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corvopraiero.bsky.social
a gen z está transando menos = não tem dinheiro

a gen z está bebendo menos = não tem dinheiro

a gen z está saindo menos = não tem dinheiro

a gen z está arruinando X indústria = não tem dinheiro

a gen z está ou não está tal coisa ou outra = (muito provavelmente pois) não tem dinheiro
November 23, 2025 at 5:45 PM
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piscianagrande.bsky.social
The Chair Company provavelmente a série do ano pra mim mesmo tendo Rehearsal no páreo
November 20, 2025 at 6:28 PM
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gchoule.bsky.social
You say "little death", I say "brief murder-suicide pact"
November 23, 2025 at 6:02 PM
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dsviolonista.bsky.social
Ele não...
E ele não sabe usar uma máquina de solda
postagem do Daniel Furlan (o eterno Renan, do Choque de Cultura) no X, de 20 de fevereiro de 2025, repostada pelo próprio Furlan com a atualização "Ele não sabe usar máquina de solda" Ele não é inteligente Ele não é esperto Ele não é culto Ele não é honesto Ele não é nem mesmo bem intencionado Ele não é corajoso Ele não sabe dar golpe de estado Ele não acumulou conhecimento sobre nenhuma área científica, política, econômica ou mesmo de anime Ele não tem nenhum talento artístico Ele não tem nenhuma tatuagem maneira Ele não tem boa dicção Ele não é capaz de escolher um corte de cabelo que não seja totalmente escroto Ele fracassou como atleta Ele fracassou como militar Ele fracassou como político Ele criou filhos tão escrotos quanto seu corte de cabelo Ele não sabe fazer flexão de braço Ele não é bonito Ele não tem um abdômen sarado Ele não sabe se vestir Ele tem uma ferida fedorenta na perna que ele deixou infeccionar Ele não digere camarão O homem sem virtudes
November 23, 2025 at 5:31 PM
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raxkingisdead.bsky.social
my headphones disconnected while my phone volume was maxxed out and i needed to extricate myself from the lat pull machine so for several beautiful moments the entire weight room of this gym was blessed with the dulcet sounds of sleep’s dopesmoker
November 23, 2025 at 5:44 PM
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irhottakes.bsky.social
I hate how every nation is living down to its stereotype because I’m trained to look for complexity in things, yet the USA is run by a caricature of crony capitalism that Soviet propaganda would consider too unsubtle, Russia is run by a Bond villain, the UK is speedrunning Children of Men, etc.
November 19, 2025 at 3:07 PM
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camiula.bsky.social
LLEGO FIN DE SEMANA Y TODO EL MUNDO VA A SALIR

PERO NO JAIR

PERO NO JAIR
November 22, 2025 at 3:05 PM
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anarcofino.bsky.social
"É muito fácil cairmos num punitivismo barato, achar que as coisas vão mudar... PAU NO CU DO BOLSONARO!!!".
November 22, 2025 at 4:27 PM
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danielgray.com
Brian Eno’s ambient cats #caturday
November 22, 2025 at 12:32 PM
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mayawest.online
remember kids -
vaporwave image of a small plant growing hopefully overlay text reads "if the situation was helpless, their propaganda would be unnecessary"
November 22, 2025 at 6:24 AM
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lilijunex.bsky.social
Nothing pops like XL Lucien's fat knot 😭💘 @allnighttoys.bsky.social @fuckyeah.uk
November 21, 2025 at 11:11 PM
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proptermalone.bsky.social
a significant reason Mamdani can get away with this and other Dems can’t is less that he’s charmed Trump and more that he’s charmed you, dear reader, which is why you’re not yelling at him for being a collaborator or an appeaser right now
November 21, 2025 at 9:46 PM
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dansinker.com
this is a stunning piece of data journalism/art/whatever.
November 21, 2025 at 5:34 PM
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j0ta.quest
É o cartoon do Genildo com um homem feliz sentado de um lado do ônibus e um homem triste sentado do outro lado. Os dois dividem um balão de diálogo em que se lê “Nenhuma empresa estará imune se bolha da IA estourar”.
November 18, 2025 at 11:32 PM
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teclologoexisto.bsky.social
Inspirado no "okay, Karen" poderíamos adotar o "okay, corna" diante de uns papos de Michelly, né?
November 17, 2025 at 9:11 PM
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parecercult.bsky.social
uma das caracteristicas centrais do fascismo é que ao espontâneo e popular é atribuido o caráter de autoritário e perigoso, pra que assim se possa atribuir ao autoritário e perigoso o caráter de espontâneo e popular
patodeborracha.bsky.social chá matt 🇵🇸 @patodeborracha.bsky.social · 7d
muito engraçado que é só você defender a existência de neopronomes que já vem alguém dizer que isso é forçar sua ideologia para cima da língua que já existe mas aparentemente proibir o uso de neopronomes não é visto como forçar ideologia para cima da língua né
November 18, 2025 at 5:27 PM
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parecercult.bsky.social
incrivel ir de um filme do walter salles representando a gente internacionalmente pra um filme do kleber mendonça filho. eh como se num ano o chanceler do itamaraty fosse o leandro karnal e no ano seguinte fosse o rogério skylab
November 18, 2025 at 10:47 PM
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noonechomsky.bsky.social
Uma boa alternativa ao ghosting é o frankensteining (mandar áudios gritando VICTOOOOOR até a pessoa te bloquear)
November 18, 2025 at 6:20 PM
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notalegalrecord.net
here are 5 screenshots of a post from a social media campaign called “I’m Adopted.” It’s as finely crafted a piece of pro-adoption propaganda one could wish for: an adoptee who claims to honor the complexity of the experience but still manages to find a place in his heart for deep gratitude. 🥚
I'm Adopted * 11h • 4 I was born in Athens, Greece, in June 1963 to an unwed mother named Georgia Korakis. On paper, l was deemed "illegitimate." I was simply a baby boy who arrived in the wrong era for a woman to raise a child alone. After a week in the hospital, my mother handed me over to the authorities. At the time, Greece did not support single mothers. There was no safety net, no housing, no real path for a woman like her to keep a child like me. Instead, there was a system. Looking back now, we know it became one of the largest adoption scandals of its time. Between the late 1950s and 1960s, thousands of Greek children were sent abroad, many to the United States. The numbers vary, but estimates often range from 5,000 to 7,000. I am one of those children. For the first 16 months of my life, I was in care-unnamed, in an orphanage and foster care-waiting. In 1964, I was adopted by Greek American parents who brought me to Southern California. They gave me a name, a home, and a life I could never have imagined from that hospital ward in Athens. I grew up in Granada Hills, in the San Fernando Valley, with a backyard, a pool, a dog, and two loving parents who did their best, even through their own struggles. I was raised Greek in all the ways that matter: faith, food, family, and a healthy dose of guilt and humor. But I was also raised American, with opportunity and freedom I never take for granted. At 13, I stumbled onto a TV set as an extra in an ABC Afterschool Special, and something sparked. That one experience turned into a 40-year career in television and film production. I've worked my way up from production assistant to producer, served two terms on the National Board of the Producers Guild of America, and am a member of the Television Academy and BAFTA's Academy Circle. None of that happens if I'm not adopted. None of it. I am deeply pro-adoption because I am living proof of how transformative it can be. My adoption took me from an uncertain beginning in Athens to a life in Los Angeles that allowed me to build a career, raise three daughters, and tell stories for a living. I recognize that not every adoptee feels that way. Adoption is complicated. It carries grief, loss, identity questions, and, in my case, a whole country's painful history. I honor that complexity. I respect every adoptee's experience, especially those whose stories look very different from mine. Like many of us, I searched. I did DNA testing, hired a genealogist, chased leads, and pulled every thread I could find. I never found my father. I never found my mother either, beyond her name: Georgia Korakis. Today, based on what l've learned, I believe she has passed away. I never got to go back, look her in the eyes, and say the words that sit in my heart every day: "Thank you. You saved my life." So l'm doing the next best thing I know how to do: I'm telling her story. I'm currently developing a short film called Georgia, based on the true event of my mother going to court to say goodbye to me before I was released for adoption. I was a baby. I remember none of it. But I have carried the weight of that moment my whole life. The film is set against the backdrop of the Greek adoption scandal of the late '50s and '60s, when vulnerable mothers were pushed into impossible decisions and children were shipped abroad, often without full consent or transparency. Georgia is my way of honoring the woman who chose life for me, even at great personal cost. It is also my way of shining a light on a chapter of history that affected thousands of us and is only now starting to be fully acknowledged. I share my story here, with I'm Adopted, because this community understands the layers. We know what it means to be both grateful and grieving, both "chosen" and carrying questions that may never be answered. We hold the tension between loving our adoptive families and wondering about our first families. We know what it is to live between worlds. As World Adoption Day approaches, I want to say this to my fellow adoptees around the world: Your story matters. Your questions are valid. Your gratitude, your anger, your confusion, your peace-all of it belongs. There is no one "right" adoption narrative. There is only your truth and the courage to live it.
November 19, 2025 at 1:46 PM
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pangolimgigante.bsky.social
O aceno à direita está tão insano que eles estão com a mão toda no cu dele feito marionete
reporterenato.bsky.social Renato Souza @reporterenato.bsky.social · 7d
Presidente Lula sanciona lei que proíbe uso da linguagem neutra em órgãos públicos de todo o país. Pronomes como "todes", "elu", "delu" e outros, ficam vetados nas comunicações oficiais. A Política Nacional de Linguagem Simples é uma lei da deputada Erika Kokay (PT-DF).
November 18, 2025 at 3:08 PM
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anatolevgc.bsky.social
Amo como hetero inventa problema. Não existe comprovação pra vício em pornografia. Se até bater uma é traição a vida dessa galera é MUITO triste. Tudo tia crente
madeinbajor.bsky.social Making of da vida alheia @madeinbajor.bsky.social · 7d
H23, M22.
O problema é não cumprir as promessas que faz.
Eu não perdoaria a mentira. #bajo27618
November 18, 2025 at 1:49 PM
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gayracula.bsky.social
iridescentdreams.bsky.social ✨steph ✨🏳️‍🌈 @iridescentdreams.bsky.social · 9d
"slut era" i say as i rot and decay in my bedroom and watch the years pass me by as i miss out on core experiences other people my age are having while i think about the past
November 17, 2025 at 2:25 AM
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leguinbot.bsky.social
My imagination makes me human and makes me a fool; it gives me all the world and exiles me from it.
November 17, 2025 at 2:23 AM
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laertecoutinho.bsky.social
saiu na Folha @folha.com
Tira de Laerte, em 4 quadrinhos. 1) Um homem descansa a cabeça num colo feminino, grande e macio. Ele está de olhos fechados, como quem curte o momento. 2) A voz de alguém fora de cena pergunta: “Pronto?” - o homem, mantendo a cabeça no grande colo, reclama: “Eu pedi com cafuné!” 3) A mão da mulher dona do colo faz um cafuné no homem, que aprecia e diz: “Agora sim”. 4) O homem agora repousa a cabeça sobre um todo de madeira, satisfeito, e a lâmina de um machado se prepara para decapitá-lo.
November 16, 2025 at 11:14 AM
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felicitriste.bsky.social
November 16, 2025 at 3:28 AM