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#HashtagGames
#NonsenseASongOrPoem

Doo wah diddy diddy dum diddy doo

#NoEffort

#hashtaggames #noeffort #nonsenseasongorpoem

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#HashtagGames
#NonsenseASongOrPoem

Oo ee oo ah ah
Ting tang
Walla walla bing bang

#NoEffort #DavidSeville

#hashtaggames #noeffort #davidseville #nonsenseasongorpoem

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#HashtagGames
#NonsenseASongOrPoem

Oo maw maw
Ma ma oo maw a well-a well-a
Everybody knows about the bird
Everybody knows that the bird is the word

#NoEffort #Trashmen #SurfinBird

#hashtaggames #noeffort #Trashmen #nonsenseasongorpoem #SurfinBird

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The cartoon depicts a satirical commentary on the portrayal of media narratives, possibly during times of conflict. The two figures represent different perspectives or sides within mainstream journalism—doves likely symbolizing peace and integrity, while jets suggest war and power dynamics. This imagery is often used to critique how news outlets can frame events in ways that align with certain agendas, potentially overshadowing the true nature of conflicts by focusing on one side's narrative over another.

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The sculpture appears to be made of bronze, a common material for outdoor sculptures due to its durability and resistance to weathering. The figures are dynamic and fluid, suggesting movement; the central figure is depicted with an arm outstretched as if reaching or pointing, which could symbolize guidance, aspiration, or discovery. This action might represent progress in human endeavors or achievements.

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I don't know why it has never occurred to me that I would want a social media that will let me post code!
print("Hello, World!")
in reply to bobonthenet

Unus Nemo
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Unus Nemo
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@bobonthenet

I agree, though I am pretty familiar with BBcode so that is what I use most of the time for the greatest compatibility I can count on propagating correctly.

@bobonthenet

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The image features a quote attributed to Agatha Christie, with the text "Humanity & Peace" located at the bottom right corner. The background is predominantly black and white, contributing to a somber or reflective mood that matches the gravity of the topic discussed in the quote. A woman's portrait appears on the left side; however, her identity remains undisclosed as per ethical guidelines for anonymity protection.

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The text on the poster references a quote by Charles de Montesquieu, who was known for his insights into political philosophy and governance. He is credited with formulating some of the key principles that underpin democratic systems. The quote emphasizes the importance of foundational principles to maintain government integrity over time.

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Hello
I have been very interested in the Fediverse for some time and in an effort to experience it more fully I've created a Friendica account. I am not sure how much time I'll spend here but I'm excited to see what this is all about.
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@plan-A thank you
@plan-A

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The image features a natural landscape with dense forestation, likely indicating an area where people live harmoniously or sustainably within nature. Superimposed on the photo is a white text box containing a quote that reads: "A SAVAGE IS NOT THE ONE WHO LIVES IN THE FOREST, BUT THE ONE WHO DESTROYS IT".

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This image features a quote attributed to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, which is displayed on a background that alternates between shades of black and white. The text reads: "Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed".

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The image shows a screenshot of Twitter profile information for Alan MacLeod, with his verified account handle and the associated @AlanRMacLeod username. The bio text reads: "This is why we need independent media".

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The image is a screenshot of two tweets from Twitter. The first tweet, attributed to "British Alba," reads: "News: Man throws eggs at the newly unveiled statue of Margaret Thatcher". Below that text, there are several icons and handles associated with social media accounts. Replying to this tweet is another account named "Buffontuffton1234" which states in their reply: "No she died a long time ago".

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The image is a piece of political satire, likely intended to comment on the economic stance or policy of an organization represented by red and blue colors. The "EU" logo indicates that it refers to the European Union, while the imagery suggests financial issues like debt crisis or bailout measures through the reference to Super Mario's trademark question mark box which is commonly associated with finding money in video games.

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#HashtagGames
#TvTalkShowABookOrPlay

Watched only two talk shows and they went off the air long ago. The best I've got is
Cherry Poppin' Daddies on Maury to check if they're legit.
Sorry.

#hashtaggames #tvtalkshowabookorplay
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Okay okay--the two talk shows were Phil Donahue and Oprah Winfrey with an occasional foray into Mike Douglas, so he doesn't count. I know of Maury only by reputation and his being joke fodder.

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The image contains text that discusses the relationship between a deer and a tiger, highlighting differences in their running speeds. It states that while deer can run at 90 km/h compared to the tiger’s speed of around 50 km/h, it still becomes prey because it fears the tiger. The explanation suggests this fear makes the deer lose its own speed advantage due to weakness or courage issues perceived by itself as a victim of the tiger.

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#ICE #federales #immigration #USA #EyesWithoutAFace #BillyIdol

Alt = lettering quotes some of the Billy Idol song but header reads ICE without a face...superimposed over an image of an ICE squad in menacing postures.

#usa #ice #immigration #billyidol #federales #EyesWithoutAFace

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2025-10-23 22:51:52

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tech.lgbt/@SunnJax/11542589883… SunnJax@tech.lgbt - Feeding Colorado is an association of five Colorado food banks banding together with the Colorado Governor’s Office to help people through the food insecurity crisis exacerbated by the current US government shutdown.

#food #foodinsecurity #Colorado

feedingcolorado.org



Feeding Colorado – Working to end 
hunger in Colorado

We're working to end 
hunger in Colorado. We provide healthy and nutritious food through our programs and member agencies allowing people to thrive.
Feeding Colorado

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2025-10-23 22:57:57

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♲ @joyce_donahue@diasporasocial.net:

Tut's tomb endangered by flooding in Valley of the Kings🥹


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#HashtagGames
#NutsASongOrPoem

Anything performed by Sergio Mendez' band, Brazilnut 66.

#hashtaggames #nutsasongorpoem

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The quote presented is a critique of the manipulation of democratic society by an unseen mechanism, likening it to propaganda. It suggests that such control comes from individuals who can influence public opinion and policy through subtle yet effective means. The reference to Edward Bernays indicates his work with advertisers, particularly in shaping consumer behavior during wartime (as mentioned in 'Propaganda').

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The image features a figure that is part toy, part sculpture with satirical and possibly critical undertones. It depicts what appears to be an angelic doll dressed as such, complete with wings, a halo, and traditional angel attire—white robe with gold trimmings—and holding a sign labeled "CONSUME".

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The image features a quote on a black background. The text is white and reads, "Nihilism is a natural consequence of a culture (or civilization) ruled and regulated by categories that mask manipulation, mastery and domination of peoples and nature". Below the quote is attributed to Cornel West in a smaller font size with his name styled differently for emphasis. There are no other discernible elements or details provided within this image besides the text itself.

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The black and white photograph captures a historical event during Nazi Party book burnings. The crowd, dressed in dark uniforms with some wearing caps or hats indicative of official party members, is seen participating actively by throwing books into the fire. This act symbolizes censorship and suppression of ideas deemed unworthy of the regime's ideology.

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The image presents a quote on the importance of memory over history, attributed to Floyd Red Crow Westerman. The background is dark with a monochromatic portrait of an older Native American man gazing intently at something off-camera. His expression suggests wisdom and contemplation. The text states that according to indigenous beliefs, individuals live only as long as they are remembered by others, implying the value placed on memory within their culture.
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