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« Last post by சாக்ரடீஸ் on November 26, 2025, 11:27:36 AM »
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« Last post by MysteRy on November 26, 2025, 10:36:32 AM »
The famous comedian Mr. Bean — whose real name is Rowan Sebastian Atkinson — is actually an engineer! 😲
He holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering ⚙️ and is also a professional race car driver 🏎️.
But that’s not all — he can fly planes too! ✈️
Once, he even saved a plane full of passengers by taking control after a malfunction in the cockpit!
Rowan Atkinson is ranked among the top 10 comedians in the world, making people laugh for three generations — without mocking anyone or saying a single word.
Ever wondered why Mr. Bean rarely speaks?
Because Rowan has a stammer. In fact, he was once rejected from drama school because of it. Instead of giving up, he created a unique silent character to express himself without words.
That’s how the unforgettable Mr. Bean was born — a man who proved that pure humor doesn’t need words ❤️
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« Last post by MysteRy on November 26, 2025, 10:30:32 AM »

There are people who change the world without ever standing in the spotlight. Steven Pruitt is one of them. You’ve probably never seen him, but his work has passed before your eyes hundreds of times.
Pruitt is considered one of the most active editors in the entire history of Wikipedia. He has made millions of contributions — from creating new articles to fixing errors, improving citations, and expanding information that all of us have relied on at some point. And he has done it voluntarily, from his home, with a level of dedication very few people sustain for so many years.
His work is far from insignificant. Wikipedia is one of the largest collaborative knowledge projects on the planet, and it is built by people like him: editors who review every line, verify sources, and make sure the information is clear, accurate, and accessible to everyone.
Pruitt studied art and history, and much of his editing focuses on bringing attention to lesser-known figures — especially women who have been left out of many historical narratives. His contributions have helped balance and broaden representation in an encyclopedia consulted by millions every day.
He isn’t famous for posting videos or appearing in interviews. His influence comes from something simpler, yet much more powerful: the belief that knowledge should be a public good.
And even if his name isn’t recognized on the street, anyone who has ever searched for information and found a reliable answer has received, without realizing it, a small piece of Steven Pruitt’s work.
A reminder that you can change the world from behind a computer — one edit at a time.
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« Last post by MysteRy on November 26, 2025, 10:17:22 AM »

The Hamptons on Long Island are known for coastal luxury, celebrity hideaways, and summer vacations — but travelers are often surprised to learn that you can enjoy the Hamptons on both a high-end and budget-friendly plan. Here’s a side-by-side guide ⬇️
💎 Luxury Stays – For the Full Hamptons Experience
Perfect if you love beachfront elegance, fine dining, spas & private pools.
⭐ Top Picks
Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa – Oceanfront, private beach, famous spa
Topping Rose House (Bridgehampton) – Designer suites, world-class restaurant
The Baker House 1650 (East Hampton) – Historic mansion stay with gardens & luxury service
The Roundtree (Amagansett) – Boutique luxury with quiet countryside vibes
💰 Price Range
₹65,000 – ₹2,50,000 per night (USD $800 – $3,000+ in peak season)
→ Best for couples, honeymooners, and VIP getaways
💎 Upsides
✔ Private beachfront access
✔ Spa & wellness services
✔ In-house fine dining
✔ Exclusive & quiet
⚠️ Downside
❌ Very high seasonal pricing (June–August)
🪶 Budget Stays – Affordable Hamptons Escape
For travelers who love beaches, nature, and small-town charm without luxury pricing.
⭐ Top Picks
Montauk Blue Hotel – Right on the beach, spacious rooms
Daunts Albatross (Montauk) – Affordable, walk-to-beach location
Southampton Inn – Family-friendly, central location
The Drake Inn (Hampton Bays) – Calm, clean, close to the bay
💰 Price Range
₹10,000 – ₹25,000 per night (USD $120 – $300 in peak season)
→ Best for families, groups, solo travelers, & friend trips
💎 Upsides
✔ Beach access at reasonable prices
✔ Close to restaurants, nightlife & activities
✔ Friendly & casual atmosphere
⚠️ Downside
❌ Can sell out early — book months ahead
🗓️ Pro Tips
Shoulder seasons = best value → late May, early June & September
Weekdays are cheaper than weekends
Stay in Hampton Bays or Montauk for more budget-friendly options
Book minimum 3 months early for summer
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« Last post by MysteRy on November 26, 2025, 10:13:04 AM »

Cannon Beach is one of the most dramatic and photogenic coastal landscapes in the Pacific Northwest, famous for its wild Pacific surf, towering coastal rocks, and moody marine skies. The star of the shoreline is Haystack Rock, a 235-foot sea stack rising from the waves, surrounded by tide pools filled with colorful starfish and an endless show of seabirds.
For the most rugged views, walk north toward Ecola State Park, where forested headlands plunge into churning surf — the perfect vantage point for sweeping panoramas, whale-watching, and storm-chasing photography. To the south, Silver Point Overlook delivers panoramic views of endless beach, cliffs, and rolling waves, especially breathtaking at golden hour when the sun melts into the mist.
Whether it’s a foggy morning stroll, a windy sunset framed by orange skies, or a winter storm pounding the rocks, Cannon Beach offers a raw, powerful, unforgettable slice of Oregon’s coastal beauty.
📸 Best Spots for Iconic Cannon Beach Photos
Haystack Rock tide pools at low tide
Ecola State Park viewpoints (Crescent Beach & Indian Beach overlooks)
Silver Point Overlook
Tolovana Beach at sunset
Hug Point (just south) — dramatic cliffs + waterfalls + beach caves
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« Last post by Varsha2025 on November 26, 2025, 10:10:09 AM »
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