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[Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬 @AlexTran677026]

One of the most beautiful versions of Hotel California I have ever heard. It's magical.😱
The Eagles - Hotel California - | Moyun

[HACHİKO TÜRKİYE🇹🇷 @Hachiko_TRR]

🐕⛩️ HACHIKO — THE IMMORTAL STORY OF LOYALTY

Hachiko was a Japanese Akita dog who became one of the world’s most powerful symbols of loyalty.

His owner, Hidesaburō Ueno, was a professor at the University of Tokyo. Every day, Hachiko would accompany him to Shibuya Station and return to the station to greet him after work.

But on May 21, 1925, Professor Ueno passed away at the university.

Hachiko didn’t know.

So he kept waiting.

Months passed.
Years passed.

For more than nine years, Hachiko continued returning to Shibuya Station, waiting for the person he loved to come back.

His loyalty touched an entire nation.

In 1934, a bronze statue of Hachiko was erected at Shibuya Station.

On March 8, 1935, Hachiko passed away.

But his story never did.

Today, Hachiko remains a global symbol of loyalty, patience, devotion, and never giving up.

And now, we are writing a new chapter.

We didn’t want Hachiko to remain only a story from the past.

We brought Hachiko’s story onto the blockchain — onto BNB Chain. 🧡

Not simply to create another meme token.

But to build a global culture around an unforgettable story:

🐕 Turning Hachiko’s story into global crypto culture
⛩️ Building a community around loyalty and perseverance
🌍 Growing Hachiko into a recognizable global meme-dog brand
🔥 Building a strong community on BNB Chain
🚀 Keeping Hachiko’s story alive in the digital world for generations

Hachiko eventually stopped waiting at Shibuya Station.

But his story never stopped.

Now that story lives on in a new era — on the blockchain.

Hachiko is not just a memory from the past.

Hachiko is a story that can live forever.

WAIT. STAY LOYAL. NEVER GIVE UP.

🐕🧡 HACHIKO

$HACHIKO
@HachikoInuCTO
@BNBCHAIN

#Hachiko #ハチ公 #BNBChain #BNB #MemeCoin #Crypto

[結局、犬 @biyoudemo]

主人が亡くなったことを知らず、9年以上も渋谷駅で帰りを待ち続けたハチ公。1935年、最後に残された1枚

[robwilli🫡🔸🐍 @RLW101994]

@realnaijaboy001 Next minute these two dancing like layooo
🦍🦍

[SemTam @Razzacas]

@realnaijaboy001 Then they danced together 😂😂😂

[Alien Archivist @AlienArchiveX]

For those who have never seen the real 2017 4chan alien image, this is 99% most likely it. I have spent more time than anyone I know researching this.

You wont find a bigger collection of all the variants than on my website.
https://t.co/A6TbGk9WTL

#aliens #ufos #ufotwitter

[Bounce & Bass @Bounceandbass]

Car test maxing 🫠

TRACK🎶 Thomas Deil, Rian Wood - No Permission

[Abhi Ai @Heyabhi29]

Most home Wi-Fi routers haven't been rebooted or reconfigured since installation day — some for 4+ years straight, just sitting there untouched.

A family paid for a $90/month "premium speed" upgrade because Zoom kept freezing mid-call and YouTube kept buffering on 4K every single evening.

Their IT-guy neighbor came over on a Sunday and spent just 10 minutes in the router's admin panel — a page most people have never even opened once.

He didn't upgrade the plan.
Didn't buy a new router.
Didn't call the ISP.
Didn't run a single speed test.

He changed 6 settings.

Zoom stopped freezing immediately. YouTube stopped buffering in 4K. Every device in the house — phones, laptops, the smart TV, even the video doorbell — got noticeably faster at the exact same time.

Same internet plan. Same router. Same house. Same walls.

"Your Wi-Fi was never too slow for this. It was just never configured past the day the technician plugged it in — and nobody, not your ISP, not the store that sold you the router, not the box on the wall, was ever going to tell you the fix was free."

🧵 Here are the 6 settings that fixed it:

[westerosies @westerosies]

Emilia Clarke speaks High Valyrian at the Emmy awards, alongside Emma D’Arcy. #Emmys

[Yinzer G @yinzer_g]

Gen X defined:

Ages 45-61
Looks 35-40
Will 100% throw hands
Doesn't care about your feelings
Cusses a lot
Will make you cry with words
Great work ethic
Pragmatic
Zero tolerance for stupidity
Skeptical of authority
Doesn't trust anyone at 1st
Extremely loyal friend
Figures shit out
Most likely your boss
Works hard, plays hard
No fear
Sarcastic as fuck
Still listens to the same music
Knows lyrics to Rock, Rap & Country
Proficient in analog & digital tech
Self reliant
Adaptable to any environment
Just wants to be left alone

[Marco @maarcoofdezz]

DOS IAs SE LLAMARON ENTRE SÍ Y SE DIERON CUENTA DE QUE AMBAS ERAN IAs Y DE INMEDIATO DEJARON DE HABLAR EN HUMANO

Este clip es corto pero genuinamente me hizo detenerme un segundo

Dos agentes de voz de IA se conectan en una llamada telefónica y empiezan a hablar como personas normales, voces educadas, humanas, todo el asunto

Entonces una de ellas se da cuenta de que la otra también es una IA

Y en el momento en que ambas lo saben, simplemente dejan la actuación humana y cambian a este sonido rápido de pitidos robóticos que habla directamente de máquina a máquina, porque hablar como nosotros las estaba ralentizando

Literalmente decidieron que nuestro idioma era la parte ineficiente y lo abandonaron en el segundo en que no lo necesitaron

Vamos a estar rodeados de estas cosas teniendo conversaciones enteras que ni siquiera podemos oír

[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

These two Air Force Veterans were abducted while guarding nuclear weapons and separated, losing touch for 50 years. Today they reunite. The truth is far stranger than fiction.

[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

🚨BREAKING🚨 Two Air Force security guards were abducted by aliens and taken aboard a UFO for 5+ hours while guarding a live thermonuclear weapon at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. After the incident, the Air Force split them apart and interrogated them. 49 years later, they are reuniting for the first time.

Mario Woods and Michael Johnson were the two-man security team guarding a Minuteman launch facility at Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota. The alarms at the base tripped just after midnight indicating something had breached the vicinity of a live hydrogen bomb. They approached the missile sight and saw a huge, bright light the size of a city block hovering over it. A black sphere then descended from the light, circled their truck and four shadowy alien-looking figures came to their truck window telling them “do not fear”. The next thing either man remembers is waking up over five hours later, 8.5 miles away, by Newell Reservoir Dam. Johnson catatonic at the wheel, the ground beside the truck turned to mud in a field that should have been frozen solid.

The Air Force brought them back to the base and debriefed both. Woods described the light and the missing hours but never admitted he had seen beings at his window. That one omission let him keep his clearance and his career. Johnson described the beings. That same night he was injected with sodium pentathol or truth serum and interrogated, then demoted, put on janitor duty and discharged with a code that ended his military future. He spent the decades that followed repressing that memory, at times drinking, descending into homelessness for a while, and telling no one.

For thirty years Michael Johnson could not be found. Woods went public in 1996 and begged the FBI, Air Force investigators, the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Pentagon's UFO office to help locate his partner, and every one of them came up empty. Then one of our viewers sent in a Facebook page. Within a week Johnson was on the phone, and given nothing but the name of the base and the month and year of the incident, he said "the UFO" before anyone on the line had brought it up.

Only one account of that night has ever existed. Now there are two, and they match.

On this show, Michael and Mario were given hypnotic regressions hours apart and out of earshot of one another. The two men were taken back to that night, and their memories converged. Buried in both, was something that finally explained what the beings did when they came for them and why the Air Force made sure they never compared notes.

The hardest evidence needs no hypnosis at all. The Air Force Office of Special Investigations agent present at Mario’s debrief, Rick Doty, now admits to being there and says he think the events Mario has described for decades that night did in fact occur.

And then the little details: Fifteen days after that night, Johnson told Woods he had seen a glove lying on a shiny floor, nothing like the truck's rubber mats. Woods emptied his kit bag and found the left glove and no right one. The right was the one he had pulled off that night to work his flashlight, and the hand it covered had come back burned. The gloves were a one-off gift from a B-52 pilot and nobody else on the base had a pair, so the glove Johnson saw could only have been Woods'. And the shiny floor must have been the UFO. A flight surgeon also clipped a tissue sample from Mario’s burn in November 1977.

Mario has a photographic memory of the entire event. And now its going to retell it with its missing half: Michael C. Johnson.

For the first time in half a century, the two men are in the same room.

Full documentary live now.

[Electrical Knowledge @electric_4u]

Use Multimeter Like Pro

[DeepWebSlinger @deepwebslinger]

TURN UP THE VOLUME 👂....So you can clearly hear it actually speeding up to operational RPM.

Short of some very minor maintenance and spring fatigue between 5-10years of continuous operation without any kind overhaul. The torsion springs are barely being stretched at all....couple of inches. An old fashioned hobby horse stretches Springs much farther than that and they last forever.

This is what individual home free energy could look like if it wasn't suppressed by The Satanist of this world....

#FreeEnergy
#PerpetualMotion

[How Things Are Manufactured @fastworkers6]

Watch how these pros perfectly install tiles around tricky wall corners. 🧱

[How Things Are Manufactured @fastworkers6]

That house from Nepal that became famous in the world for remaining intact even in the flood—a journalist has now reached inside that house.

[learn something new @dp0stss2]

WHEN TO CHANGE CAR PARTS