My grandparents used to tell us I’ve visited some place myself brother
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ClearLet me know if there is the relation between gambia and gamba!
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Thank you so much, bro. I hope you’re interested about the story of Gambia.
Wallet UX is still the biggest churn point in ordinals generally. Most people bounce before they even see what they minted, and that's a UX failure, not a user failure.
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What sealant did you apply?
Im planning to make my daughter a mud kitchen. Just need to find some palettes
Interested in this. Don't let AI do all the talking for you,
It is also about ordinary people our grandparents, our parents farmers fishermen traders craftsmen mothers fathers, and young people who have kept their communities and traditions alive.
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For the memories!!! 🔥
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We receive so many notifications that I don't bother to look at it. A filter for wallet transactions would solve this.
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Free likes, keep replies/quotes priced — that's basically what stops the feed turning into vanity-metric farming. The friction is doing more work than people give it credit for.
k i finna nap
Thank you so much, bro. I hope you’re interested about the story of Gambia.
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I have never done that
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oh i agree
I was more questioning the 'new' user on twetch lol
/pay @219232 $2.18
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🇬🇲 THE GAMBIA A SMALL COUNTRY WITH A BIG HISTORY
The Gambia may be one of the smallest countries on the African mainland but our history and culture are much bigger than our size.
Our country is shaped by the Gambia River which has connected communities supported fishing and farming, and played an important role in the lives of generations of Gambians. Along the river and throughout the country, you can find villages traditional communities, historic places ancient stone circles, markets farms and cultural traditions that tell stories about where we came from.
The people of The Gambia are also part of what makes this country special. Different communities and ethnic groups have their own languages, traditions, music, clothing, foods, stories, and customs. These traditions have been passed from parents to children for generations.
When we talk about Gambian history we should remember that history is not only about famous people or important dates. It is also about ordinary people our grandparents, our parents farmers fishermen traders craftsmen mothers fathers, and young people who have kept their communities and traditions alive.
From ancient sites such as the stone circles of Senegambia to the vibrant culture we see in Gambian communities today, there are many stories waiting to be discovered.
I want to use this platform to share more of The Gambia 🇬🇲 with the world our history, our people, our nature, our culture, our traditions, and the places that make this little country home.
We may be small on the map, but our story is big. 🇬🇲❤️
no judgment, we've all sent the wrong coin to the wrong chain once
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payments usually show up in notifications but I havent had any yet