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Bro was traumatised for the first 4 months.
Çocuğun bu kadar yakışıklı olacağını kimse beklemiyordu.
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It’s called the plateau of latent potential. Just stay consistent and it works like a charm.
Gym progress is so slow that you start wondering if anything is even changing… until one day, you put on a shirt and realize it fits completely differently.
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Proper big franchise move. RCB have Puma, MI have Nike and CSK are still stuck with PlayR ffs. Crack a deal with Adidas asap @ChennaiIPL
Mumbai Indians 🤝 Nike A new chapter begins as we join hands with Nike in a multi-year partnership, with Nike becoming the official kit partner for our Men’s & Women’s teams! 💙✔️ Read More: mumbaiindians.com/news/nike-… #MumbaiIndians #OneFamily
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String flossing at night and taking magnesium glycinate before bed. Pound for pound, the biggest difference makers in my life.
Bro to Bro: What's a small daily habit that changed your life?
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God bless him.
jake gyllenhaal wears prada
cricket 07 with an online multiplayer mode. play with your friends all you need is a web browser link: cricket07.dhaiwat.com
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“Next question is who are you? What are you? What is your association? What is purport of the association? When there is apprehension of breach of peace and tranquility, all this questions will assume importance.”
Vansh Yadav
Replying to @LiveLawIndia
Court: What are your ages? 27 and 31 years, Chimni responds. Court: Then you are not genZ. What age of people are millennials? It was student protest, Children were there but now its another cause. People remain same but cause is changed. Next question is who are you? What are you? What is your association? What is purport of the association? When there is apprehension of breach of peace and tranquility, all this questions will assume importance.
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Having a child is a gamble dawg. Imagine nutting with hope, your girl carrying that baby with love and nine months later the world gets a vermin waste of cum like him.
Imagine your woman walking naked in front of the whole world while you stand there cheering her on. Don’t be that man.
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In the end, Dharma prevails. Always. Happy Dussehra! 🏹 nitter.siddz.com/RiseBharata/status/211…
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Replying to @bee2wts
Agreed. Our scriptures are an ocean of philosophy, exploring almost every facet of human existence. One can’t grasp the depth of an ocean by dipping their toes in but it’s easier to call it poisonous than to dive in and discover the knowledge it holds. If you get what I mean.
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“Durga” “Puja” is not religious. All that word salad chodbhangda means absolutely nothing when you’ve started your shitfest with a fundamental contradiction. Rest, uncle.
Just to set the records straight… For all non-Bengalis who confuse Durga Puja (of Bengal) with Navaratri (outside Bengal), there's a simple big difference in the way it's celebrated. While Navaratri could be religious (as people claim it to be), Durga Puja is a cultural festival. There's a remarkable difference between religion and culture. Why is Durga Puja not religious, but cultural? Here's a Bongs take! 1. For most Bengalis, they have nothing to do with devotion, and everything to do with celebration. Religion (as it has become) is an organized way to deal with devotees, and the Bengalis are far far away from any sort of blind beliefs. 2. God/Goddess is an image that's alienated from family of our own lives and seen as an authority. To Bengalis, Durga is just a part of our family. She could be termed as the Goddess, but never seen with a God-like image. There's way more love than devotion. It's a very human connection. She's the daughter of the house who's come for Autumn break to her parents house with kids and friends 3. While people outside Bengal may fast as much as they like, Bengalis will continue to feast on Mutton Biriyanis and all sorts of delicious non-veg food (even at Puja premises where organizers often arrange for meals). Had there been any religious angle, things might not have been so simple. 4. Durga Puja as a festival is deeply connected to arts, crafts, music, theater, films ... everything! It's an all-round celebration. Only a very tiny percentage of people would bother to offer prayers. For the rest of us, Durga and the spirit of Durga puja is all in our heart. Even if we offer 'Anjali' (a prayer), our eyeballs hover all over the surrounding beauties in laal-paar-sada-sarees (a beautiful dress that ladies prefer to wear). 5. Durga puja is all-inclusive. Many Muslims in Bengal celebrate it too. Even there are religious Muslims who are the Presidents and Secretaries of Puja committees. No 'religious' festival could ever break these barriers! 6. There are hundreds of government and private awards given for 'Best Puja'. Not a single parameter in judgement relates to the devotion aspect of it. The Best Puja judgement takes into consideration the artistic finesse of the idol-making, the decorations around it, the lights, the sound, the safety measures, the theme, the concept, the social relevance of the theme, etc. It never considers how devotedly people offer prayers. So, devotion doesn't even come in our way of celebrating Durga Puja. For those who have never witnessed Durga puja in Kolkata but have a lot to comment on it, please do make a visit. Your idea of a festival will change. Our country had no religion, but we thrived on our culture. It's time we pack religions into the sacks and throw them back to the western world (from where it has come) and fall back on our all-inclusive cultural ways of celebrating life once again. Originally penned by Niilanjanaa Daschakraaborty
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Europe is now confronting the consequences of centuries spent imposing its will on the world. France is cooked. UK is cooked. Sweden is cooked. Italy and Greece are in turmoil. Germany and Spain are cracking. No sympathy for empires that once showed none. Karma keeps receipts.
Europe is cooked.
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You don’t have to flex your fast hands everywhere thala saab you’re playing with forces far beyond your capabilities ffs.
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vitrola
26 kış yaşadım hiçbiri gittiğin ağustos kadar soğuk degildi
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Why calisthenics? I just like greeting the sunset the way it deserves to be greeted. Workout and stay hydrated y’all.
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Offended by everything, Ashamed of nothing, Entitled to everything, Contributes nothing, Destroys everything.
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Regime change via coup? In the land of Bharat? Don’t make me laugh.
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Nothing tops hitting the gym in the morning and finding the whole place empty coz of the festive season. You can do whatever you want, baby. Workout and stay hydrated, y’all.
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This is what DS think they can pull off on the soil of the world’s oldest civilisation. They can try all they want, aryavart is cut from a different cloth.
Unbelievable scenes of France burning across cities as students, workers & other groups riot against cost of living and more. Mass looting and arson in different cities including Paris, Marseilles, Lyon.
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Helped my cousin through a terrible breakup a couple of months ago, talked to her ex, convinced them to work things out, cleared their mess coz I knew them both. Only to find out today that they’re getting married in january and I’m not even invited. 😭✌️
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One of the most sinister figures to be sanctified in modern history. The fact that some people still revere her as the epitome of virtue speaks volumes about our rotten education system which romanticised a deeply disturbing figure like her as the very embodiment of sainthood.
As a podcaster, Joe Rogan has done more for Hindus than all podcasters put together In a very nonchalant manner Modi ji should take Teresa’s Bharat Ratna & present it @joerogan 🙈
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