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#SEONGHWA talked about seeing BAD charting on Melon and feeling like their efforts have been repaid 🥹 ⭐️: When I open Melon, seeing our music there makes me so happy. Just that fact makes me so happy. And seeing everyone doing San’s part challenge... it’s something that felt so good even imagining it and now it’s real, I am so happy. Yes. Really, like I said, it is luck too, but it feels like now it's the moment our effort is paying off. Yes. I’ve really monitored everything from the side and we always talk a lot, about the stages like "if we do it like this, how will it be?" or, "what if we do it like that?" So even before recording (the album) we talked a lot, like "will this work or not?" - "I think it does" and even after recording we talked a lot, like, "what if we try it like this or like that?" And when it first came out, we worried a lot because we put our everything into it and even after that it still felt hard somehow. But whatever it is I hope you know that each of us is working hard in our own role. We can’t show everything but the members as members, and the company as the company, everyone is working hard in their own place. #성화 #ATEEZ #에이티즈
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#SEONGHWA talked about seeing BAD charting on Melon and feeling like their efforts have been repaid 🥹 ⭐️: When I open Melon, seeing our music there makes me so happy. Just that fact makes me so happy. And seeing everyone doing San’s part challenge... it’s something that felt so good even imagining it and now it’s real, I am so happy. Yes. Really, like I said, it is luck too, but it feels like now it's the moment our effort is paying off. Yes. I’ve really monitored everything from the side and we always talk a lot, about the stages like "if we do it like this, how will it be?" or, "what if we do it like that?" So even before recording (the album) we talked a lot, like "will this work or not?" - "I think it does" and even after recording we talked a lot, like, "what if we try it like this or like that?" And when it first came out, we worried a lot because we put our everything into it and even after that it still felt hard somehow. But whatever it is I hope you know that each of us is working hard in our own role. We can’t show everything but the members as members, and the company as the company, everyone is working hard in their own place. #성화 #ATEEZ #에이티즈

Everything Seonghwa

69,800 views • 2 months ago

Angela White says calling yourself a "porn star" is cringe and compares adult performers to PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. "I am in awe of them, but getting back to the porn star thing, I wouldn't even call myself a porn star. Like, that's cringy." "No, but you can call me that if you want. But if I'm like, I'm a porn star, like, it's just, you know, I'm a porn performer." "And calling yourself a star is kinda cringy, yeah." "It's a bit... I mean, you're a performer, it's not your I mean, this is kind of, this is your profession, right? So maybe you feel uncomfortable because really, like, this is your profession... I'm a porn hobbyist." "Yeah, there you go." "That really is how I feel too. It's like, I just pop in, I do a little bit of this, but it's just a very side thing." "Okay, you're an occasional porn performer, right?" "Yeah. Yeah, I am in awe of the performances that the males do on camera. Yeah, they're I mean, the females as well. We're all sexual athletes, really." "Athletes, huh? It feels like that every time you shoot or just some of the time?" "When I'm doing more, I don't like to call it extreme, but like when I'm doing acts that are more physically intensive, you are training for those acts, you're stretching like any kind of athlete would, you're preparing. I mean, we have to prepare our bodies day in, day out for the physical work that we do. We have to eat right, we have to be going to the gym, we have to keep our body in like a peak physical condition when we're doing anal or double anal or gangbangs, we're literally having to prepare our muscles for that intake......."
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Angela White says calling yourself a "porn star" is cringe and compares adult performers to PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. "I am in awe of them, but getting back to the porn star thing, I wouldn't even call myself a porn star. Like, that's cringy." "No, but you can call me that if you want. But if I'm like, I'm a porn star, like, it's just, you know, I'm a porn performer." "And calling yourself a star is kinda cringy, yeah." "It's a bit... I mean, you're a performer, it's not your I mean, this is kind of, this is your profession, right? So maybe you feel uncomfortable because really, like, this is your profession... I'm a porn hobbyist." "Yeah, there you go." "That really is how I feel too. It's like, I just pop in, I do a little bit of this, but it's just a very side thing." "Okay, you're an occasional porn performer, right?" "Yeah. Yeah, I am in awe of the performances that the males do on camera. Yeah, they're I mean, the females as well. We're all sexual athletes, really." "Athletes, huh? It feels like that every time you shoot or just some of the time?" "When I'm doing more, I don't like to call it extreme, but like when I'm doing acts that are more physically intensive, you are training for those acts, you're stretching like any kind of athlete would, you're preparing. I mean, we have to prepare our bodies day in, day out for the physical work that we do. We have to eat right, we have to be going to the gym, we have to keep our body in like a peak physical condition when we're doing anal or double anal or gangbangs, we're literally having to prepare our muscles for that intake......."

Dunmola♋

44,028 views • 22 days ago

😁 Miracles! Russians are starting to suspect: something isn’t right “I have a feeling that everything happening right now shouldn’t actually be happening — it’s like I’ve ended up in another reality,” — another Russian woman begins to sense something is off. She says animals are dying and people are vomiting in Tuapse — but on federal TV they show propagandist Solovyov insulting women. And VPNs? A whole separate pain! On top of that, everyone is being told to “go to MAX” (the state platform). 💩 But everything ends the same way as always: with praise of the Russian people and faith in victory: “Well, I really hope that we, the Russian people, will manage everything, we’ll overcome it all, and in the end everything will definitely be fine. I don’t know when that final outcome will come, but I believe in us.”
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😁 Miracles! Russians are starting to suspect: something isn’t right “I have a feeling that everything happening right now shouldn’t actually be happening — it’s like I’ve ended up in another reality,” — another Russian woman begins to sense something is off. She says animals are dying and people are vomiting in Tuapse — but on federal TV they show propagandist Solovyov insulting women. And VPNs? A whole separate pain! On top of that, everyone is being told to “go to MAX” (the state platform). 💩 But everything ends the same way as always: with praise of the Russian people and faith in victory: “Well, I really hope that we, the Russian people, will manage everything, we’ll overcome it all, and in the end everything will definitely be fine. I don’t know when that final outcome will come, but I believe in us.”

NEXTA

68,548 views • 4 months ago

3D modeling always felt like one of those skills you need years to master But I tested Hi3D, and the interesting part is not just that it creates 3D models It’s how fast you can go from a simple image to something you can prototype, download, edit, or even prepare for printing Here are 5 ways I would actually use it:
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3D modeling always felt like one of those skills you need years to master But I tested Hi3D, and the interesting part is not just that it creates 3D models It’s how fast you can go from a simple image to something you can prototype, download, edit, or even prepare for printing Here are 5 ways I would actually use it:

Amira Zairi

25,929 views • 2 months ago

Democrats and their mainstream media say Elon Musk has taken over our Government and is doing whatever he wants Does this sound like someone who is power hungry and taking over? Elon Musk “Things I wanna be clear is like, I am looking for feedback. So it's not like I'm just going open loop here and doing whatever I want to do. I kind of wanna know what, what do the people want and what should we do? And, and then do it — as opposed to me just deciding on my own. But we also want to have extreme transparency, so like no shady back room deals or whatever, everything done in open total exposure. Like you can see the mistakes that are made, the good things that are done. You can comment on it, you can, you know, raise concerns. This is, we, we want to transparent, open government feedback, loop engaged. Transparency is key. Let's make decisions together, not in the shadows.“
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Democrats and their mainstream media say Elon Musk has taken over our Government and is doing whatever he wants Does this sound like someone who is power hungry and taking over? Elon Musk “Things I wanna be clear is like, I am looking for feedback. So it's not like I'm just going open loop here and doing whatever I want to do. I kind of wanna know what, what do the people want and what should we do? And, and then do it — as opposed to me just deciding on my own. But we also want to have extreme transparency, so like no shady back room deals or whatever, everything done in open total exposure. Like you can see the mistakes that are made, the good things that are done. You can comment on it, you can, you know, raise concerns. This is, we, we want to transparent, open government feedback, loop engaged. Transparency is key. Let's make decisions together, not in the shadows.“

Wall Street Apes

155,292 views • 1 year ago

Exorcist Reveals Why Some Humans Will Rank Above Angels in Heaven “The angels were created in a hierarchical structure. There’s nine choirs broken into what they call ranks. So there’s three ranks. It’s almost like a military in that sense. The very top rank is made of the seraphim, and each angel is its own species.” “How high you are in heaven in that hierarchy is directly proportionate to how holy you are. Human beings can actually take the place of fallen angels by becoming holy - very holy. We can actually get a higher place in heaven than some of the angels.”
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Exorcist Reveals Why Some Humans Will Rank Above Angels in Heaven “The angels were created in a hierarchical structure. There’s nine choirs broken into what they call ranks. So there’s three ranks. It’s almost like a military in that sense. The very top rank is made of the seraphim, and each angel is its own species.” “How high you are in heaven in that hierarchy is directly proportionate to how holy you are. Human beings can actually take the place of fallen angels by becoming holy - very holy. We can actually get a higher place in heaven than some of the angels.”

Shawn Ryan

263,500 views • 2 months ago

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orm: i would say i do believe in forever such as my mom and dad, but it would be timing you know? but some things can be forever. lingling: i think, i think forever like we stay forever. i know that times change, people change, but we stay forever. yeah. host: so times change, people change, but you guys remain the same forever lingling: yes, we change… good situations in a good way. you know? yeah. forever is like we stay forever host: can you say that you would grow together forever? lingling: yeah, grow together… YES! orm: exactly. LINGORM FAN MEET IN SG #LingOrm2ndFMinSingapore

june :-)

28,689 views • 7 months ago

Keane: I cannot square some of the things that are coming out of the administration from reliable sources. When I heard it from the Iranians I dismissed it, that is the same nonsense we always hear. But when they hear from administration sources things that you have heard of what is in this deal that it makes no sense whatsoever
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Keane: I cannot square some of the things that are coming out of the administration from reliable sources. When I heard it from the Iranians I dismissed it, that is the same nonsense we always hear. But when they hear from administration sources things that you have heard of what is in this deal that it makes no sense whatsoever

Acyn

433,440 views • 3 months ago