to be fair

If you used one bottle of baby oil a day for twenty years, you would calculate the total number of bottles as follows:

Determine the number of days in twenty years:

20 years × 365 days/year = 7,300 days

(Note: This does not account for leap years. If you want to include leap years, you would add about 5 extra days for the 5 leap years in that period, making it approximately 7,305 days.)

Since you are using one bottle per day, the total number of bottles would be:

7,300 bottles (or approximately 7,305 if accounting for leap years).

So, you would use about 7,300 to 7,305 bottles of baby oil over twenty years.

i said photos because you said you were having problem uploading...do both! Share as much as you care to.

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I'm 11 days late but welcome 😄👋

yes!!!! use a particular hashtag, such as your country or #streetboxing ... #asknostr if there are any types of groups or tags to follow for this!!!

I contribute to #foodstr for zap.cooking .. a nostr recipe app

if you ever want to add a recipe of what a boxer eats!

thank you for sharing his stuff!

A lot of us on here are #nostronly (we dont see X stuff as much) now so we can't see anything, if you feel comfortable sharing stuff with us, such as hobbies, articles, travel, food....we need content creators

All African Stream pages on Meta platforms have now been taken down on the instruction of the American State Department. That includes Facebook, Instagram, Threads and WhatsApp.

We are now at a crucial inflection point in modern African history where once again, white men are showing up attempting to physically wield direct colonial power over African people, after decades of wielding a more indirect neo-colonial influence.

Once again - as it was in 1930 - the accusation being used to justify the direct colonial excursion into African political discourse and everyday life in 2024 is "wE aRe fIghTinG ThE rUsSIanS."

The inevitable Twitter ban can honestly not come soon enough, so that the Empire will effectively motivate a critical mass of young Africans - myself included - to abandon centralised platforms based in the US and embrace decentralised platforms like Nostr, which we all know are the future.