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every action has consequences and yes when Daou is cutely possessive over Offroad we all love it but this reaction reminded me that more than once and in similar events people grabbed Offroad in the most disrespectful way and we all remember how upset Daou was - to me... show more

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I was to the hospital and I saw this little girl in front of me. She was about to lose consciousness, but I took her and treated her All that happened to her was the lack of food and drink, and she had no one to take care of her. This situation is not the first time😢💔

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9K FOLLOWERS?! How...? When...? AND THANKS! jesus i didn't even noticed the 8K! when did i even reach this..? thank you so much to all of you! im so happy that i could get to grow this way with all of you special thanks to certain people who helped me since the start..if they still here, i cant describe how shocked i actually am in this moment and im truly impressed i even reached this far Love you all of you and...i promise to improve even more

9K FOLLOWERS?! How...? When...? AND THANKS! jesus i didn't even noticed the 8K! when did i even reach this..? thank you so much to all of you! im so happy that i could get to grow this way with all of you special thanks to certain people who helped me since the start..if they still here, i cant describe how shocked i actually am in this moment and im truly impressed i even reached this far Love you all of you and...i promise to improve even more

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Obviously this guy is just grasping at straws in a feeble attempt to defend #AI (as if he cares about people), but it does remind me of something important… Me and every director I knew made every effort possible to get to know our outsourcing studio animators (they were people… humans… artists… not an algorithm). I would say stuff like, “This scene’s got a fire monster… I’ll bet you have someone there who loves drawing fire, right?” and I’d hear them laugh and say (through the translator) “We’ve got three… we’ll let them fight over it!” They weren’t faceless drones… they were part of the team to me. Moreover, I was taught that the best way to ensure that they weren’t overworked was by making sure that everything we ever sent was clear, detailed and easy to understand. There were lots of “They’ll fix it in Korea” directors. We referred to them as “hacks.” And we shunned them. Because we cared.

John "F" Fountain

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So the infamous inkigayo camera kiss scene is memorable for yeonseok and he cried for real🥺 Q: What is the most memorable line Yeonseok: At first, I didn't really feel it, but after I got proposed by Heejoo and kissed her, the lines in the back were very touching, "I think I know why I had to live as Baek Saeon. I think it was because of you, It was to meet you." That line was very impressive. We kissed after I get a proposal from Heejoo. It was my first time getting a proposal from a female character, so I cried. I thought, “So This is how it feels like to cry when receiving a proposal.” It was even more like that when I was confessed by Hee-joo despite knowing my situation. I said like, 'I guess I've lived like this to meet someone called you,' the line and the kissing scene are memorable."

So the infamous inkigayo camera kiss scene is memorable for yeonseok and he cried for real🥺 Q: What is the most memorable line Yeonseok: At first, I didn't really feel it, but after I got proposed by Heejoo and kissed her, the lines in the back were very touching, "I think I know why I had to live as Baek Saeon. I think it was because of you, It was to meet you." That line was very impressive. We kissed after I get a proposal from Heejoo. It was my first time getting a proposal from a female character, so I cried. I thought, “So This is how it feels like to cry when receiving a proposal.” It was even more like that when I was confessed by Hee-joo despite knowing my situation. I said like, 'I guess I've lived like this to meet someone called you,' the line and the kissing scene are memorable."

Dee 🍉

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🟡 BODY LANGUAGE ANALYSIS OF BILL CLINTON DENYING BIDEN'S COGNITIVE DECLINE (1/6) Isn't it interesting when you absolutely know that someone is lying, so you can just relax and spot all the body language signals of the true intentions they're trying to conceal? That's exactly what we're about to see when Bill Clinton was questioned about these books coming out, exposing Biden's cognitive and physical decline such as 'original Sin' by Jake Tapper. We already know that Clinton was going to lie about this. We noticed a couple things in this first clip. The first one is that he was keeping eye contact, something that is going to change for the worse in the next clip. And the second one is that he was kind of vocalizing the journalist's words. Like his mouth was moving on its own. This is something that happens to people of certain age so we can just assume he does that all the time. But it's the eye contact the most important part.

🟡 BODY LANGUAGE ANALYSIS OF BILL CLINTON DENYING BIDEN'S COGNITIVE DECLINE (1/6) Isn't it interesting when you absolutely know that someone is lying, so you can just relax and spot all the body language signals of the true intentions they're trying to conceal? That's exactly what we're about to see when Bill Clinton was questioned about these books coming out, exposing Biden's cognitive and physical decline such as 'original Sin' by Jake Tapper. We already know that Clinton was going to lie about this. We noticed a couple things in this first clip. The first one is that he was keeping eye contact, something that is going to change for the worse in the next clip. And the second one is that he was kind of vocalizing the journalist's words. Like his mouth was moving on its own. This is something that happens to people of certain age so we can just assume he does that all the time. But it's the eye contact the most important part.

Jesús Enrique Rosas - The Body Language Guy

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Whenever I’m discouraged, I’ll remember that ~4,000 Christian women from across the country gathered to be challenged by Biblical truth, bolstered by earnest worship, & buoyed by Christian friendship. No fluff. No emotional manipulation. None of the superficial stuff so many Christian women are fed. Every speaker went full throttle in telling these women - with gentleness and love - what is good, right, and true about God, sin, holiness, sexuality, femininity, abortion, motherhood, marriage, and so much more. All of the messages I’ve received from attendees have been incredibly meaningful, but this one sums up the consensus nicely: “Walked out of there with ZERO fear of man.” Praise God! That has nothing to do with me or anyone else. It’s just the Holy Spirit doing what He does. And He was with us yesterday. It was palpable. Whenever I’m asked about my audience, I always tell people that they’re the kind of women you’d want to babysit your kids. Just the best people. Kind, grounded, thoughtful, wise. So many moms and babies were there. This message meant so much to me: “We couldn't stop talking about how many babies were there and how amazing the space was set up for nursing and pumping. It was so different than any other women's event when it came to those accommodations and how welcomed the sweet little babies were.” And this one: “Someone held my fussy baby for me so l could listen to worship. Never met them, but the sweetest lady. I was so thankful.” Women came alone and left with best friends. Others wept while they worshiped and were held and prayed for by the strangers next to and behind them. God is kind, and He is up to good things. If you only look to the news or X to tell you what’s going on, you might miss the biggest and best things happening. I’ll tell you this: God’s eternal plan of redemption is going off without a hitch, and He’s going to win in the end. Soli Deo Gloria!

Whenever I’m discouraged, I’ll remember that ~4,000 Christian women from across the country gathered to be challenged by Biblical truth, bolstered by earnest worship, & buoyed by Christian friendship. No fluff. No emotional manipulation. None of the superficial stuff so many Christian women are fed. Every speaker went full throttle in telling these women - with gentleness and love - what is good, right, and true about God, sin, holiness, sexuality, femininity, abortion, motherhood, marriage, and so much more. All of the messages I’ve received from attendees have been incredibly meaningful, but this one sums up the consensus nicely: “Walked out of there with ZERO fear of man.” Praise God! That has nothing to do with me or anyone else. It’s just the Holy Spirit doing what He does. And He was with us yesterday. It was palpable. Whenever I’m asked about my audience, I always tell people that they’re the kind of women you’d want to babysit your kids. Just the best people. Kind, grounded, thoughtful, wise. So many moms and babies were there. This message meant so much to me: “We couldn't stop talking about how many babies were there and how amazing the space was set up for nursing and pumping. It was so different than any other women's event when it came to those accommodations and how welcomed the sweet little babies were.” And this one: “Someone held my fussy baby for me so l could listen to worship. Never met them, but the sweetest lady. I was so thankful.” Women came alone and left with best friends. Others wept while they worshiped and were held and prayed for by the strangers next to and behind them. God is kind, and He is up to good things. If you only look to the news or X to tell you what’s going on, you might miss the biggest and best things happening. I’ll tell you this: God’s eternal plan of redemption is going off without a hitch, and He’s going to win in the end. Soli Deo Gloria!

Allie Beth Stuckey

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“He’ll love you, like we all do” the way they both love each other but still to this day have never directly said “I love you” to each other is enough confirmation to me that their first “I love you” will happen when they go canon

“He’ll love you, like we all do” the way they both love each other but still to this day have never directly said “I love you” to each other is enough confirmation to me that their first “I love you” will happen when they go canon

Cherry ☆︎ 911 ☆︎ BI BUCK

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