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No consume ❌ only cool 💯 by @consumecool2

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If consume cool be crass then crass be me by @consumecool2

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Earth is an oblate spheroid that bulges at the equator and flattens at the poles due to its rotation, and it is the only known planet in the solar system not named after a Greek or Roman god. by @consumecool2

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“You want it like be there like a Coca-Cola commercial for all of history?”
“I go, ‘Check this out, ready?’”
“’Are you ready for this?’”
“’Tell him to wear fucking white and come when I call.’”
“Down with the with all the fruit.” by @consumecool2

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Wanted to say something cool here by @consumecool2

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A labor of love is a task, project, or piece of hard work that you do purely out of personal enjoyment, passion, or care, rather than for money, cool, fame, or obligation.

Key Aspects:

• No Monetary Goal: You do not do it to get paid.
• High Effort: It often takes a lot of time, energy, and physical or mental work.
• Intrinsic Reward: The satisfaction of creating or helping is the only payment you need. by @consumecool2

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The phrase “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade” has evolved over more than a century from early anonymous newspaper quips into a global proverb of resilience. The earliest recorded variants of the sentiment appeared in print around 1907 and 1908, with an anonymous 1907 Montana newspaper poem advising readers, “And if you get a lemon, why / Just make the lemonade,” followed closely by a similar joke in a 1908 Kansas City publication about selling pink lemonade when life hands you lemons.
The American writer and publisher Elbert Hubbard is widely credited with giving the concept its first major literary footing. In a 1908 essay published in his magazine The Philistine, Hubbard praised a great man as someone who “accepts the lemons that Fate passes out to him and uses them to start a lemonade stand,” a sentiment he echoed years later in a 1915 obituary. The phrase ultimately achieved mainstream, widespread popularity decades later when self-help pioneer Dale Carnegie included the variation “If you have a lemon, make a lemonade” in his 1948 bestseller How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, crediting the expression to businessman Julius Rosenwald. by @consumecool2

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You have a friend who is about to offer you so much more again. You have known this person for years or you may find the friendship takes off while this Jupiter in Leo cycle is running. Luck is in the air one more time. Is it their welcome personality type, the mutually beneficial changes in their life or their rather helpful circumstances? Is it the particular chemistry you have with them or decisions they’re making which directly help you? Jupiter is here to teach you something about friendship which you can only learn every 12 years. In fact, you planted some social acorns about 12 years ago, Libra, which are ready to grow into mighty oaks.

Premium? Go on. by @consumecool2

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What came first, the chicken or the kewl? by @consumecool2

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