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Fuck, I just saw a woman by the roadside walking a dog. Her legs were fucking white, she had huge breasts and a tiny waist—couldn't find a single flaw. Why the fuck am I not that dog?

Mubarak, keep going up for me!!! Wearing a piece of cloth on my head, I’m the richest in the world.

If I could go back a year, I would buy a house, buy a car, go to KTV, get a foot massage, travel, and stay in five-star hotels. But now everything has to start over.

A person is already unemployed, yet at the time they need security the most, they still have to pay more than 2,700 in social security contributions every month themselves.

The comprehensive cost is approximately $67,000.

I don’t visit prostitutes or gamble, so why is life still so hard?

I only found out today that someone made 800W last year teaching Chinese swear words on TikTok.

Rosamund Kwan’s new model boyfriend is only 27, while she is already 62—a full 35-year age gap.

Twitter has been like this lately. Even when tweets load, I can only see the latest one or two, and then it says “See more Tweets.” Clicking it doesn’t work either. How about you?

In 2026, you finally woke up from the dream.

In 2006, you bought 1000 Bitcoin out of boredom the first time you went online In 2010, you invested in a small-business owner named Lei Jun In 2014, you bought 100 Titan stickers while playing CSGO In 2019, you took over a loss-making mask factory In 2022, you bought Nvidia stock In 2024, you stockpiled 100 64g DDR5 5600 memory modules 2026?

When is LYN going to take off? I really can’t hold on anymore, I can’t hold on anymore. This candlestick chart looks like a runway, ready to take off at any moment.

Minimum monthly spending for a man:
I. Haircut: 15 yuan
II. Smoking: 450 yuan
III. Car fuel: 500 yuan
IV. Three meals a day: 1,000 yuan
V. Clothes: 150 yuan
VI. Food to go with alcohol: 100 yuan
VII. Cell phone bill: 50 yuan
VIII. Other: 200 yuan
Total: 2,465 yuan. Is this accurate?

Tingquan’s product-selling ability is incredibly strong—he brought in more than 2,000 new Fomo users on the very first day.

History doesn’t simply repeat, but these four rate-hike cycles look remarkably similar Looking back at the rate-hike cycles since the beginning of the 21st century, we can see an interesting pattern: 📌 1999–2000: Internet bubble Rates raised to 6.50%, followed by a maximum Nasdaq drawdown of approximately -78% 📌 2004–2006: Early subprime crisis Rates raised to 5.25%, followed by a Nasdaq drawdown of approximately -27% 📌 2015–2018: Late-stage recovery Rates raised to 2.50%, followed by a Nasdaq drawdown of approximately -23% 📌

Those coins I sold too early over the years I sold these two yesterday, and today these two took off #zama #saga

The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming up soon. So far, only two exchanges have asked me for my address. Hundreds or thousands of project teams, and not a single one has asked me for my address. Seeing everyone show off their Mid-Autumn Festival gifts and anniversary gifts, I feel like such a failure.

The Fed just raised interest rates—so why did tech stocks and Bitcoin rise instead? The market had already priced in this hike, with the probability staying above 90%. What really determines the market’s direction isn’t whether rates were raised, but how many more hikes will come afterward. The median dot plot points to just one more hike this year, with rates essentially settling around 4.1% in 2027—not the start of another aggressive rate-hiking cycle. With expectations realized and the worst-case scenario failing to materialize, risk assets breathed a sigh of relief.