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Hydra shooting a thick load into a warm shepsky muzzle at NFC this year. 💦 Sounds like the service was much needed 😏 Hydra: Hydra Shaftoe-AD 📽️ by: Wendussy❗️ #Murrsuit #Murrsuiting #Murrsuiter

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SCAMMER ALERT!!! FIRST OF ALL IT WAS THE REAL ACCOUNT, NOT IMPERSONATOR. MAX RETWEET TO GET HIS ASS WHOOPED! I would like to share with my friend an experience about a deal he wanted to make with the famous guy named Hydra! 300k$ inventory scammer? What’s your opinion on it? Today my close friend M1nato m1nato tried to deal with a guy whose nickname is Hydra by selling him a karambit blue gem 828 WW for 6k$ This guy “Hydra” asked him to give m1nato’s discord so he can call him. After that they had a very interesting conversation. First, Hydra said he don’t want to use any middleman in the deal because he doesn’t trust to any but he said that's OK to send money first BUT there was one interesting thing, Hydra’s said : “I will send you money first but you have to send the karambit after that, when you got a money then I will accept the trade” He then started sending screenshots as proof of his transaction. He said that he uses metamask and can only send ETH. M1nato gave him his ETH address, and Hydra said that the money had been sent and provided his screenshots as proof. After m1nato said that there were no "in progress" transactions or anything like that in his wallet, Hydra started saying "I didn't send you money, my friend did" and after that he added his friend to voice call. and he began sharing screenshots of “evidence” of the transaction. But m1nato asked for a link of ETH transaction (he asked to click on that chrome extension > activity > and then click on the transaction but it was not clickable at all) Then m1nato asked to copy his ETH address on the top of extension and WOW it was also not clickable xD Besides he sent this address MX5odFuBiDcGy1fbo6mHoeJAebJaUi5jbG and told it’s ETH and when m1nato asked to explain that because ETH address starts with 0x…. he had nothing to say And the one more thing that was strange to m1nato: he has 15.9 ETH in his balance (which is ~$49,700), but only shows $9,350. After that m1nato asked to explain everything, but Hydra began to say : “You are scammer! I will report you! I didn’t expect that Ukrainian can be such a rat”. Hydra originally from Georgia. And also that the second Hydra account was banned by Steamrep and when m1nato said to explain, Hydra started saying that this was not his account. He said : "This is my friend's account" , and he just asked him if he could put the same nickname. He already bought it with this ban. BUT after about 10 minutes he probably forgot what he said and said his friend got banned by SteamRep due to a skeleton blue gem scam that someone already tweeted about) After all he deleted and blocked m1nato on Steam and Discord. Now guys you know the situation and I'm asking you to be careful with this guy! Would appreciate if you can report one and another account. Here is his links for both accounts : (account where Skeleton blue gem got scammed from) Proofs below:

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Hydra is a Greek island where you can step off the ferry and leave cars behind. Cars and motorcycles aren’t allowed, so people mostly get around on foot, by donkey or by boat. You notice it right away. No traffic around the harbor. No scooters squeezing through the streets. No parking lots taking up half the waterfront. Hydra was built around the sea long before cars were part of the equation. The island became wealthy through shipping in the 18th century, and some of that money went into the large stone homes that still sit above the harbor. When the Greek War of Independence began in 1821, Hydra’s shipowners supplied ships, money and sailors to the fight. You can still see traces of that era today. The town climbs straight up from the water through narrow stone lanes and stairways, with old captains’ houses overlooking the port. Hydra also became a favorite of writers and artists. Henry Miller spent time there. So did Patrick Leigh Fermor and Lawrence Durrell. Leonard Cohen arrived in 1960, before he was famous, bought a house and spent years writing on the island. Hydra gets plenty of visitors now, especially in summer. The harbor can get busy and you’ll see plenty of yachts coming and going. But walk a few minutes away from the waterfront and the island feels different. You hear footsteps instead of traffic. Boats pulling into the harbor. Donkeys moving through the streets. Conversations coming from open windows and balconies. Hydra didn’t ban cars to create some old-fashioned experience for tourists. The island simply never became a place built around them. That’s one of the things I’d want to experience for myself. I write about places like Hydra in the Timeless Traveler newsletter. The places are interesting on their own, but the story behind them usually makes them even better. If you enjoy traveling that way, you should subscribe to the newsletter:

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George Clooney says “Gravity” was supposed to be an eight-week, $30 million “little art space film,” but Alfonso Cuarón spent a year and a half building technology from scratch until the budget hit around $100 million so much so that Warner Bros. thought the movie was a disaster and sold off a huge chunk of it the day before it opened, only for it to make over $1 billion. “When we were doing Gravity, we thought we were shooting here, and we thought we were going to be here for, like, that was an eight-week shoot.” “Like this little art I’m not kidding. This is absolutely true little art space film.” “We were going to shoot it for like 30 million dollars.” “And bit by bit he’s creating this technology while we were shooting, building a plane while you’re flying it, you know.” “And bit by bit you’re like, ‘Oh shit, this is getting bigger.’” “And it was a year and a half, literally.” “Yeah, a year and a half.” “And then Warner Brothers was like, ‘I think this is a disaster,’ and nobody wanted to show it.” “And Warner Brothers, the day before the movie opened, sold off a huge chunk of the movie because they were like, ‘We’re going to eat’” “I think it cost 100 million, which sounds like a lot, but for a movie that size it was really not much.” “And they were like, ‘Well, we’ll sell off 50 million back from this other group.’” “And then it opened and it was, you know, made a billion dollars and they all look like idiots.” “But it was Alfonso working as if it was a small little film and then getting swallowed up by a lot of technology.” “But it was still watching him in that room talking about behavior between two people and talking about events, you know.”

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