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the same person who made all the AI cat videos thatโs going viral just dropped kung fu cat.
and I havenโt seen a better narrative for today.
Iโve literally been fighting broke trenchers all day.
we keep fighting through the trenches.
send @numanuk 100% of the fees to his pumpfun wallet.
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Unless Jesus himself is on the ballot, every election for all time will be between the lesser of two evils.
Give people credit for using their vids bro
@dammiedammie35
What you don't understand is that people, especially resellers, camp the hell out of his tweets. People literally dedicate their days to catch his "sweet deals," especially those iphone deals. Check the payment screenshots, you would see that some names are constitent. Resellers!
Replying to @adegbolabl @dabz_global
He should get assistance then. Youโll post a phone and payment screenshot same minute. Whatโs the essence of posting it when one has already paid for itโฆ
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When u make some money in the trenches
And the trenches die
Make sure you come over to perps playground - where you'll piss it all away again...
โNOW THAT HE'S GONE, I DON'T KNOW WHERE I WILL START AGAINโ
Despite continents separating them, Elias Adili regularly kept in touch with his son, Divine Adili, checking on him as he built his basketball career in the Philippines.
On Saturday, June 6, Divine called Elias, who is currently in Nigeria with the rest of the Adili family, to inform him about the Ateneo de Manila University's training camp in Dipaculao, Aurora. The next morning, Elias and Divine had another call, during which the 21-year-old center shared that he was on his way to the camp.
That call would ultimately be their final conversation.
The next call Elias received was from an Ateneo communications staff member, who informed him that his son had died in a drowning incident that also claimed the life of incoming Ateneo rookie Rene Baterbonia.
Read more:
gmanetwork.com/news/sports/bโฆ
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Former Ateneo professor Louie Julian shared how his late student Divine Adili worked tirelessly to make his family in Nigeria proud, using his opportunity to wear the Blue Eagles jersey in the UAAP as a stepping stone toward building a better future
#UAAP
Unlike my girl when it comes to the good things I did for her























