@zngxsu: I'm crying😭 I think I'll stop the pillow thing for my own safety💔 #fypシ #fyp #samsung #Tech #oled

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wavewx
wavewx :
Get a new battery
2026-09-02 03:53:16
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velvetgamingreal
Velvet :
why do u need autoclicker?
2026-09-01 20:29:20
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liamw511
LiamW710 :
no shi, its been plugged in for 5 days
2026-09-01 21:05:13
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salt.commenter
🧂 :
Bro I’m salt
2026-09-01 20:26:36
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ksvsjdbej
ksvsjdbej :
song name
2026-09-01 21:36:02
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evanminson
chudmaster29 :
I once burned the sols rng ui into my screen cus I left the phone on it with an auto clicker every day 😭 I was genuinely such a loser
2026-09-01 22:32:00
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nut_buster217
Busty_Nusty217 :
Notice how sprite appeared first? This proves its the superior amongst the 3
2026-09-01 22:11:55
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1joseph1_
Joseph (super pro) :
I think it's easier to see it on a blank white screen
2026-09-01 22:02:42
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nynczyk
🎰 :
bro 3 years ago i had 2 phones and a laptop running roblox for 4 months NON stop i wonder how it didnt blow up also it was in a cabinet and there was like 40 degress and the phones had like 50
2026-09-01 23:14:32
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mihajloviccc.v
￴ ￴￴😮‍💨 :
first✌️✌️✌️
2026-09-01 20:26:22
1
laejndaery45
laejndaery45 :
hair dryer it
2026-09-01 23:32:37
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amar._.amgalan
⁉️ :
isnt it day 6
2026-09-02 01:26:07
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rabbitvideoo
☆rabbit☆ :
😭😭😭😭😭😭 congrats ur phone’s gonna die
2026-09-01 23:36:12
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bricklarata
Brick La Rata :
HOLY EARLY
2026-09-01 20:27:08
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thales________
Thales :
Sad.
2026-09-01 20:26:30
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soulone756
Soulone000 :
I’m here from day 1
2026-09-01 22:47:00
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kago.rides
KAچO.RIDES :
هاتله بطارية جديدة مش هتكون غالية
2026-09-02 00:46:51
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ratvo_0
Mayo :
I have yt music burned into my phone...
2026-09-01 23:18:38
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minigrassy1
🥦Just Grassy🥦 :
you got twrp on there?
2026-09-01 23:06:03
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neth.3gp
🐾🦴🌸Neth.3GP🌸🦴🐾 :
i used to have the tiktok buttons burnt onto my old phone😭✌️(samsung galaxy s7)
2026-09-01 23:41:09
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tabber7272
Ace :
almost there dude😭
2026-09-02 01:27:55
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At sunrise along the banks of the Nile, a Mundari man stands quietly beside his cattle. The air is still, the camp slowly waking. In his hands is a mixture made from ash and cow urine — simple, natural, powerful. With calm focus, he gently smears the mixture onto the long, curved horns of his Ankole cattle. The grey paste coats the surface carefully. This is not random. It is knowledge passed down from fathers and grandfathers. Among the Mundari of South Sudan, cattle are not just animals — they are wealth, identity, pride, and life itself. Every morning before the herd leaves to graze, this ritual is performed. The ash mixture serves several purposes: • It helps repel flies and insects. • It protects the horns from parasites. • It strengthens and preserves the horn surface. • And when it dries, it leaves a smooth, shining finish — a mark of beauty and care. At the same time, the cows are massaged — hands running gently along their bodies. This massage improves blood circulation, strengthens the bond between herder and animal, and keeps the cattle calm and healthy. It is both practical and symbolic: protection and affection in one moment. Nothing here is wasted. Ash from the fire. Urine from the cattle. Everything has purpose. Everything has meaning. This is indigenous knowledge — sustainable, natural, and effective. Long before modern chemicals and sprays, our ancestors understood how to live in balance with their animals and environment. That wisdom still lives in the cattle camps today. Tradition is not old — it is alive. Come witness these living cultures and timeless practices for yourself. Brought to you by Tiang Safaris — Experience South Sudan Beyond the Surface. #Mundari #SouthSudan #CattleCulture #AnkoleCattle #tiangsafaris
At sunrise along the banks of the Nile, a Mundari man stands quietly beside his cattle. The air is still, the camp slowly waking. In his hands is a mixture made from ash and cow urine — simple, natural, powerful. With calm focus, he gently smears the mixture onto the long, curved horns of his Ankole cattle. The grey paste coats the surface carefully. This is not random. It is knowledge passed down from fathers and grandfathers. Among the Mundari of South Sudan, cattle are not just animals — they are wealth, identity, pride, and life itself. Every morning before the herd leaves to graze, this ritual is performed. The ash mixture serves several purposes: • It helps repel flies and insects. • It protects the horns from parasites. • It strengthens and preserves the horn surface. • And when it dries, it leaves a smooth, shining finish — a mark of beauty and care. At the same time, the cows are massaged — hands running gently along their bodies. This massage improves blood circulation, strengthens the bond between herder and animal, and keeps the cattle calm and healthy. It is both practical and symbolic: protection and affection in one moment. Nothing here is wasted. Ash from the fire. Urine from the cattle. Everything has purpose. Everything has meaning. This is indigenous knowledge — sustainable, natural, and effective. Long before modern chemicals and sprays, our ancestors understood how to live in balance with their animals and environment. That wisdom still lives in the cattle camps today. Tradition is not old — it is alive. Come witness these living cultures and timeless practices for yourself. Brought to you by Tiang Safaris — Experience South Sudan Beyond the Surface. #Mundari #SouthSudan #CattleCulture #AnkoleCattle #tiangsafaris

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