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@C0reyKalier I read Anh Còi as Mr. Malnutrition cuz I think it's funny

phighting if it was made by vng for some reason #phighting

@C0reyKalier somebody pls sue VNG cuz of all of this sh!t (joke)

@vqshark_ khi t ăn 2 tô cơm và phát hiện tô thứ 3 t sẽ hét lên "THE ONE PIECE IS REAL"

cum

uhm.... why did I do this? idk why'd you ask me *you'll find out in my osu profile ;-;*

@Rusty_steels @ohsoybean alr ima be so productive today I'll finish this in a day MAXIMUM proceeds to spend the whole day tweeting about tomodachi life

@ohsoybean Remembering the time you had Roblox studios open for the whole day but you were tweeting about tomodachi life

@catnapinsano19 @ohsoybean I'm so confused wtf do u mean

@oblivionteacane @ohsoybean help me to retrive the contsume

VOD is up!

@catnapinsano19 @ohsoybean d-did you just doxxed your entire family

@ohsoybean you and your friends are better than my family victor,cecy,andres,nena,bada,paty,ale,michelle,efren,ale´s girlfriend,anacecy and mateum

@ohsoybean dude temp must've LOVED laugh huh

no more private servers for the entirety of Vietnam now, huh? I wish they made an EAS alert about this...

@chocomintchipss YO THIS IS COOL (LIKE ACTUALLY WTF????)

Inspired by soyprist wedding 💐❕️ #soybean #soybeantwt #rblxtwt

@nocontextmemes a beautiful marriage

@Blazethecurious the whole tweet that u somehow typed it all respect

@oblivionteacane What is?

DID YOU KNOW?? When a single finger suddenly turns completely chalk-white and goes entirely numb, your body is executing a localized, over-reactive survival drill called RAYNAUD’S PHENOMENON. ​Named after Maurice Raynaud, the French doctor who cracked the mystery in 1862, this condition causes the blood vessels in your extremities to experience a sudden, violent spasm. It can be triggered by grabbing a cold soda can, walking into an air-conditioned supermarket, or experiencing a sudden spike of emotional stress. During an "attack," the tiny digital arteries supplying blood to the finger shut down completely, clamping closed like a pinched garden hose and instantly draining the flesh of its normal color. Let me explain 👇🏾👇🏾 1. ​The Tricolor Patriotic Sequence: ​A full Raynaud’s flare-up is famous for producing a distinct, three-stage color transformation that mirrors the French flag, a nod to the home country of the physician who discovered it. A. The White Phase (Ischemia): As shown in the image above, the finger turns a ghost-like white because blood flow has been completely blocked off. The finger will feel freezing cold, numb, and clumsy. B. ​The Blue Phase (Cyanosis): If the attack lasts for more than a few minutes, the finger can take on a distinct purplish-blue tint. This happens because the tiny amount of blood trapped inside the tissue has completely run out of oxygen. C. ​The Red Phase (Rubor): Once you warm up your hands or calm down your nervous system, the clamped blood vessels finally relax and open wide. A massive torrent of warm blood rushes back into the finger all at once, turning it a bright, throbbing red. This stage is often accompanied by intense tingling, burning, or a painful pins-and-needles sensation. 2. ​The Biological Glitch: ​Raynaud’s phenomenon is actually just a normal, everyday biological survival mechanism that has become hyper-sensitive and over-engineered. ​When your entire body is exposed to freezing temperatures, your brain naturally commands the blood vessels in your skin, hands, and feet to narrow. This process, called vasoconstriction, is designed to intentionally sacrifice your extremities to keep your core organs warm and alive. In people with Raynaud’s, the local vascular nervous system suffers from a communication glitch. Instead of a smooth, gradual narrowing of the blood vessels when the entire body is cold, the local nerves in a single finger completely panic at the slightest drop in temperature, dropping an absolute iron curtain on the local blood supply. 3. ​Primary vs. Secondary, Is It Dangerous? ​Doctors divide the condition into two separate medical categories to determine its long-term severity. A. The first is Primary Raynaud's (Disease), which is commonly triggered by genetics, cold weather, or mild stress, and is highly prevalent in women aged 15 to 30. This version is entirely harmless; while it is incredibly annoying and uncomfortable, it causes zero permanent damage to the blood vessels or tissues. B. ​The second category is Secondary Raynaud's (Phenomenon), which requires medical investigation because it is driven by an underlying autoimmune disease like lupus, scleroderma, or rheumatoid arthritis. Because the blood vessel damage is tied to an underlying illness, severe attacks in this category can potentially lead to skin ulcers or tissue damage if left ignored. ​For the vast majority of people, the condition is purely primary, meaning it's just a quirky, non-dangerous vascular glitch. The best ways to manage an attack are completely behavioral: wearing thick thermal gloves, running the affected hand under warm water, or swinging your arm in a wide circle like a windmill to force blood back down to your fingertips via centrifugal force. ​It's basically not a cause for panic. Hopefully you've learnt something new today? Cheers 🥂 😅 The Medic Who Writes™🌚

@danieldelangelu how did u find this

achei uma mina de ouro do roblox (cópia de subway surf)

sponbob

@GimmickSlop meatloafbob nopants??

some of the peakest roblox videos I've ever seen from Lily without it being regretevator I know I'm 5 months too late but dang

@ak1y2m2 tiktokers are species that are indefinitely hopeless, why r they INVENTING A LANGUAGE

okay so how am I supposed to read this

@NoContextHumans signs of ai taking all over the world

Another robot is going viral after slapping a kid in China 😬

@VPA_Soldier good, now find a soviet soldier.

Gallant man with a Galatz