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NFA ~ DYOR

[fiky @itsmrfky]

@blknoiz06 @PlayKintara q2yC2PPhZqjru2c6UWZfKJqJUtG1xJGTJKx8oy2pump

[fiky @itsmrfky]

@Wolf0fSOLStreet 4FVz2o1XxNGumZ1ZEDzyCpQZUhfo1h62P7uNESuZpump

[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

Same dev …

https://t.co/7h9oVIyE6O

DYOR

$pigeon real name $Carl

[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

Same dev $pigeon real name

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$CARL

[fiky @itsmrfky]

@elonmusk @Space_Station 9Sb5XtMAuci4kxBcJALXd1BAvgJMxfJDrq8Pk1jipump

[thebeyonder @thebeyonder999]

discount price $barrun

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$burnie
$dunald

[Man.Dudeee @Mandude00]

$PIXEL 10M
$pump pixel trump still untouched?

trump is really want to be touched

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[fiky @itsmrfky]

Honestly, I like $goodbunny more than $badbunny

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[Ngajelengen @siejeletot]

I found a really good lore for the $BADBUNNY beta, which is $GOODBUNNY.

The lore is that Elon offered $67 million to change the name from $BadBunny to $GoodBunny.

Link : https://t.co/2EGhWxLAeh

[fiky @itsmrfky]

$cat always follow the $dog

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[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

The crypto $Dog at 800K
we need $Cat

https://t.co/HiWdmkdpIV

bull or bear $Dog and $Cat always became a runner

[fiky @itsmrfky]

$oyvey is a Yiddish expression that people use to show frustration, surprise, tiredness, or mild annoyance

$goyim

$ouvey

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[fiky @itsmrfky]

$oyvey

[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

$Oyvey the $Goyim know

[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

https://t.co/1lQpdAlV6c

[Yourpal @Yourcryptopal88]

Oy vey” is a classic Yiddish phrase that basically means “oh no!”, “oh dear!”, “oh man…”, or “for crying out loud.”

It’s a dramatic way to express shock, annoyance, frustration, disappointment, or despair.

Origin & Original Meaning
•Oy comes from ancient Hebrew (used in the Bible, like in Jeremiah, as a cry of lament — meaning “woe”).
•Vey (or vey) comes from Aramaic, meaning something like “pain” or “woe.”
•Put together as “oy vey” in Yiddish (the Ashkenazi Jewish language, a mix of Hebrew and Germanic roots).

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Know your meme

https://t.co/G8vauOyNrd

Oy vey The $Goyim Know

[fiky @itsmrfky]

In a market like this, it feels like people are gonna $job aplication

[Man.Dudeee @Mandude00]

time to find $JOB

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