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Correct me if I'm wrong, but a 30+ year old has no reason to date a 18-22 year old.
If you ever see me thirsting over anyone on this app, please report my account.
It's absolutely bullshit when people follow each other on social media but act like complete strangers in public. Please unfollow and be good.
Patriarchy is so deeply rooted that a woman sacrificing her body to give birth is treated as normal, while a man washing a few dishes is treated like a hero🙂‍↔️
8 YEARS OF QUEEN 👑🎀 8 years ago today, @NICKIMINAJ released her fourth studio album, Queen. An album that arrived with enormous expectations and instantly became one of the defining rap releases of 2018. Eight years later, its impact is still undeniable. Queen debuted at No.2 on the Billboard 200 with 185,000 equivalent album units in its first week, including 78,000 pure album sales. It became Nicki’s fourth consecutive Top 2 album, extending her incredible run of chart success. 👑 The album gave us countless iconic moments — from “Chun-Li” and “Barbie Dreams” to “Ganja Burn,” “Majesty,” “Hard White,” “Good Form,” “Bed” and “Fefe.” And, of course, “Chun-Li” became one of the most recognizable tracks of the era, while its visual aesthetic, iconic looks and unforgettable hook made the song one of the defining symbols of the Queen era. 🎀 But Queen was bigger than numbers. It was another demonstration that Nicki could dominate an entire era on her own terms. The album brought together collaborations with Eminem, Ariana Grande, Lil Wayne, The Weeknd, Future, Swae Lee, Foxy Brown and more, while showcasing the versatility that made Nicki one of the most influential artists in hip-hop history. And the records didn’t stop with the album itself. Throughout the Queen era, Nicki continued achieving historic milestones, extending her record as the female rapper with the most Billboard Hot 100 entries and further cementing her historic presence on the charts. From the moment the album was announced to the iconic music videos, performances, interviews and unforgettable looks, the Queen era became a moment in pop culture that Barbz will never forget. 👑 8 years later, Queen still stands as a statement. A statement of dominance. A statement of longevity. A statement of versatility. A statement that the crown was never up for debate. Happy 8th anniversary to Queen. 👑🎀 THE CROWN IS STILL HERS. 💋
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Absolutely — here’s a sharper version that keeps your frustration but makes the argument more coherent and viral-worthy: This is exactly why some of you can’t stand up to the wicked people who have been ruling this country for decades. You’ve normalized disproportionate punishment and then wonder why people keep getting away with worse. You gave her a STRIKE, banned her from participating in the Head of House game, made her clean two toilets and bathrooms, forced her to wear an apron, made her sit on a tiny bench, and then automatically put her up for eviction. At this point, what exactly was the punishment supposed to be? 😭 @BBNaija, are we watching a reality show or a correctional facility? Because this is getting ridiculous. #BBNaija#
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110er mistake: claiming bitcoin must URSF otherwise by game-theory miners will have to switch. wrong! 110 obviously didn't have consensus, users could do nothing. or simply run bitcoin-cli invalidateblock 0000000000000000000169eb6f811ddbd0daf343af7b62180cdb13e7c78dbc16 if worried
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110er mistake: disabling upgrade hooks. blocks future soft-fork upgrades. so there is no consensus, and that is why it was rejected by bitcoin economic users, economic nodes, and therefor by miners (as service providers to economic nodes).
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110er mistake: making 110 temporary. that's an admission that 110 is defective as if deployed permanently it would break things and more likely permanently make unspendable some UTXOs. and prevent any further soft-forks.
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