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Please help me find this video of greenday on youtube

So i saw a very old video of greenday performing live on stage and someone throws a beer (or maybe some other liquid) at Mike Dirnt and he dodges it and says "thats a waste of beer"(or something similar). Not able to find that video again, help me find please.

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u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 3 hours ago
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What do you think can fix this show and make it a trend again?

Put your creative ideas down that can revive the show again-

"stop watching it/close the show completely" people please stay away.

Here are my suggestions-

  1. Pause the show for 6-8 months, study old episodes and why people loved them, spend time on writing better stories and not better picture quality and relaunch it.
  2. Treat the cast with respect, pay them well, have better relationship with them.
  3. Hire better writers.
  4. Remove all illogical stories like bapuji flying through ballon and make things realistic like old episodes.
u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 3 days ago
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Notice how they have completely removed the poetry side of new Mehta sahab?

In the older episodes, the original Mehta used to recite random poetry at every event, whether it was a serious situation or a normal one. But the new Mehta Sahab has suddenly stopped speaking poetry and shayari.

Those old poems by the original Mehta were actually written by him himself; they weren’t given to him as dialogue.

I think it’s a good decision—what do you think?

u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 3 days ago

Whats the smallest sub species of hermit crab in pet trade?

Hi everyone! I’ve been doing some research and had a question about hermit crabs in the pet trade.

What’s the smallest subspecies of terrestrial hermit crab that’s commonly available? I’ve been trying to figure out which species stay the most compact.

When I searched online, I kept seeing the Ecuadorian hermit crab (Coenobita compressus) mentioned. However, Google showed a size of around “50 inches,”. From photos and videos, they actually look a bit larger than what I was expecting for a “small” species, so now I’m a bit confused about their true adult size.

Are Ecuadorians actually the smallest option, or are there other species in the hobby that stay smaller?

Any insights, experiences, or recommendations would be really helpful. Thanks!

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u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 5 days ago

Planning to own thai spiky springtails but worried about overpopulation. Any way out?

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to get Thai spiky springtails for a bioactive setup, but I’ve been reading that they can reproduce really fast under the right conditions.

I don’t mind a healthy colony, but I’m a bit concerned about them exploding in numbers and throwing off the balance of the enclosure.

For those of you who keep them:

  • Do they actually overpopulate in a typical terrarium?
  • What are some ways to naturally control their population?
  • Is limiting food enough, or do you need predators / periodic removal?

I’d prefer not to constantly “reset” the colony if possible, so any low-maintenance solutions would be great. Also, I don’t want to get into the hassle of selling extra springtails since I have a full-time job.

I was thinking about a bog style tub with few carnivorous plants along with thai spikies. Would that work?

Would love to hear your experiences 🙏

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u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 7 days ago

Lost my pea puffer today, jumped out of water :(

I’ve had three puffers for a year, and today, out of nowhere, one of them jumped out of the tank. At first, I thought he was just hiding like he usually does, but after two days of not seeing him, I finally checked the tank and the area around it—and I found him completely dried out.

None of my pea puffers have ever shown any jumping behavior before, but it still happened. I feel terrible and guilty. I really wish I had put a lid on the tank earlier.

I have always been an animal rescuer and helping strays, but when accidents like this happen in my own home, it makes me feel incredibly guilty.

Is this a fairly rare occurrence, or does it happen often? Has anyone else gone through something like this? Please share your experience.

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u/Traditional-Lie7366 — 8 days ago