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02/20/24 - I don’t care about living longer or whatever. After all, I don’t want to retire only after working for a hundred years.
Question: “Why does nature only let humans live to about 100 or so?”
Feb 21
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02/20/24 - I don’t care about living longer or whatever. After all, I don’t want to retire only after working for a hundred years.
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02/19/25 - Yeah, he’s pitiful, but isn’t everyone?
“I’ve been using DeepSeek since the New Years, and this is an example that really shocked me.
Feb 20
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02/19/25 - Yeah, he’s pitiful, but isn’t everyone?
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02/18/25 - They’re good parents if their kids survives to adulthood, don’t abuse their kids, and don’t drag their kids down in their prime.
Another compilation of hospital stories:
Feb 19
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02/18/25 - They’re good parents if their kids survives to adulthood, don’t abuse their kids, and don’t drag their kids down in their prime.
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02/17/25 - Twilight?
[We start today with a post from famous actor Chen Xiao, announcing a divorce with his wife, Chen Yanxi.] “I’m grateful we met each other.
Feb 18
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02/17/25 - Twilight?
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02/16/25 - If your boss is in a bad mood, there’s no emergency that can’t be pushed back.
#Kim Saeron to be buried on the 19th.
Feb 17
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02/16/25 - If your boss is in a bad mood, there’s no emergency that can’t be pushed back.
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02/15/25 - Southern asses are colder than air.
A compilation of advice for teaching license students for how to respond to stupid questions:
Feb 16
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02/15/25 - Southern asses are colder than air.
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12/13/24 - Valentine's Edition: What's Going On with Barbie Hsu?
[I’m gonna take tomorrow off for a Valentine’s Day date, so I’ve decided to do something a little bit different today.]
Feb 14
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12/13/24 - Valentine's Edition: What's Going On with Barbie Hsu?
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02/12/25 - Seems like you gotta raise revenue internally.
#Three turning points in the life of the hero white horse.
Feb 13
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02/12/25 - Seems like you gotta raise revenue internally.
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02/10/25 - I’ll probably never have another 20 minutes like this in my life again.
“If you feel like you just screwed up at work, look at this guy.
Feb 11
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02/10/25 - I’ll probably never have another 20 minutes like this in my life again.
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02/09/25 - I once spent an hour eating six whole pineapples until I started bleeding from the mouth.
[Barbie Hsu, actress and singer, passed away in Japan lately from influenza.
Feb 10
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02/09/25 - I once spent an hour eating six whole pineapples until I started bleeding from the mouth.
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02/07/25 - If my work doesn’t pay me, I spend all my time crocheting eggplants.
#Gao Tingyu wins gold.
Feb 8
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02/07/25 - If my work doesn’t pay me, I spend all my time crocheting eggplants.
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02/06/25 - The Chinese government highly values data privacy and security and has always protected it in accordance with the law.
“Internet submission: On the 6th of February, on Singapore Airlines SQ826, the plane had already began taxiing, and some little fairy [derogatory name…
Feb 7
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02/06/25 - The Chinese government highly values data privacy and security and has always protected it in accordance with the law.
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