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MakeMyDay@MakeMyDay ·

#makemyday Send me the dumbest joke you know. The worse the better. I've had a long week and I need to groan at my phone at least once before sleeping

MakeMyDay@MakeMyDay ·

Something I keep reminding myself lately: If you lose 1 €, you don't throw away the other 23€ just because you're annoyed about the one. So why do we let someone who ruined one hour of our day take the rest of it too? Still working on actually doing this, honestly. But it helps to think about it like that.

MakeMyDay@MakeMyDay ·

Hello everyone! 👋

albi@albi ·

heads up for who doesn't read policy & terms: - they can "hold back" your posts even when you broke no rule - they admit the whole service can fail because it runs on one server and you have no right to it being available - your DMs are not end-to-end encrypted - partner accounts and team posts get boosted in your feed, so it's not technically "you see what you want to see" - shop items are yours only "as long as your account and tellmelo exist." If the site shuts down, everything you paid for is gone. - they say your right to cancel expires immediately after purchase

Ngwa Raymond@ngwa.raymond ·

At what stage of this platform does the verification feature come into play?

Nobu@nobu ·

🕶️ Was Machen Sachen?

A.ZED@a_zed ·

One of many to come. ان‌شاءالله

Picture from a post by A.ZED
Bignon@bignon ·

Yo Tell community, what do you think of the Classico of tomorrow ?

C.@cHalter ·

Does anyone else get that feeling around this time of year where everything gets darker earlier and you suddenly want to rearrange your whole room, buy candles and reread a book you've already read three times? No? Just me then. Anyway I bought candles 😅😂

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