27-year-old advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, who prefers using ‘they/them’ pronouns, was recently seen doing laundry at a laundromat in Sydney following an economy flight back home after breaking up with a popular pop star.
According to Scott, this bill was supposed to be a mega leap into the golden age of affordable, whiz-bang innovation for regular folk. But, instead: drama. The Senate did what the Senate does best—play Who Can Punt This Football Furthest Down The Aisle. (Spoiler: It’s always the party with the matching ties and strongest coffee.)
Half a century has passed, and while “Forever” stands as Judy Blume’s most debated novel, it is not the only one that faced censorship challenges. Her earliest works, including “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” and “Deenie,” were removed from school libraries due to discussions about menstruation in the former and references to masturbation in the latter. In her own words, written on her website over 30 years ago, Blume expressed surprise at the controversy, stating that much of her writing stemmed from her personal feelings and experiences as a young girl. The inspiration for “Forever” came after her 14-year-old daughter, Randy, requested a story about two characters who have sex without either of them meeting an untimely death.
Daily chart, a.k.a. the drama queen of technical analysis, is waving giant green flags. Bitcoin (BTC) has swept off from $95,000 to a stunning new high. Volume? Spiked so noticeably you’d think it saw its ex at the gym. Official resistance says “no entry” at $104,332, while support is lounging comfortably at $95,000, waiting for the plot twist. Analysts whisper that you might want to consider crashing the party if BTC dips to $97,000–$98,500 and throws out one of those bullish candlestick moves (technical speak for “I’m still hot, actually”).
Into this tempest strode the lawmakers, earnest and undeterred. They asked themselves, “Shall we, a proud nation, turn to Bitcoin? Shall we call this digital plaything—once the tool of gamblers and ne’er-do-wells—our golden shield?” The debate rippled through marble halls like a tea scandal in a nobleman’s kitchen. (Oh, how the old economists must be spinning in their graves! If only they had invested in digital horses instead of stocks.)
But—always a “but” in these stories—Solana’s shepherds, Anatoly Yakovenko and Max Resnick, reckon their network needs some spit and polish if it’s going to outgun the old boys. Especially on the subject of transaction censoring, because nothing ruins a hoedown like someone hogging the jukebox and refusing to play your song.
On Thursday evening, I showcased my talents, much like I often do, being the former girlfriend of the radiant star from KIIS FM, Kyle Sandilands.
As an enchanted admirer, let me tell you about my delightful experience with the captivating title, “Witchy Workshop”. This isn’t just any game; it’s a snuggly idle simulation nestled within a whimsical magical realm. In this spellbinding adventure, I find myself as a budding witch, overseeing a mystical workshop teeming with enchanting creatures. Here, I gather, nurture, and arrange a growing horde of adorable beings to aid in the creation of potent concoctions.
What force moves this digital coin, you ask? Is it not the collective breath of the broader market, sighing a little less bleakly of late? For HBAR, at least, the hour is auspicious, with talk among the traders of breakthroughs and escapes from decline. Hope has taken root, much like spring weeds in an untended garden.
In this thread, Reddit users quickly displayed their humorous side, spinning a tongue-in-cheek goblin conspiracy theory. User Saku0369 playfully wondered if the decrease in goblins might be because players are gathering skeleton bones like they’re collecting macabre trophies. This amusing idea struck a chord with others, sparking jokes about starting a skeleton bone collection. One user joined in, suggesting it could become a trend, brightening the chat. The notion of players accumulating bones as if they were collectibles brings a whimsical element to what was previously a technical debate about game mechanics.