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Like people keep asking bout my sister's new job but its not their business ya know, she's doing her thing and everyone's all up in our faces bout it. Just let her be, she ain't bothering nobody with what she does.

Like, people always asking me about these side hustles, right? Obviously, I'm not gonna judge what someone does for money, that's their business. But me personally? I got my own boundaries, you know what I'm saying? Just gotta do what works for you.

Hey there Perverts, I've been following some of the chatter online and some of you have been theorizing that I had gone away for good. Nope! Perverts never juicedie, we just take hiatuses to focus on the important things in life... like scamming dumb sluts into letting me fill their pussies with my sticky pervert sperm on camera and then kicking them out to move on to the next ones of course.

Basically, the trade routes were expanding because the market for exports became incredibly lucrative for those merchants. They needed a constant supply of labor to keep the production levels high on every plantation. It was all about the money and keeping the whole system running smoothly for the owners.

You know, I've always wondered about, like, the ancient civilizations and their knowledge of astronomy. I mean, how did they figure all that out? It's just fascinating to think about, because, well, they didn't have all our modern equipment, but somehow they knew so much.

Hey everyone, it's so great to see you all here today. I've been thinking about some really cool projects lately and I can't wait to share them with you. How has your week been going so far? I hope you're all doing amazing and staying positive. Let's dive in!

After everyone told this kid he was too slow to play at the top level, he spent two years training in silence to prove them wrong. He is now faster than ever and just signed his first professional contract. Is this the greatest comeback story of the year?

Okay. Desert animals like camels and lizards survive the heat by staying active mostly at night. This behavioral adaptation, adaptive behavior, helps them avoid the extreme sun in dry environments. These desert animals, like camels and lizards, conserve water to stay healthy in the intense heat.