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Can someone explain to me the definition of Kpop because I thought was like- Used to be just popular music but eventually turned into a term for stuff that came from Kpop idols - So like it’s not really the same as what “pop” is for other countries??? I’m confused and want to understand the lingo about Kpop and what counts as Kpop since my sisters into it and I don’t really get it
I'd like to ask to the Akashi experts out there to bring us a showcase of his iconic occasional wink o _ u explaining/analyzing when or why he does it!
But also could someone gently explain to me what the fudge this update consists in because I (mobile user) am not seeing anything different and did not understand a word of the update notes when I was skimming thru them at 3am.
someone please explain to me like I am five why they can't take the excess heat from global warming and use it as clean energy
Okay legitimate question about free housing: I love the idea but like how would you implement it? Would everyone have the same kind of house but you could buy extra features? What if you wanted to move; you wouldn’t be able to sell your house, would you just abandon it? How would you find a new house to live in? Would people still have home inspections? How would you do that?
Like I said, I love the idea and I’m not trying to be like “psssh that would never work” I’m just legitimately curious how it would work, because under capitalism I have been conditioned to believe there’s only one way things can work, and I can’t imagine how free housing would actually be implemented? But I want to know!
what did owlturd do can someone fill me in
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