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we had this before but ye it got out of control lol So pasta points will be points u get to buy from the cafe If u communicate five notes a day - 10 points If u post a NON SPAM forum - 20 points If u put the banner ( I will make it soon) on ur profile- 30 points If u invite five people or give them the link - 40 points If u advertise this club in another club - 50 points If u get muted then 20 points are taken away If u get kicked or banned then all your points are taken away It starts NOWWWWW

IF YOU PUT A BANNER ON YOU GET PASTA POINTS

Since you all like art post your's here My art lol I also have my signatures on there (I play around with them lol)

Oki guys as we know we have partner clubs: HKTLC, Cat Fans Together, Cat Fans Forever, nuke nation and ventis inn! However, i would appreciate it if you could join https://chess.com/club/KFC-Fans-together and also https://chess.com/club/the-bananas-vote-chess-and-more

Hey! Alex here, i would love if you would bring up some ideas to get this club right on the top, where it is one of the most active clubs (like back then)Anyways, please present some of your ideas/changesBtw should we change the name? Maybe to snail clan or snail lounge idk

All partner clubs are here The illusion fireballs https://www.chess.com/club/the-illusion-fireballs My fan club ^^ https://www.chess.com/club/alexs-funeral-stone The bullet and blitz player chess club https://www.chess.com/club/the-bullet-and-blitz-chess-players-club Duolingo https://www.chess.com/club/duolingo

We should have more club events to get more people to join and to make this a more active club

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https://www.chess.com/club/vortex-pool/join plzzzzzzzzzzzz

idk just to make this active mines Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor swift is a close second then Gracie abarms then Lana del Rey and Sabrina carpenter 

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1.2.or you can send other ideas 

**Awareness Report: Protests and Shootings in Bangladesh (July 2024)** **Introduction** In July 2024, Bangladesh has been engulfed in significant civil unrest, characterized by widespread protests and violent confrontations. This turmoil has attracted both national and international attention as the country faces escalating tensions and severe repercussions. This report aims to provide a thorough overview of the situation, highlighting key developments and their impact on local communities. **Background** The current unrest in Bangladesh began in response to the government's reimplementation of a controversial quota system for civil service employment. This system reserves a significant portion of jobs for the descendants of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War's freedom fighters. The policy has led to a system where employment is based more on patronage rather than merit, causing widespread unemployment among millions who are financially disadvantaged. The unfairness and discriminatory nature of this quota system have led to nationwide protests. **Recent Developments** - **Protests Intensify:** Demonstrations have erupted across the entire nation, with major urban centers including Dhaka and Chittagong experiencing significant unrest. Protesters are calling for the resignation of the home minister and the government general secretary, accusing them of instigating violence. They are also demanding political and economic reforms to address corruption and increasing taxation due to mounting international debt. The protests have grown in scale and intensity despite a heavy police presence. - **Violence and Shootings:** The protests have been marked by extreme violence. Reports suggest that over 1,000 people have been killed, with casualties continuing to rise. Local sources estimate that around 300,000 to 400,000 individuals have been detained, with fears of widespread extrajudicial killings. The violence has been exacerbated by the paramilitary Student League, which has used excessive force against university students and other demonstrators, including assaults with sticks, tear gas, and even boiling water. - **Government Response:** In an effort to control the situation, the government first deployed its student wing to commit severe atrocities, including using weapons and Molotov cocktails against peaceful protesters. The authorities later burned down their own internet towers to disrupt communication and imposed curfews. Military vehicles were deployed, but this only led to further violence from hypernationalists and radical Islamists who targeted government infrastructure. Although the internet was restored after a week, the situation remains volatile with ongoing clashes between various groups. **Impact on Communities** - **Displacement:** The violence and arson attacks have resulted in widespread displacement. Thousands of families have been forced from their homes, and the lack of adequate relief aid has left many in dire conditions. Coastal communities are also suffering due to overflowing rivers, exacerbating their plight. - **Economic Disruption:** The unrest has severely disrupted daily life and economic activities. Businesses have faced closures and operational challenges, leading to significant economic losses and cyclical unemployment. The education sector, primarily relying on digital platforms, is struggling to provide adequate learning opportunities. - **Human Rights Concerns:** There are escalating concerns about human rights abuses, including excessive force and arbitrary arrests. International organizations are urging for independent investigations into these abuses to ensure accountability and justice. **Key Sources** For ongoing updates and detailed information, refer to the following news sources: - BBC News: Bangladesh Protests and Violence- Al Jazeera: Bangladesh Latest News- Reuters: Bangladesh News- The Guardian: Bangladesh News- Dhaka Tribune- The Daily Star **Conclusion** The protests and violence in Bangladesh reflect profound issues within the country. As the situation continues to evolve, it is crucial for the international community to stay informed and offer support where possible. Continued media coverage and advocacy are vital in addressing the root causes of the unrest and ensuring that human rights are respected and upheld.

mine are brutal get him back pretty isnt pretty so american labyrinth tolerate it so long london i can do it with a broken heart dress so it goes dark paradise and art deco- I DONT HAVE TOO MANY TOTALLY

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I like supa sonic speedy snails.

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