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Replying to @dlbengali
Use myfitnesspal or chronometer. It’s annoying but you should do it for a bit to know how much you are consuming
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I love it when I find parallels across artworks.🪟🤍 —— WINDOW 468 by @dave_krugman (left) ""The Marine Chronometer: Revolutionizing Maritime Navigation" from ALWAYS HAS BEEN Window #4 by @lifeofc (right) Both collections created in partnership with @TransientLabs
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Replying to @Moros_kuanos
To discover who the Thagicu are, linguistics is very helpful. Sonjo is the chronometer—a member of the Thagicu cluster living in Tanzania, stranded in the Ngorongoro highlands. Reverse-engineer Thagicu against Sonjo and every external layer becomes visible. Start from where the Thagicu ended up: the Kenyan highlands. The most recent layer is East Kalenjin—specifically the Akiek/Asi hunter-gatherers (Dorobo)—who gave tarakwa for cypress. This marks the final settlement on Mount Kenya's eastern slopes.
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Replying to @LBleuBlancRouge
Mais ils défendent la Palestine . 5 minutes dans une ville musulmane et on peut chronometer leur temps de vie! Contradictions…
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Rolex has introduced a second price increase in 2026 for its gold watch collections, reinforcing its focus on the ultra-luxury segment amid steady demand for precious-metal timepieces. The adjustment comes alongside new updates across models such as the Oyster Perpetual, Datejust, Yacht-Master II, and Cosmograph Daytona, featuring upgraded materials, improved manufacturing techniques, and continued Superlative Chronometer certification as the brand maintains strong appeal among high-end collectors.
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Replying to @oswaldalalmeida
Here's a small but by far incomplete list of what Britain has done. Your steam engine is British. Your Industrial Revolution is British. Your railway is British. Your underground railway is British. Your modern railway timetable is British. Your suspension bridge is British. Your iron bridge is British. Your modern lighthouse is British. Your marine chronometer is British. Your global time standard is British. Your time zone starts at Greenwich. Your telephone is Scottish. Your television is Scottish. Your radar is British. Your jet engine is British. Your tank is British. Your programmable computer is British. Your World Wide Web is British. Your fibre-optic communications were pioneered by a Briton. Your modern telecommunications network was transformed by British inventors. Your antibiotics are Scottish. Your vaccination programme was pioneered by an Englishman. Your modern nursing profession is British. Your public sanitation system is British. Your modern sewerage system is British. Your clean drinking water infrastructure was pioneered by Victorian Britain. Your weather forecast is British. Your life boat service is British. Your modern fire service was pioneered in Britain. Your parliamentary democracy is British. Your constitutional monarchy is British. Your common law is British. Your independent judiciary is British. Your trial by jury is British. Your presumption of innocence is British. Your habeas corpus is British. Your rule of law is British. Your modern police force is British. Your modern civil service is British. Your modern banking system was shaped in Britain. Your central banking model was shaped by the Bank of England. Your stock exchange model was pioneered in London. Your global insurance market was built at Lloyd's of London. Your international maritime law was shaped by Britain. Your global trade routes were mapped by Britain. Your anti-slavery patrols were British. Your modern university model was influenced by Oxford and Cambridge. Your scientific societies were pioneered by Britain. Your peer-reviewed science was advanced by British institutions. Your laws of motion are English. Your theory of evolution is English. Your economics is Scottish. Your electromagnetism was transformed by a Scot. Your geology was pioneered by Scots. Your thermodynamics was advanced by Britons. Your stainless steel is British. Your carbon fibre is British. Your steam turbine is British. Your hovercraft is British. Your ATM is British. Your cash machine is Scottish. Your postage stamp is British. Your modern postal system is British. Your football is English. Your rugby is British. Your golf is Scottish. Your tennis was codified in Britain. Your badminton was codified in Britain. Your cricket is English. Your worldwide language is English. Your newspapers were shaped by Britain. Your global news agencies were pioneered by Britain. Your public broadcasting model is British. Your music charts are British. Your modern popular music owes a great deal to Britain. Britain is a tiny Island in the north sea that can hold a maximum of 60 million people, you are over populating us, you all need to go, Remigration is inevitable, we are done.
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Replying to @GntlemansGeek
Sure. It would still be a Superlative Chronometer. 😉
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Rolex Datejust Green Lacquer Ombré Review: A Vibrant Take On The Icon Read more: tinyurl.com/mr79v8kz The latest Datejust dial brings a dynamic green ombré finish to Rolex’s everyday classic, available in 36mm and 41mm sizes with Oystersteel or white Rolesor configurations. Inside, the familiar Caliber 3235 keeps the platform unchanged, offering 70 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer accuracy.
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Replying to @FloraLuzz_
Well, let's see. Let's scale this down to a guest that your uncle invited into your home. And it turned out that the guest was a sex offender a drunk, and a violent armed robbery suspect. I think you would hold that uncle liable and maybe you'll want to clean his chronometer to a highly buffed sheen.
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Replying to @SocialistMormon
Funny enough, the best example of something like that was when the board of longitude offered £20,000 in 1714 to the person who could invent a way to precisely determine longitude. Clockmaker John Harrison invented the marine chronometer, but the government bureaucrats failed to pay him because they preferred other methods of solving the problem. He had to appeal to the King to be paid, and by then was an old man.
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Darío Trcotta retweeted
What does “Superlative Chronometer” actually mean?
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