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SunOO fans' fanbase initiated a donation drive in early March for reserving lamp post banners as a birthday project and posted updates in April due to the approaching April 30 reservation deadline. Jay fans criticized the timing during what they consider his period, citing an unspoken rule against promotions in other members' months. SunOO fans defended the updates as necessary progress for a project started earlier.

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Posts on X feature discussions comparing Claude Code and Codex. Users praise Claude Code for its superior coding performance, 1M context window, and conversational style, while some prefer Codex for its speed, cost-effectiveness at the $20 tier, and reliability in certain workflows. Opinions vary on which AI excels for tasks like content writing, Swift development, and plugin ecosystems.

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Numerous users on X shared Easter greetings such as 'Happy Easter,' 'He is Risen,' and 'Christ is Risen' in multiple languages including English, Greek, Aramaic, and Tagalog. Posts featured holiday-themed images, Bible references like Matthew 28:6, and themes of hope, renewal, and victory over death. Celebrations included personal creations like Easter cakes and illustrations from regions such as Australia, Japan, Uganda, and Asia.

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Sanchez shared blunt first impressions on June 7, slamming flavorless cevapi, smelly streets, and a lack of visible history while praising the women and friendly locals. Defenders highlighted Belgrade's relaxed vibe, low crime, and sites like the Nikola Tesla Museum, Museum of Yugoslavia, and ancient fortress, plus cevapi as a beloved grilled meat staple. They noted Serbia's IQ averages match Europe's, its resilient post-war spirit, and booming tourism drawing repeat visitors who immerse beyond quick trips.

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Juan Sanchez called Belgrade a pee-scented shithole after one week, but locals and fans quickly fired back with its hidden charms and rich history.

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A photo of an overweight woman in Nigeria's mandatory NYSC uniform prompted pidgin-laced mockery about her ability to shave, racking up likes and replies amid the country's tradition of national service for grads. Rihanna's resurfaced clip shading BBLs for lacking 'pretty faces' split opinions between fans calling it truth and critics labeling it mean. Broader chatter blamed Gen Z's body insecurities—like fears of being too fat or skinny—for a documented drop in sex, backed by studies on social media's role in dysmorphia, though replies pushed back with personal struggles and calls for empathy over shaming.

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A Nigerian corps member's strained NYSC uniform sparked jokes about grooming, while Rihanna's blunt Miami remark on BBLs left the crowd divided. These moments fueled raw talks on body image and why young people are having less sex.

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The Qom criminal court ruled their December 2024 livestream violated public decency by sharing 'vulgar and immoral content' online, defying Iran's bans on solo female singing and mandatory hijab. The group, including videographer Tahmineh Monzavi, also faces a two-year ban on artistic activities and leaving the country; the preliminary sentence can be appealed. The case has drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups and activists, who see it as proof of ongoing repression amid Iran's diplomatic talks with the U.S., echoing protests sparked by Mahsa Amini's 2022 death.

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Parastoo Ahmadi sang a patriotic tune in a historic caravanserai, her voice echoing freedom in a sleeveless dress alongside male musicians. Days later, an Iranian court hit her and seven artists with 74 lashes each.

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Wiener's SB 145 gave judges more discretion on sex offender registration for close-in-age teen cases, aligning rules for different acts without changing prison sentences or applying to large age gaps. Critics wrongly called it support for lighter penalties on child sex crimes, echoing a separate Washington state debate with no connection to Wiener. As he leads polls in California's 11th District primary, challenger Marie Hurabiell opposed his position and highlighted child protection, reviving the 2020 controversy months before the June 2 vote. Fact checks confirm the bill ended discrimination against LGBTQ+ youth but did not legalize pedophilia.

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A post resurfaced old claims about State Sen. Scott Wiener's 2020 bill, drawing sharp backlash as he campaigns to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress.

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