@user9498136102369:

😅 اضحك يا اسطى 😅

Open In TikTok:

Region: EG

Tuesday 29 September 2026 18:16:15 GMT

61822

2082

23

595

Music

Download

No Watermark .mp4 (2.27MB) No Watermark(HD) .mp4 (2.27MB) Watermark .mp4 (3.73MB) Music .mp3

Comments

يوسف عبدالباسط💋💔 :

ههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه

2026-10-01 22:38:20

2

RONALDO :

2026-10-02 21:48:54

1

AL.faz3a✈️✈️🥰🥰 :

🥰🥰🥰

2026-09-29 18:53:52

0

Rahma Ahmed :

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2026-10-08 21:12:32

0

elrawesh12 :

😂😂😂

2026-10-08 21:55:34

0

اكرف :

😂😂😂

2026-10-07 10:41:47

0

Eng_Mohamed Hatem :

😁😁😁

2026-10-07 08:15:06

0

احمد سعيد :

😂😂😂

2026-10-04 23:16:16

0

نفس الوجع :

🥰🥰🥰

2026-10-04 06:31:35

0

ssssi :

🥰🥰🥰

2026-10-08 18:41:09

0

handabosamra :

😂😂😂

2026-10-02 20:48:28

0

JUST ME :

😂😂😂

2026-10-01 18:39:18

0

فيلوباتير عادل :

😂😂😂

2026-10-01 18:20:01

0

يوسف :

😂😂😂

2026-09-30 20:31:24

0

🐊🇲🇦🇩🇿Algeria🇩🇿🇲🇦🐊 :

🤣🤣🤣

2026-09-30 19:09:41

0

عبدالله :

😂😂😂

2026-09-30 09:53:59

0

ebrahimfarrag22 :

[دموع الفرح][دموع الفرح][دموع الفرح]

2026-09-29 20:54:24

0

محمد الشافعي :

🤣🤣🤣

2026-09-29 20:25:50

0

Ahmed :

😂🤣😂🤣

2026-10-03 18:29:24

0

محمد علي غيطاني :

😂😂😂

2026-09-29 19:40:33

0

المنشد محمود ايمن :

[مؤثر][مؤثر][مؤثر]

2026-09-29 19:14:33

0

حمزه عوض الله :

😂😂😂

2026-09-29 22:07:15

2

mahmoudelzamlkawi :

[دموع الفرح][دموع الفرح][دموع الفرح]

2026-09-29 20:14:02

0

To see more videos from user @user9498136102369, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Mùa thu ở Đại Lý Côn Minh 🍂🍂🍂 #namninhtravel #fyp #reviewdulich #conminh #travel

Mùa thu ở Đại Lý Côn Minh 🍂🍂🍂 #namninhtravel #fyp #reviewdulich #conminh #travel

Imagine Say by Imrana #imaginesay #imrana #zeelens

Imagine Say by Imrana #imaginesay #imrana #zeelens

Friday morning, October 9 is when preparations need to be completed. Time is a resource. Use today wisely. We’ve been through WAY worse, but let’s have a reminder together of what to do. 1.) Do laundry 2.) Stock up on paper towels and plastic bags, bins. you cannot possibly have too many towels & paper towels. 3.) back up your important documents to the cloud. ALSO have copies on your phone. Passport, license and proof of residence! That might even mean a utility bill or piece of mail. 4.) Stock up on water bottles and snacks. if you're stuck for a couple days without the ability to procure groceries, you'll want plenty of snacks. 5.) Make sure your loved ones (especially elderly, vulnerable, etc.) have everything they need medication-wise. If this means insulin, prescriptions, etc., fill those TODAY. 6.) Charge your devices, but *most importantly* charge your POWER BANKS. those will be enormously helpful post-storm. 7.) DECIDE NOW if you need to relocate. Moving ahead of time is MUCH easier than realizing you're in a tricky position mid-storm. Your greatest risk would come from driving during the storm. The gentle slope of the continental shelf south of the Florida Panhandle will make it easier for Isaias to push water ashore. A storm surge of 4 to 7 feet is possible just east of the center. 8.) Do a “walk-through” with your phone camera. Document what you have in your house (and your vehicles too) for insurance purposes. Having “proof” of whatever you need to beforehand can help if a dispute arises. 9.) UNDERSTAND your hazards. Are you within 5-7 feet of the water? Storm surge might be an issue. Lots of Floridians will face wind. Could an old tree topple onto your home? Is there anything in the yard that can blow around? Do you live in a place susceptible to freshwater flooding? 10.) Have a way to be notified of possible tornado warnings. Isaias may be better at spawning tornadoes (east of the center) than many other hurricanes. there’s a chance you’ll find yourself under a tornado warning. If that happens - shelter on the lowest level of your home away from windows. 11.) Figure out sources of entertainment. Download books or movies to pass the time. 12.) Talk to your kids. Don't leave them in the dark. Explain to them what a hurricane is, how it works, and what they might see and hear. Don't sugarcoat - be truthful and transparent while explaining, to the best of your ability, the science. Talking through and verbalizing a plan ahead of time will help them be in the mindset of knowing what to expect. 13.) Eat whatever is in your refrigerator ahead of time. You don't want food spoiling once the power goes out. 14.) CLEAN YOUR GUTTERS! They can’t make the rain go away if they’re clogged with leaves. 15.) Remove loose items from the yard. You don't want them going airborne. You don't want them flying at your home in 100+ mph gusts. Secure lawn furniture or, better yet, bring it inside. 16.) Manually lay your basketball hoop down BEFORE the storm so it doesn't fall down or break. 17.) CLEAR STORM DRAINS! If you clear the drains ahead of time, you'll get one step ahead of flooding. 18.) Plan for your pets! 19.) If you’re planning to use a generator, identify a location outside your home before the storm. Make sure that it’s not positioned in a location that could allow exhaust gases to poison you or your loved ones. 20.) not drinking alcohol during the hurricane. Yes, you’ll be a bit bored as the hours tick by. And yes, it may relax you and make the experience less annoying. BUT, in the event that you need to relocate, help a neighbor/relative, move a vehicle, further secure property, etc., you want to be at 100 percent. You will be tired… but during a hurricane, you want to be operating at your best. 21.) Lastly - please talk to your neighbors and loved ones. If someone isn't taking this seriously, stress the importance of preparation to them. the more we can all collectively get in the right mindset, the better.

Friday morning, October 9 is when preparations need to be completed. Time is a resource. Use today wisely. We’ve been through WAY worse, but let’s have a reminder together of what to do. 1.) Do laundry 2.) Stock up on paper towels and plastic bags, bins. you cannot possibly have too many towels & paper towels. 3.) back up your important documents to the cloud. ALSO have copies on your phone. Passport, license and proof of residence! That might even mean a utility bill or piece of mail. 4.) Stock up on water bottles and snacks. if you're stuck for a couple days without the ability to procure groceries, you'll want plenty of snacks. 5.) Make sure your loved ones (especially elderly, vulnerable, etc.) have everything they need medication-wise. If this means insulin, prescriptions, etc., fill those TODAY. 6.) Charge your devices, but *most importantly* charge your POWER BANKS. those will be enormously helpful post-storm. 7.) DECIDE NOW if you need to relocate. Moving ahead of time is MUCH easier than realizing you're in a tricky position mid-storm. Your greatest risk would come from driving during the storm. The gentle slope of the continental shelf south of the Florida Panhandle will make it easier for Isaias to push water ashore. A storm surge of 4 to 7 feet is possible just east of the center. 8.) Do a “walk-through” with your phone camera. Document what you have in your house (and your vehicles too) for insurance purposes. Having “proof” of whatever you need to beforehand can help if a dispute arises. 9.) UNDERSTAND your hazards. Are you within 5-7 feet of the water? Storm surge might be an issue. Lots of Floridians will face wind. Could an old tree topple onto your home? Is there anything in the yard that can blow around? Do you live in a place susceptible to freshwater flooding? 10.) Have a way to be notified of possible tornado warnings. Isaias may be better at spawning tornadoes (east of the center) than many other hurricanes. there’s a chance you’ll find yourself under a tornado warning. If that happens - shelter on the lowest level of your home away from windows. 11.) Figure out sources of entertainment. Download books or movies to pass the time. 12.) Talk to your kids. Don't leave them in the dark. Explain to them what a hurricane is, how it works, and what they might see and hear. Don't sugarcoat - be truthful and transparent while explaining, to the best of your ability, the science. Talking through and verbalizing a plan ahead of time will help them be in the mindset of knowing what to expect. 13.) Eat whatever is in your refrigerator ahead of time. You don't want food spoiling once the power goes out. 14.) CLEAN YOUR GUTTERS! They can’t make the rain go away if they’re clogged with leaves. 15.) Remove loose items from the yard. You don't want them going airborne. You don't want them flying at your home in 100+ mph gusts. Secure lawn furniture or, better yet, bring it inside. 16.) Manually lay your basketball hoop down BEFORE the storm so it doesn't fall down or break. 17.) CLEAR STORM DRAINS! If you clear the drains ahead of time, you'll get one step ahead of flooding. 18.) Plan for your pets! 19.) If you’re planning to use a generator, identify a location outside your home before the storm. Make sure that it’s not positioned in a location that could allow exhaust gases to poison you or your loved ones. 20.) not drinking alcohol during the hurricane. Yes, you’ll be a bit bored as the hours tick by. And yes, it may relax you and make the experience less annoying. BUT, in the event that you need to relocate, help a neighbor/relative, move a vehicle, further secure property, etc., you want to be at 100 percent. You will be tired… but during a hurricane, you want to be operating at your best. 21.) Lastly - please talk to your neighbors and loved ones. If someone isn't taking this seriously, stress the importance of preparation to them. the more we can all collectively get in the right mindset, the better.

#nuongmebebap93 #cotgung #

#nuongmebebap93 #cotgung #

sensory fun 🙌💗 #sensoryseeker #sensorytoys #sensory #kidstoys #spinning

sensory fun 🙌💗 #sensoryseeker #sensorytoys #sensory #kidstoys #spinning

About

Robot
API

Legal

Privacy Policy