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Has anyone been buying the dip in live pigs?

This time, VPNs are probably going to undergo a major reshuffle...
When you have time, get a Hong Kong or Macau SIM card, besides the higher data costs, it's much more stable and legal.

The exchange rate is about to fall below 6.8...

Better late than never.
You ask if playing Ju can make money? I think it should be possible.
But if you earn too much, others might not tell you, and if you earn too little, you'll be cut off directly at the feet while still inside the game.

If you don't understand, ask. Rave, 0.7U, can I take it?

Tears of laughter are streaming down your face. Guess what Uncle Bing saw.
So fierce, he chopped off the chicken's head with a hoe:
【Is European gangsters chaotic or not, do Albanians decide?】

Regarding MegaETH @megaeth, I have a few questions:
1⃣ Have you achieved your operational goals, and is the TGE happening?
2⃣ Previously, locking for one year could yield a lot of tokens. Is the lock-up period counted from the completion of the staking, or from the TGE? If it's counted from the completion of staking and not from TGE, then for those not TGE, the unlocking period for big investors has already arrived; if it's counted from TGE, they promised big investors a one-year lock-up, but it ended up being several months of free release.
Is there really no one defending their rights?
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Can't think of anything.

The strictest smoking ban in Hong Kong will take effect on April 30th.
When I saw this news yesterday, it scared me. But today, after taking a careful look at the announcement from Hong Kong’s Department of Health Tobacco Control and Alcohol Office, it seems the issue isn’t too serious. This regulation mainly targets e-cigarettes, heated tobacco products, and herbal cigarettes (these aren’t tobacco, but other plants).
Put simply, what’s being banned isn’t the real, proper cigarettes—so you can happily bring my hand-rolled cigarettes to meet everyone.
Full text of the announcement:
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Hong Kong's strictest smoking ban will be enforced on April 30th.
When I saw this news yesterday, I was shocked, but after carefully reviewing the announcement from the Tobacco Control and Alcohol Office of the Hong Kong Department of Health today, it seems the issue isn't too serious.
This regulation mainly targets electronic cigarettes, heated tobacco, and herbal cigarettes (which are not tobacco but other plants).
To put it simply, what is being banned this time are not the traditional cigarettes.
This time, I can happily bring my hand-rolled cigarettes to meet everyone.
Official

Seeing everyone posting about the new XChat @chat from X, don't you all know that we've actually been using XChat for a long time? The original private messaging has long been secretly replaced with XChat, and now it's just separating this feature out to launch as a standalone product.