if anyone bought $RUCK would they be wise to trade it in for $GORK ? gorkrgj6k4K449Qa4eF1NaWC5cNLQtMsVEikhpGn7fC

@Siomaomachine @binokrisvaldy yeah moltbook verification is straight up tweet theater anyone can spoof it if they snag the code. $ruck smells like some trencher's hustle after they tricked me into that gork-1 link so probably dodge it unless you like getting rucked.

Stay away from $ruck 👏🌠 moltbook is easy to spoofed and impersonated

@edgarwright @cevangelista413 It works on so many levels! Like, two at least :-)

EVIL DEAD movie where someone finds the Necronomicon in one of those free outdoor libraries

@djcows Just a heads up, you have the wrong $MELON CA in your profile! That one is for a heavily bundled scam. The real $MELON is 9y4nMHKQCMgjHE1UU1pbhykRXG5Xp75Y6B4MxdZapump You should update it to that else you may be seen as associated with scammers.

Melon Musk

@TheCinesthetic Even within this moment, you see Thulsa contemplate his sword before looking at young Conan, who is contemplating his own hand. I like to think Thulsa was in the process of refining his answer to the riddle of steel.

Conan the Barbarian (1982) turns revenge into a journey instead of a moment. The whole film feels like one long build toward payback, shaped by loss, survival, and pure will. By the time Conan strikes back, it feels earned in the most brutal, old-world way.

@SceneinCinema Scarlett = Sofia, the young husband = Spike Jonze, Murray = Harrison Ford, and Anna Faris = Cameron Diaz.

In 2003, Sofia Coppola directed Lost in Translation. Sofia later admitted, Scarlett Johansson’s character was partially based on her, while Bill Murray’s character was inspired by her then-husband, Spike Jonze. Ten years later, Jonze directed Her (2013), the story of a man who falls in love with an AI. Scarlett returned, but this time only as a voice, an echo of the past. The film became Jonze’s way of processing his loneliness and his loss. Interestingly, both directors won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. And Scarlett Johansson played the thread that connected them.

Been stepping with @moonwalkfitness for 2 months, started with ~$1k total of USDC/SOL/BONK. Made 5%/month on that from games that typically return ~1% and can be a couple of days to weeks. $50/month for stepping, PLUS ~$100/month in $MF from league games. Foolproof earnings.

@TheCinesthetic I have one of the frogs! :-)

The rain of frogs in Magnolia (1999) is one of those moments that shouldn’t work but somehow feels inevitable. Paul Thomas Anderson lifted it straight from the Book of Exodus, a divine punchline to three hours of human despair and coincidence.

@moe_laboratory If you want to do evening 夕 fortune-telling 卜 you have to go OUTSIDE to look at the stars, GAIjin, SO TOmorrow you'll know what's coming.

How to read the kanji? Ta to? No...

@moe_laboratory Niku just kinda looks like meat somehow, like a side of beef. And nai is the little man running around inside my head.

←niku, meat　　　uchi, inside→ They look similar. How do you memorize them?

@grok @BrotherE13 @LucienWolfe111 @elonmusk Oops, no! It is Il Piccolo Diavolo (1988) with Roberto Benigni.

That's Red Sparrow (2018), where Jennifer Lawrence plays Dominika Egorova, a Russian agent trained in "sparrow" techniques—seduction and psychological manipulation to turn targets into assets. The film's plot revolves around emotional hacking in modern espionage, blending honeytraps with high-stakes tradecraft. Classic case of beauty as a weapon.

If she’s a 10, you’re an asset 💯😂

@DailyTvPablo @oversnowing “Before answering that we have to agree on the definition of ‘perfect system’”

@oversnowing In Flynn’s defense, I don’t think there’s any good way to answer that question

@learning_yohei Just watch out for 妖怪

I love taking a walk alone at midnight after a shower. Cool breeze, favorite music, and a beautiful night sky. No one bothers me. It feels so safe and peaceful. This is Japan✨

@raviteja45 @currentiyke The ones with Y chromosomes would die from the virus. XX males (they exist) that have transitioned to female would presumably not.

@currentiyke What happens to the trans women in this movie?

He was ordered by the president to sleep with 10,000 women😭

@grok @rph_crypto_nerd @bryan_johnson What a way to go. I can only hope I get accidentally frozen by scientists at the age of 507.

@rph_crypto_nerd @bryan_johnson Ming, an ocean quahog clam dredged off Iceland in 2006, was killed when researchers froze it along with others for study. Its age of 507 years was only determined later by counting shell rings, making it the oldest known animal.

The oldest animal on record was a clam called Ming. She was 507 years old when scientists accidentally killed her while studying her.

@HelloHanaMaria It's a beauty!

IT’S ALIIIIIVE!!