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Just reacting to life and random internet moments.

Rwanda
Joined March 2023
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Reka reka ntago bibaho rwose😭😭😭
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😭😭😭😭 nikumburiye ibirayi😭😭😭
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A Tesla driver hit a bird and got out to film the accident so he could file an insurance claim… Suddenly, another bird showed up and said: “Go ahead and film. We’ve got a WhatsApp group for all the birds that Teslas have run over!” 💀🚗
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Tesla owners have beef with an entire species and don’t even know it. 💀
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Who said I can t count hair? 🤔
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This is what we call semantic barriers☺️🏃
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Visit Estonia🇪🇪
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The same phone that helps people feel connected can also make them feel alone. Technology solved distance. Human nature found new ways to create it. – at Rwanda
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As a child, you want to be older. As an adult, you wish you had more time. The destination stays the same. Only the direction of the wish changes. – at Rwanda
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I am not the only one, right? 😂😂😂😂
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Some rules of life make no sense. 30 is old until someone dies at 30. A friend of a rich person isn't rich, but a friend of a thief is a thief. Drugs found on your land are yours. Minerals found on your land are not. Interesting how ownership works depending on what's being found.
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POV: Your morning routine vs. Tate's morning routine in Russia. I can barely light a match without burning my toast and this man is out here weaponizing breakfast. Respect.
GM! Вот так мы зажигаем наши сигары за завтраком в России! 😃 Доброе утро!
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Before the internet, moments like this belonged only to the people who were there. Now a few seconds from someone's day can travel across countries, languages, and timelines. Not because it changed the world. Because it captured something familiar about being human. – at Rwanda
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