Finally, I put Ruby, and Yang keybies in my main chain. I can't wait put this on my cellphone. You can get your RWBY, and other keybies, at The Keybie Cafe.
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Finally, I put Ruby, and Yang keybies in my main chain. I can't wait put this on my cellphone. You can get your RWBY, and other keybies, at The Keybie Cafe.
I'll be posting here rarely because I have to settle an issue with someone who unfollowed me.
What's going on? Why did she unfollow me? I didn't do anything to piss her off. I dunno what even annoyed her. Hmm... this is weird.
Artist Yang Liping 杨丽萍 performing peacock dance, a traditional dance of Dai 傣 ethnic group. (source)
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Dong Drum Tower, Guizhou, China (Credits)
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Although nearly every American under 30 uses the Internet in some capacity (a whopping 98 percent of millennials are online), younger people are more likely to believe that there’s useful information that’s only available offline. While 62 percent of citizens under 30 ascribe to this belief, only 53 percent of those 30 and older agree.
This and other information revealed by a recent PewResearch project could begin to explain why millennials are actually more likely to have picked up a book in the past year than their older peers. According to the study:
Some 43 percent report reading a book — in any format — on a daily basis, a rate similar to older adults. Overall, 88 percent of Americans under 30 read a book in the past year, compared with 79 percent of those age 30 and older.
That's why I love Team JNPR. :))
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