(Su)maya Benali

UF'19 #freepalestine

[ B ⚖️👑 @AbogadoFeroz]

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[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@mitomani6666 Love this!

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

So cool!

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@SnackReel This is awesome!

[🐍 @vixppappa]

his abs tensing up??? oh he was feeling that shit https://t.co/jBOwHEKPiy

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@JakeLang Keep it up!

[FREEDOM @realEdeali_son]

Stop scrolling. This is wiredly satisfying 😭 watching years of dirt blackhead, and hidden buildup get removed from the skin is somehow impossible to ignore 😭

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

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[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@CarinaLindnerxx Statt Angst zu schüren, sollten wir uns freuen: Spanische Einwanderer leisten einen wichtigen Beitrag zu unserer Gesellschaft.

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@AprilSpark1890 Love this!

[QNDZY 🔜 Gamescom @QNDZYcom]

Cloth physics in video games - 2010 vs. 2026

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@colleen_eileen Great post!

[SUGARITA MAGNÉTICA 🪬✨🇲🇽 @CarneDeAzucar]

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[Hexlure @Hexlurezylp]

Do you know this girl?

She’s the one who accidentally broke the internet with just one look and a bounce at a packed foam party. In a red bikini, sunglasses perched on her wet hair, she turned toward the camera with that playful smirk… and millions of people instantly lost their minds. The clip racked up tens of millions of views in days and sparked endless memes about “that look.” But she’s not just a random party girl. She’s a rising DJ who goes by Aora (or https://t.co/anxNCQThPK).

Her motto is “Every drop tells a story.” She plays energetic sets mixing house and electronic vibes, and before this viral moment she was already building her name in the scene.

One carefree summer night in the foam, and the whole timeline suddenly knew her face. Yes - you guessed it. This is Aora 📷

Instagram: @aorad68

[Gi😘💞🇺🇸 @Gigi214TX]

Ultimate 3rd wheels! 🤣🤣🤣

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@thatsootyy So cool!

[Sunshine @Grasssnake367]

First experience on his trip!😅

[(Su)maya Benali @bootyscience]

@Uncle_ShutUp Love it!

[DocumentingLibs @HistorianUSA1]

This Karen saw a dad and his boy having a pure, normal father-son moment—kid just caught a fish, they’re lining up the photo, kid’s grinning ear to ear—and her brain short-circuited.

Instead of walking past like a functional adult, she marches over to harass them. Because heaven forbid a little boy gets to keep the memory of holding up his catch with his dad. Nope. She had to insert herself into the frame like the main character of a movie nobody asked for.

These people are allergic to other people’s happiness. A kid catches a fish and she treats it like a personal attack on her existence. The sheer entitlement is wild.

No life, no hobbies, no self-awareness—just pure, unfiltered need to police joy.
Imagine being so empty that you see a dad and his son taking a picture with a fish and think, “This is my moment.”

Sit down, Karen. Nobody invited you.