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Very strange that South Africa want to host the Olympics one day when you can't even pay your Olympic athletes 🤯
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I’d love to meet whoever picks the shipping boxes at Amazon.
One tube of mascara? Sure, let’s put it in that giant box we were saving for a refrigerator.
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Once I had to spend my own money, I realized that my mom was right.
We do have food at home...
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Yip we far from home, but we can always we feel you 🇿🇦. Go to the link below and send us a message or video or whatever. Will make sure the boys get to see it on this side 💙🇿🇦. messagesfromhome.net
Brenda retweeted
If out Olympians are not getting the support they need, imagine our artists and cultural centres at grassroots level. Our development programs. We're only going to see the full impact in a few years.
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I think we all deserve a timeline cleanser!
(The cubs playing/learning how to pounce/hunt)
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Five-year-old Warren Bernard reaches for his father’s hand as the British Columbia Regiment marches through New Westminster on October 1, 1940, during the Second World War. The photograph became known as “Wait for Me, Daddy.” His father, Jack Bernard, returned home safely five years later.
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I have an album on my phone called “Margo Leadbetter’s apprenticeships” which is just photos of my cat with various tradespeople
Brenda retweeted
The intellectual gymnastics are exhausting. Tatjana raises serious concerns about athlete support, and suddenly we’re policing her passport. Dual citizenship isn’t exclusive to white South Africans, although access is unequal. Why isn’t this outrage directed at those failing our athletes?
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I’ve been intentionally avoiding this whole Diwali discourse that’s been going on but I just want to say that this is South Africa. Since WHEN have we displayed so much religious intolerance? First it was Islamophobia now this. Our diversity is literally our hallmark
Brenda retweeted
I'm having milk and a cookie. I ate my cookie and still had a lot of milk left, so I had to have another cookie, but now I don't have enough milk, so I need more milk. It's a vicious cycle.
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"Daddy, do they stop making atom bombs for two minutes on Armistice Day?" Cartoon by Giles, Sunday 9th November 1947 - Sunday Express
[seen elsewhere]
Brenda retweeted
half the replies on here now are just AI bots rephrasing what you posted. it's a shame because twitter's reply section used to be a modern-day salon where great minds once gathered to exchange ideas in good faith and advance the human condition


































