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…madali lang akong ayain huwag mo lang ako i-flake baka masaksak kita
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...parang may mali pero sige
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ya boi just got regularized at work today yay
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artist discount secured manifesting na dumating na dito puhles
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me but edgy and/or dark jokes
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my obsession in sneakers has led me overthinking this :((((((
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discovered new listening today while getting my shit together today. like sino ba ito bakit ang galing niya bakit ang daming dama ng mga kanta niya
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getting my shit back after vacation: seeing @hyperbeaming in the most awkward places possible sana na-enjoy mo yung silog place na kinainan natin hahahah
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people are not reading instructions e ano
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I'm so sorry, Yahoo Messenger. Your place in collective memory is fading.
di ko gets yung :)) anu yan double chin?
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Lost Highway // Perfect Blue
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ge pag-uwi ko
hoy por halloween veré las mejores películas de terror
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2026 할로윈 대상 - 이태원 오디세이
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes people owning RAM is wasteful, and that it belongs in data centers instead. "From a global allocation perspective, actually, it’s quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer."
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took an effort to take pictures on phone sa pride kasi mas gamit ko yung digicam
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met some along the way! nice seeing you!
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Here’s 576GB worth of go f*ck yourself Sam Altman
NEW: Sam Altman says it’s “quite terrible” for everyday people to own RAM, arguing it belongs in data centers.
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