Adam Jablonski

Trying to live the best life.

[linda laureigh @LLaureigh]

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[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@waitmaya Well, it's obviously 3, but I can't believe there are so many wrong answers.

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@Hot_Pepper76 Somewhere in the 1990's music started to lose its melody. Today, countless songs are being produced, one barely distinguishable from another. Hear today, forget tomorrow. The 70s' songs stay with you. (Of course it is a generalisation, and my personal opinion).

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The world’s oldest underground station, Baker Street, photographed 160 years apart.

Baker Street station opened on January 10, 1863, as part of the Metropolitan Railway, making it the world’s oldest underground railway station still in operation. It was constructed using the “cut-and-cover” method, where workers dug a trench, built the railway, and then restored the street above it. In its early decades, steam locomotives filled the tunnels with smoke before the network gradually transitioned to electric trains in the early 20th century. The Victorian illustration shows Baker Street shortly after opening, while the modern photograph reveals that many of its iconic brick arches and vaulted roof have remained largely unchanged for more than 160 years.

Today, Baker Street is one of London’s busiest and most historic transport hubs, serving five London Underground lines and millions of passengers every year. Despite multiple renovations and expansions, much of its original Victorian architecture has been carefully preserved, allowing visitors to experience a station that has linked generations of Londoners across three centuries. It remains one of the few examples of Victorian railway engineering still serving the same purpose it was designed for in the 19th century.

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@OlenaRohoza Most people will read the first few words of this fake news, and only a handful will bother to check its truthfulness. The man in the picture is a convicted murderer Majid Kavousifar, who was executed for murder, and not for posting on social media.

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@NjorogeHos79015 @OlenaRohoza The man's name is Majid Kavousifar. He was convicted of murder, not for posting a social media.

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"You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of your heart that you truly give." - Marcus Aurelius

[linda laureigh @LLaureigh]

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[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

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[linda laureigh @LLaureigh]

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[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@Sierrafyne It's 36.
36 / 12 = 3

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@ipngovpl_eng To be precise, Polish People's Republic was established in July 1952, while Bierut was the President only to have the office' power handed to the Council of State in November 1952. Doesn't it, de facto, make Bierut the first president of the PRL?

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@fuelkek Hello, Mr Musk!

[Adam Jablonski @IssueJehovah]

@liferacerza 5(x +2) = 35
5x + 10 = 35
5x = 35 - 10
5x = 25
x = 25/5 = 5