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PeterMcMac retweeted
When they have spares for everything
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PeterMcMac retweeted
This is what Australians think of Halloween.
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Canadians, it is time to embrace your European roots. 😉🇨🇦🇪🇺
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New ad by the Norwegian Consumer Council about the declining lifespan of products.
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Replying to @Gerashchenko_en
Telerussians say bye bye
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PeterMcMac retweeted
Here is my best tip on how to deal with clothing stains: Certain stains, such as those from pizza drippings or spaghetti sauce, are humiliating, as they suggest you're a little baby who doesn't know how they feed themselves. Other stains, such as those from changing engine oil in your car, are ennobling, as they suggest you're a self-reliant person who knows how to do things. Thus, cover all your humiliating stains with ennobling stains. If you have spaghetti sauce on your shirt, cover it in used engine oil.
Best stain remover, by far, is a dab of Dawn dish soap gently worked into the stain.
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Replying to @front_ukrainian
Sorry, not sorry - Slava Ukraine!
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PeterMcMac retweeted
We are buried beneath the weight of information, which is being confused with knowledge; quantity is being confused with abundance and wealth with happiness. We are monkeys with money and guns. Tom Waits
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PeterMcMac retweeted
A guy worked as an Apple Store Genius for 5 years. He repaired over 10,000 iPhones. He taught over 15,000 customers how to use them. He said the same thing happened every single day: a customer would hand him a $1,200 iPhone, and he'd realize they were using it like a $200 phone from 2014. "The iPhone has a built-in document scanner, a password manager, a sign language interpreter, a live translation system that works in real-time conversations, a sound recognition engine that alerts deaf users when a doorbell rings or a baby cries, a satellite emergency system that works with zero cell signal, a car crash detector, a text extraction tool that reads words from any photo, a background noise canceler for phone calls, and a health monitoring system that tracks everything from walking steadiness to hearing levels. Most people use it for texts, calls, Instagram, and a camera. That's a $1,200 computer running 5 apps." He said Apple adds 50–100 new features with every major iOS update and never tells you about most of them. They're buried in Settings, hidden behind gestures, or tucked inside apps you've never opened. "Apple builds the most powerful consumer device on earth. Then they ship it with a 2-minute setup wizard and hope you figure the rest out yourself. You won't. Nobody does." Here are the 11 things he showed every customer:
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Never seen someone NOT get kicked in the ankle or shin, then initially grab the quad on the wrong leg. Incredible stuff from peepaw Kane.
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Describe the Norway 🇳🇴 - England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 match with one image:
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PeterMcMac retweeted
🇳🇴💔 NORWAY, YOU WON THE WORLD! Talke about a tournament to remember! From a nation of just 5,5 million, Norway fans completely took over, bringing pure joy and endless energy to the stadium! 🚣 This squad made HISTORY be reaching their first-ever quarterfinal! From stunning Brazil to rocking the iconic Viking Row, they proved they belong on the biggest stage. England may have stopped the run, but they couldn’t stop the pride. Heads held high, Vikings, you were unforgettable. 👏
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Don’t forget mr. Anderson
🤖 Made with AI
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PeterMcMac retweeted
This is spot on. Stop all the gaslighting telling us what we all saw with our eyes didn't happen. xitter.gq/i/status/2076398836935…
You can't possibly defend the treatment of Norway here. Anderson is pest and clearly dives. He's airborne here. Everyone is looking at the ball except Anderson, who is looking at the ref because that is the game he is playing.
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England has officially claimed the title of football's biggest diving nation. The Brazilians, Spaniards, and Italians can't even compete with Kane, Anderson, and the rest. Absolutely embarrassing.
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PeterMcMac retweeted
And the 2026 Oscar goes to....
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Last night, the whole of Scotland was Norwegian. When our own World Cup journey ended as it always does so early , we looked for a team to carry our hopes a little further. It didn’t take long to find one. A proud country of just over 6 million people, fiercely loyal to its identity, passionate about football and stubbornly determined never to give up. Sound familiar? Norway and Scotland are cut from the same cloth. North Sea neighbours with similar populations, similar DNA, the same passion, the same heart and the same unwavering belief that representing your country means far more than what happens during 90 minutes. Although, let’s be completely honest; your players are much, much more gifted than ours! 😂 You have extraordinary footballers capable of producing moments that most of us Scots can only dream about. Yet alongside all that talent, we saw something deeply familiar; the fight, togetherness, resilience and refusal to stop believing until the final whistle. That’s why so many Scots adopted Norway. We recognised ourselves in your spirit, even if the quality on the pitch was several levels above what we’re accustomed to! We also recognised ourselves in your magnificent supporters. The Norwegian fans were one of the great sights and sounds of this World Cup. Everywhere you travelled, you brought Norway alive. The flags, colour, singing, noise and unmistakable pride followed your team across America. You didn’t simply attend the tournament — you became part of its story. Like the Tartan Army, you showed that a nation doesn’t need to be the biggest to leave an unforgettable impression. Your players carried Norway onto the pitch, but your supporters carried Norway through the streets, cities and stadiums. Together, you made people notice, listen and fall a little bit in love with your country. We were all glued to our televisions last night, willing every tackle, every run and every attack. We know how much this hurts because we’ve lived that heartbreak ourselves more times than we care to remember. The dream was so close you could almost reach out and touch it. You faced one of the tournament favourites and threw absolutely everything at them in relentless heat. We know just how brutal those conditions were because Scotland played in that very stadium only a few weeks ago. Nobody could ever question your courage, effort, ability or spirit. The result won’t ease the pain today, and probably not for quite some time. But eventually, we hope the heartbreak gives way to enormous pride. You reached a World Cup quarter-final. You beat Brazil. You captured the imagination of football supporters far beyond Norway. Your immensely talented players were wonderful ambassadors, while your incredible fans brought Norway alive throughout the tournament. So, from your friends across the North Sea: thank you. The whole of 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 was behind you. We hurt with you today, but we celebrate you too. Hold your heads high, Norway. Your players and supporters made your country proud and you made a great many Scots proud as well. 🇳🇴❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🚣🚣🚣🚣 #HeiaNorge #Norge #FIFAWorldCup @Norge @herrelandslag
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