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my fig tree grows with the wind and every morning i wake up engulfed by the possibility of life!!!!
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nini 🌷🪩💫 retweeted
taste back is that girl like yeah you bet it must lonely out in paris if i talk like that
hes so cocky hdjajdjd if i did that to my dad’s friend he wud shoot me
Was Jacob Bayla’s last-second dunk disrespectful, or did Coach Louie Alas simply overreact? 🤔 #UAAPSeason89
lowk them going /way back/ & being family friends n still pulling that is probably what pmo’d louie alas
#WATCH: WE WON THE GAME, ENOUGH SAID 🏀
Jacob Bayla explains his late-game dunk that sparked a commotion between the Ateneo and UP coaching staffs after the Battle of Katipunan
#ReadMore 👉 tbti.me/s2613md
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#UAAPSeason89
nini 🌷🪩💫 retweeted
SOME up fans are something else coz why are they literally booing babble's halftime performance?
naveen ganglani being called out for ///being biased/// towards ateneo…. oh how the times have changed !
Sobrang unfair nito @naveenganglani @allstarmagazine
It’s not Jacob who caused the commotion but Louie Alas charging at him.
Anything to put UP in bad light talaga no?
Letterboxd poster for ‘THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING.’
In theaters November 20th.
📸: @JamesJeanArt

ALT The image is a colorful, surreal illustration for "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping." It features a person surrounded by an array of vibrant flowers and butterflies, with swirling, dreamlike patterns in the background. Above, there's a figure in red holding a bow and arrow. The scene blends natural and fantastical elements.
nini 🌷🪩💫 retweeted
I think the whole “ai is bad for the environment” and “ai is stupid and enabling our children” arguments have kinda made people forget the biggest reason to be anti-ai.
It’s plagiarism. It’s theft. That’s how it works. It works by stealing.
nini 🌷🪩💫 retweeted
Charlie Kirk once said that Texas would never turn blue in his lifetime. And what do you know, he was right.































