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Posted On: June 30th 2025, 07:34 am

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vladsubotin

5 months ago

vladsubotin

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aleksandrmakarov7888

a year ago

aleksandrmakarov7888

Талантливо👍😃

djsukhoi

a year ago

djsukhoi

Ахахаха

pahomik

a year ago

pahomik

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Thankyou sunshine ☀️

2 happi gals 🥹

Hello 👁️

Hellooooo 😆

Real skin. Real texture. Real mini moustache. 😆

Real hair 🙊 ( & real pheromones to match 🥵)

Wishing u a beautiful day 🫶🫶🫶

Left the drama in Paris 🧑‍🩰

По словам пользователя Райымбека Тулешева, мальчик работает курьером и помогает маме, которая тоже занимается доставкой. Мужчина встретил ребёнка в общественном транспорте и рассказал об этом в соцсетях. Мальчик учится в четвёртом классе и принимает заказы через телефон.

История вызвала обсуждение детского труда и финансовых трудностей семей. Одни пользователи призывают помогать курьерам чаевыми, другие считают, что важно не просто обсуждать ситуацию, а искать способы оказать семье реальную поддержку.

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Some books for the season I recommend 🎃

Short Story/Novella Collections:
- The October Country by Ray Bradbury
- Cardiff, by the Sea by Joyce Carol Oates
- Ghosts by Edith Wharton
- Don’t Look Now by Daphne du Maurier

Novels:
- Anything by Barbara Comyns (Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead, The Vet’s Daughter)
- Anything by Caroline Blackwood (The Fate of Mary Rose, Great Granny Webster)
- Anything by Shirley Jackson (Hangsaman)
- Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
- The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe
- Laughter in the Dark by Vladimir Nabokov

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#bookstagram #fallbooks #fallreading #bookrecommendations

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Cats have 230 bones in their body compared to 206 in humans. The extra bones are mostly in their spine and tail, giving them incredible flexibility. A cat’s collarbone is free-floating, not attached to other bones, which is why they can squeeze through any opening their head fits through. Their spine contains 30 vertebrae compared to 24 in humans, allowing them to twist their body mid-air and always land on their feet.