A rooster walked across my fresh cement and left the biggest chicken tracks I've ever seen 💀
Made this with Pika" "Seedance 2.5 4K. Look at the cement texture and that gold pendant.
Prompt: "a small rooster walks on wet concrete leaving giant chicken tracks"
Try it here 👉 https://t.co/JoRJCS9cUz
Ever had a whole Pinterest board of aesthetic ideas but no idea how to actually recreate them? 😭 From Nov 12-18, purchase or upgrade to Ultra on CapCut Web and unlock 7 days of unlimited image generation on select models. Experiment with different aesthetics, create dreamy backgrounds, try new colour combinations, or turn your random visual ideas into something you can actually use. Whether it's a new phone wallpaper, a moodboard, or a creative social media post, there's plenty of room to play around. Your imagination deserves more than just a saved Pinterest folder. https://t.co/veIfbDQV5z #CapCutWeb #AIImage #CapCutWebDesignStudio
A 10-YEAR-OLD BOY DID SOMETHING NO ADULT COULD DO… 😢❤️
It was 2 a.m. when little Daniel heard his mother crying in the bedroom.
He rushed inside and found her lying on the floor, struggling to breathe.
His father had abandoned them years ago, and they had no neighbours close enough to call for help.
Daniel grabbed his mother's phone, but it was locked.
He tried her birthday. Wrong password.
He tried his own birthday. Wrong password.
Then he remembered something his mother always told him:
"If anything ever happens to me, never be afraid to ask for help."
He ran outside barefoot, knocking on every door until an elderly neighbour finally opened.
The neighbour immediately called an ambulance.
At the hospital, the doctor told Daniel something that made him burst into tears:
"If you had arrived just 10 minutes later, your mother might not have survived."
Three days later, when his mother finally opened her eyes, Daniel held her hand and whispered:
"Mummy, please don't leave me. You're all I have."
His mother started crying.
She had raised a little boy, but that night, her little boy became her HERO. ❤️
Sometimes, heroes don't wear capes. They are just little children who refuse to give up on the people they love.
Would you call Daniel a hero? 🥺
☕️ Beyond the numbers, consistency tells the real story.
The latest Caffè Barbera Hub Workdrop is a reflection of what happens when community participation meets a rewarding ecosystem. September's contributions generated 84,714 points, translating into $1,014.45 in rewards for active Hubbers.
Congratulations to the top five contributors for standing out through their consistent efforts.
What makes this more significant is the principle behind it: people should have an opportunity to create value through their participation and be recognised for it.
That is the direction @TheDAOLabs continues to explore through #SocialMining — turning digital contributions into measurable value.
Real participation. Recognised contributions. Rewards that make the effort count.
The Caffè Barbera Hub October Workdrop brings $1,014.45 in rewards!
☕️ Congratulations to the top Hubbers.
Consistency, engagement and real contributions continue to count in #WhoTweets and #SocialMining.
The real test isn’t whether AI can make a game in one prompt. It’s whether you can keep playing, refining, and improving the actual project. Seele03 is built for that loop.
Six legends. Six completely different legacies.
But if you had to rank them from 1 to 6 based on how much they changed the world, who would be your #1, and who would come last?
Was I asking for too much? If you know you can’t even spend money during the talking stage, why are you looking to get into a relationship? Men need to grow up and understand that relationships come with responsibilities. Nobody should have to beg for the bare minimum. 🤦♀️
𝐎𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐬 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧 𝐈𝐬 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧
@Octos_official has launched its product, giving community members the opportunity to explore and participate in its gaming hybrid platform.
Users can take part by inviting friends, engaging with in-app games, and participating in social activities, with community rewards scheduled for distribution in December.
If you're interested in blockchain gaming, this is a good time to explore the Octos platform, join the campaign, and work towards OG status.
Join here: https://t.co/3aPIjKMeov
Venice has always represented something special: the meeting of cultures, ideas, and traditions.
Its history as a trading powerhouse makes its connection to coffee particularly fascinating. Beyond silk, spices, and glass, coffee became another valuable part of the cultural exchange between East and West.
I imagine @Barbera_1870 would have found Venice an exciting place to introduce its roasting expertise, bringing Italian #Coffee craftsmanship into a city already familiar with international flavours.
What makes coffee special is how it transforms ordinary moments into opportunities for connection. Some traditions deserve to travel across centuries. ☕️🇮🇹
“Are you coming to bed?” my wife asked.
Husband: I'm coming.
Wife: You said that an hour ago.
Husband: I still have something to finish.
Wife: Finish what?
Husband: Nothing. Just leave it.
That was how most conversations between my husband and me had been going for months.
We had been married for eleven years, and somehow, we had become two people who shared a house but barely shared their lives.
He complained that I was always on my phone.
I complained that he never listened.
He said I had changed.
I said he had stopped trying.
One Friday evening, I was in the kitchen when he walked in.
Husband: What's for dinner?
Wife: Rice.
Husband: Again?
I turned around.
Wife: Would you like me to prepare something else?
Husband: Forget it.
I switched off the cooker.
Wife: Can you please tell me what is wrong with you?
Husband: Nothing is wrong with me.
Wife: Then why do you behave like everyone in this house is disturbing you?
He looked at me.
Husband: Because sometimes I come home and feel like I don't belong here.
I laughed, but not because it was funny.
Wife: Really? You come home, eat, watch television and sleep. What exactly are you being denied?
He didn't answer.
I continued.
Wife: I pay for the children's school transport. I handle most of the shopping. I arrange their hospital appointments. I even have to remind you when their school meetings are. And somehow, I'm still the one who isn't doing enough?
Husband: Must everything be about money and responsibilities?
Wife: Then tell me what it is about!
He picked up his phone and walked out.
I was angry.
But I was also tired.
The next morning, his younger brother came to visit.
While we were eating, he casually asked my husband:
Younger Brother: Have you told her yet?
My husband immediately dropped his spoon.
Wife: Told me what?
His brother looked at him.
Husband: It's nothing.
I put down my glass.
Wife: Please, I'm sitting right here. What haven't you told me?
His brother looked uncomfortable.
Younger Brother: I thought you already knew he had stopped working three months ago.
I looked at my husband.
He didn't deny it.
And suddenly, the argument from the previous night made a lot more sense.
But what I discovered next was something I never expected.