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Does anybody need 3d printing filament
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Does anybody need 3d printing filament

I have some leftover sealed KingRoon PLA 3D printing filament I need to sell before I restock . It's about 64kgs of different colors. Selling it way below market if you buy over 10 kgs (10.5$ a kg). Also if you want a smaller quantity I'll do 11$. Message me for colors and quantities. Located in Beirut. The filament is good I've printed with it, can send images of print results on request.

u/ws2003 — 5 hours ago

Nohad Mashnouq: Israel is a danger to Lebanon and we cannot be its partner in any way

Now observe the tactics in the comments bringing up criticism (mostly valid BTW) of Mashnouq and Hezbollah to divert the attention from the point: Israel is a danger to Lebanon and we cannot be its partner in any way.

u/kyuri0us — 10 hours ago
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What do you do for fun outside?

It seems all the options are basically:

1- go to a restaurant

2- go to a cafe

3- go to a hike in the mountain

4-go to the beach

5- go to nightclub

Is there anything else to do for fun?

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u/Katia2160 — 10 hours ago
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What are ways to leave the country as a 26 year old?

I’ve grown very tired of the discourse in this country and have honestly lost all hope that Lebanese people will learn to accept each other and live in perfect harmony. I know the grass is always greener on the other side, but I feel like I need an escape from the Lebanese mentality, it completely broke me.

What are my realistic options for emigration? I have a master’s degree, maybe a PhD program? Are there any affordable ones I can look into? For reference, I work as a full time accountant for a UAE based company. Willing to leave the job though if I can find something that would help me leave

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u/Third_Rice — 11 hours ago
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South Lebanon: Aboudi's a disabled survivor farewell to 11 of his family members killed by an Israeli airstrike

Aboudi is alone now ... he lost his mom dad siblings nephews and other family members.

u/Velvetcrow666 — 16 hours ago
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Israel striking paramedics in the town Deir Qanoun al-Nahr

5 martyrs (including two paramedics and a child) as a result of Israeli drone strikes that targeted Deir Qanoun al-Nahr.

u/No-Debt4738 — 16 hours ago

What're the common work hours in Leb?

Just started a new job and it's the first that goes from 9 to 6. Was just wondering what're the common work hours in Leb and from when to when do they start and finish.

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u/RandomLebanesePerson — 9 hours ago
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Khayye kif el mata3im w el small snacks ma betwaffe ma3on small burger bi 10$

Ma fine oul shi fine otbokh bel bayt w tkoun arkhas bas so2al 3anjad mhemm

Kilo el hamburger 3and el le7am bel mfarra2 18$ byejo shi 12-15 7abbe khaleya tkoun 1.28$/pc

Byerja3 3endak khebze pain d’or bi 0.4$/pc

Veggies bi 0.5$(heda eza karim)

Gas w kahrab w khbar la ya3mela let’s say 2$(ma3 enno akid a2al)

Jebne w bacon w khbar kamen 1$

Ye3ne total bayn el 5-5.5$ per pc

Khayye kif mesh mwafeyye eza howi el chef w ma fi employees w ma fi shi?

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u/Huge-Refrigerator95 — 13 hours ago

Our Constitution turns 100 today

On May 23rd, 1926, under the French mandate, the constitution was drafted with input from leading Lebanese figures and influenced by the French Third Republic. It established key principles of liberty, equality, and religious freedom, while also creating a political system that distributed representation and power based on religious affiliation.

The Lebanese Constitution was progressive for its time; it is a shame the country has not lived up to its tenets.

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u/Standard_Ad7704 — 7 hours ago
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Remembering Ali Hassan Jaber the Lebanese child killed in Yanouh massacre on 9 February 2026

Ali died along side his father Hassan jaber who were both civilians going back home after buying groceries from a bakery.

Israel claimed it was targeting a Hezbollah member in a car near them.

u/Velvetcrow666 — 20 hours ago

How to find a job as a teen ?

Ik this is prob an easy question but just askin like as a teen boy how can i find jobs like in a groccery store or in flalfel resturant , ik i prob should ask do yall hire right ? Thats the way ?

* i know prob a dumb question *

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u/External-College3442 — 13 hours ago

Hiking gear in lebanon

Anybody know a good place to get hiking gear in lebanon? I don't care if it's secondhand by hiking gear i mean boots, a good backpack, a jacket etc. Something other than Decathlon please don't tell me Decathlon has monopolized the hiking gear market in lebanon 😭

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u/Public-Bottle-1047 — 11 hours ago
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Any Lebanese in Australia? Need advice on Adelaide vs Perth for study and PR

Hey guys, especially any Lebanese living in Australia.

I’m currently looking into moving to Australia for my Master’s and honestly just wanted some real advice from people who’ve actually done it.

My background is in Business Management, and I’m mainly considering Supply Chain / Logistics or Business Analytics, probably in Adelaide or Perth. Long term, I’m hoping to build a stable career, get PR, and hopefully settle there.

I’d really appreciate hearing from Lebanese already in Australia:

Was it worth it?

Adelaide or Perth, which one would you choose and why?

How hard was it to find work after graduating?

Any universities you’d recommend or avoid?

Just trying to make the right move before investing a lot of money and taking this step. Any honest advice, even if it’s harsh, would really help. Thanks 🙏

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u/Fluid_Ingenuity5566 — 17 hours ago
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Did you know 3 continents have names from Phoenician language/mythology

-Asia is thought to come from a word meaning “east” or “sunrise,”

-Europe might come from a word meaning “west” or “sunset.”or from the Phoenician princess named Europa from Greek mythology.

-Africa might come from the Phoenician word “afar” meaning “dust”

It’s really unfortunate that our ancient history isn’t focused on as much as it should in our history curriculum, considering how impactful it was on world history

u/Nader_OwO — 20 hours ago
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The only survivor from the Deir Kanoun massacre by the Israelis, Abdallah Najdi a down syndrome individual

Fi anadil bl ba7er?

Anyone went to the beach recently and can tell us the situation of the beach, if there is anadil(jellyfish)?

Also, does anyone know when anadil are more likely to appear, I think I heard they appear when it’s hot, so now is not their season? Can someone please comfirm?

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u/Ok_Actuator_6948 — 20 hours ago