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Is this the last round of drinks?

Rocks can usually be found under other rocks because that's just the way it is.

High towers reach over neutrons GEKSB

Ophilia Postermeister forgot going north H T R O N

Ever wonder what is underneath a rock?

Yep, it is 1105 again.

Nah... there are plenty of people who've never had any sort of romantic relationship who are just fine living a single life.

Love isn’t cotton candy that melts in the rain — it’s a fire that holds when the wind howls. The world’s love freezes, but ours must blaze. Peter said intense love covers sins, like a quilt swallowing sharp edges. So when flaws jab, prove your love is forged hot and heavy — the kind that lasts.

Yuk.

NASA’s Hubble Sees White Dwarf Eating Piece of Pluto-Like Object By Goddard Space Centre 18 Sept 2025 Summary Only Hubble with its unique ultraviolet vision could see this event A celestial meal is taking place, and only the Hubble Space Telescope caught the feast in action. Just 260 light-years away — close in cosmic terms — a burned-out star called a white dwarf is snacking on a fragment of a Pluto-like object. The Pluto analog came from the system’s own version of the Kuiper Belt, an icy ring of debris that encircles our solar system. As the exo-Pluto wandered too close to the star, the white dwarf tore it apart and began snacking on it. Thanks to its unique ultraviolet vision, only Hubble could identify this event. Scientists using Hubble analyzed the chemical composition of the doomed object as its pieces fell onto the white dwarf. They were surprised to find water and other icy content indicating that the object came from far out in the system’s Kuiper Belt analog. Without Hubble’s ultraviolet capability, this material — unseen in visible light — would not have been detected. Full Article: https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasas-hubble-sees-white-dwarf-eating-piece-of-pluto-like-object/ Video Link: Pic Description: This artist’s concept shows a white dwarf surrounded by a large debris disk. Debris from pieces of a captured, Pluto-like object is falling onto the white dwarf.

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Friday, September 19 Continue loving one another.—1 John 4:7. We all want to “continue loving one another.” However, it is important for us to remember that Jesus warned that “the love of the greater number [would] grow cold.” (Matt. 24:12) Jesus was not saying that this would occur on a large scale among his disciples. Nonetheless, we should remain alert so that we are not influenced by the lack of love in the world around us. With that thought in mind, let us consider this important question: Is there a way to test whether our love for our brothers is strong? One way to determine the strength of our love is to examine how we handle certain situations in life. (2 Cor. 8:8) One such situation is mentioned by the apostle Peter: “Above all things, have intense love for one another, because love covers a multitude of sins.” (1 Pet. 4:8) So the weaknesses and imperfections of others can put our love to the test. w23.11 10-11 ¶12-13

Unemployed is what I have been for some 4+ years right now, but I've been using my time to work with the greatest boss ever!

employment is for the unemployed

Boats carrying 300+ passengers is what I have had experience in my life for employment.

Serious nicotine intoxication occurs continually OPFGN

Ketchup wif me if ya wanna a ride in my boat

With or without salt, french fries are a favorite, that I enjoy, always with Ketchup.

Clyde ordered water powered gears S N I O C

Turmoil is not an oil used in your car or to cook with.

Nations today are in turmoil.

I find it interesting how new reports of Trump's visit to the UK are highlighting the role of the UK-American alliance, as per Biblical prophecy. Too many sources to link too, but a couple, hopefully not behind paywalls.

Water lowers fat imbalance beautifully COWPG

Roman statues tattered under water W L F I B