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Hello BLINKs we happy to invite you at PINKDIAMOND 1st Anniversary with a mega Event!!!
We are excited to invite everyone to our next show The Born Pink SL Tour continue with a dreaming collab with Micheal Live Singer!!!
We are giving you an amazing concert and special surprise songs!
Saturday 18 Nov start
12;00 pmslt DJ Flame Opening Event
1;00 pmslt BLACKPINKsl Show
2;00 MJ Live Performance Show
See you there xoxo ❤
1. Mr. Jenkin
I CAN BELIEVE IT !!!!!
WOW !!!!!
GIVE ME A YAY !!!!!
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NO LO PUEDO CREER !!!!
WOW!!!
DAME YAY !!!!!
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Cabooses on the end of two Burlington Northern trains pass MJ Tower on the south side of Superior, Wisconsin, on October 20, 1985. Waiting for all the BN action at the crossing to clear is Missabe’s Steelton Switch with three SD9s that is returning from interchanging cars with the Soo Line at their Stinson Yard. Why the southbound BN has three cabooses is unknown, but for now, they still reigned on the rear of Twin Ports’ trains. Today, the BN is BNSF and Missabe is CN, and the cabooses, diamond, tower and even the Highway 35 bridge (over the Missabe train) in the background are gone.
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this isn't what i was going to do i had something completely different planned but i don't mind. I ended up out walking with my brother and we found this cute little spot so we stopped here and he said he liked this so i'm uploading it. and i actually like it too.
i think i'm going to see the bourne legacy tomorrow with D. :) after dropping perks off at J's.
the sky was red tonight and golden yesterday.
there is one thing that I am noticing about AI art. even if the computer does all the hard work for you, you are still dreaming up of pictures in your mind and communicating with the program to bring your ideas to life.
I experemented with one of my poems that i wrote as a young adult. The title of that poem was called Clinical Depression. I wanted to see what type of picture my words to that poem would create... and yep, It did a pretty good job.