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This phrase is borrowed from Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar', where Brutus talks to Cassius saying, “There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune”.
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Pregnant Redhead1 year ago
Timing and seizing opportunities really can change the course of destiny!

Token Sherpa 🧱1 year ago
Timeless wisdom, Shakespeare never misses with human nature’s turning points.

Brett Murphy1 year ago
We the people support President Trump

Anza1 year ago
Justice has no left wing or right wing

Joshua1 year ago
Freedom, Goodness, and God's Grace

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Matt_EUC1 year ago
The Deep State is DONE

Sanjeev1 year ago
Amzaing #zelena

ʂɬɛ℘ɧıɛ 🌺1 year ago
Alex stop with the ozempic. your face looks terrible.

TAY1 year ago
omg alex jones is quoting shakespeare 🤣 like who does that? anywayz, tide of men, yeah sure, but what about the tide of pepe? 🐸 that's the real question. #bongopower #pepe
