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Can anyone tell me why Chinese authorities need a mobile #incinerator and, more importantly, why they are #cremating someone under a bridge?

#china

@fluffy Go visit your family for a holiday while moving to another city.
Also get rid of your smartphone, smartphones are the worst thing you can do to your brain.

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Mornings are hard.
That's why I keep a bottle of rum next to my bed.

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we shall be lashed together or we shall be lashed apart

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NEW - Database now contains 2,618 flights made by #Epstein's private jets after FAA accidentally disclosed hundreds of previously unknown flights.

businessinsider.com/faa-accide

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JUST IN - Federal Reserve: Risk of "more persistent inflation" in the United States has risen: Powell

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Nancy Pelosi's district is not only known for human shit riddled sidewalks...now it it the smash and grab Capital of the nation.

Well done Democrats. Another fine city destroyed by corruption and greed.

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Biden weaponized the federal government against conservatives but Republicans are still treating him with kid gloves.

Shut down the government to stop the tyrannical mandates. Shut down the government to stop it from drafting women. Stop the government to save your voters, @GOP.
twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/stat

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I wonder how they plan on enforcing that.

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JUST IN - Twitter bans sharing images or videos of private individuals without their consent, just one day after former CTO Parag Agrawal was named...
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NEW - FBI document obtained by Rolling Stone reveals that "private" messaging apps WhatsApp and iMessage are deeply vulnerable to U.S. law-enforcement searches. Telegram app least vulnerable so far.
rollingstone.com/politics/poli

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If foreigners are prohibited from being elected to the presidency, why the hell do we allow them in Congress?

@enkiv2 Agile is really nice when you don't really care about what you're building.

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agile, wherein every two weeks you release a half-broken product but the half that is broken continuously changes, is a good fit for SAAS, wherein users can't stick with a previous version even if they wanted to, but i don't think the arrangement benefits users or developers, neither of whom like broken software

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