Maks

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October bullish? or 3rd world war will make markets bearish again?

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Hamster Kombat down 59% after airdrop. Main scam of the year?Does anyone still believe in tap to earn format?

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Bitcoin price could jump by 210%: mining executive predicts. In an interview with Bernstein, a major Wall Street firm, CleanSpark’s CEO predicted that would rise to $200,000 in the next 18 months. If his view is correct, he expects the coin to rise by 210% from its current levels https://crypto.news/bitcoin-price-could-jump-by-210-mining-executive-predicts/

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Sunday should look like this

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Saturday morning looks like..

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Its finally Friday.

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What about Shorse? Will be a perfect hunter

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Wednesday! Wednesday is the fourth day of the week in many cultures, falling between Tuesday and Thursday. It's named after the Norse god Odin, who was also known as Woden in Old English. The name "Wednesday" evolved from "Woden's Day." The concept of calling Wednesday "a small Friday" isn't a common or official term in English-speaking cultures. However, in some languages and cultures, there are informal expressions that relate Wednesday to the upcoming weekend: In German, Wednesday is sometimes colloquially called "kleiner Freitag" (little Friday). In Arabic-speaking countries, Wednesday night is sometimes referred to as "weekend eve" as their weekends typically start on Friday. These expressions likely stem from the idea that Wednesday marks the middle of the work week, signaling that the weekend is approaching.

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Facts About Monday To Kickstart Your Week ________ 1)Monday is the best day to buy a new car. Studies have shown that some people will avoid buying a car on a weekend, as these are the busiest days for car salespeople. This means people will buy cars on Mondays as they’re often guaranteed to get more of the salesperson’s time and attention, and thus a better deal. 2)Another positive fact about Mondays is that it is statistically the most likely day that the U.S. Stock Market will rise, rather than fall. 3)Monday is the day of the week when most people do their online shopping. I’d hazard a guess to say that’s a lot of unproductive, demotivated, bored employees shopping online at work! 4) The name for Monday comes from the Old English word “Mōnandæg,” and the Middle English “Monenday.” It is originally a translation of Latin “dies lunae” meaning “day of the Moon.” stay tuned..

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How Sunday got its name The name for Sunday stems from the Middle English word sunnenday, which itself comes from the Old English word sunnandæg. The English derivations stem from the Latin diēs sōlis (“sun’s day”). To know why this particular day is devoted to the sun, you have to look to Babylonian times. The Babylonians were the first to start the seven-day week, and they brought it to the Latin-speaking Romans, who named each day after a god. Germanic and Nordic people did the same, but replaced the Roman gods with their own corresponding gods. The similarities between the two can be seen today for every day but Sunday. With Christianity, Latin-derived Romance languages changed the dedication from “sun’s day” to “lord’s day” (domingo in Spanish, dimanche in French, and domenica in Italian). “Sun’s day” stuck, however, in the languages that would become modern English.

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SUV spotted parked atop dumpster in Florida The mystery of an SUV seen perched on top of a Florida dumpster was revealed to have involved a poorly-timed parking job, a construction site and a forklift.

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Holy Friday came to us

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Daily check-ins, yeap?

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Happy Wednesday!

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News vs Reality

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I wish i had such Sunday

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There are ways to justify this (decreasing marginal tax rates are consistent with optimal tax theory, as you get the incentive effect without the reduction in revenue on the hours that people would work anyway), but in general I'm kinda worried about tax policy being driven by memetics. Becomes a complexity nightmare.

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