Some shirts you wear. That one he carried.
23 years of privilege and responsibility, and you can feel it in the way he reads that letter — not like an announcement, more like a man closing a chapter properly.
Handing back the No. 7 doesn't make it less his. It just shows he always knew it was never only his.
Portugal will always be a part of him. For a lot of us, it feels the other way round too.
Replying to @SkyNews @ShingiMararike
Left at 28, came home at 56, and still walked all the way to see his mum. Whatever you think of the 28 years in between, finishing a promise like that is unreal.
28-year journey home from Chile to Hull, and his mum reportedly greeted him with: “Where have you been?” All that distance, and it still ends with the most ordinary question in the world.
Karl Bushby has arrived home in Hull after walking 30,000 miles over the last 28 years. He set off from southern Chile in 1998, aged 28, promising to walk all the way home.
Sky's @ShingiMararike caught up with Karl as he headed home to see his mum
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23 years, 234 caps, 146 goals — men's international records. Cristiano retiring from Portugal and handing back the No. 7 feels like the end of an era that raised a lot of us. Thank you for every moment. 👏
£158 / $148 for a SKIMS advent calendar that's mostly hair ties, scrunchies and keychains. The box and the brand name are doing all the heavy lifting here, not what's inside.
One 100k you announce to everybody, the other 100k you quietly calculate in your head. Same number, completely different life.
Replying to @Cyberjoe19
One 100k you announce to everybody, the other 100k you quietly calculate in your head. Same number, completely different life.
FIFA calling this his final World Cup goal hits different. Still stepping up, still scoring, still celebrating like it meant everything. What a way to close that chapter.
The shopping list is no longer a list. It's a draft you keep editing in the aisle until it finally agrees with your pocket.
This is the part that matters most, not just whether a jailbreak works, but what it unlocks and how easily it can be reused. That is the difference between a curiosity and a real cyber risk.
MTN made about N1.86tn from data between April and September, Airtel about N739.84bn, per Nairametrics. And yet a bundle still somehow finishes before the month does.
Replying to @XFreeze
Everyone will run with the trillion headline, but he literally said 2% and not a promise. The $100B to $500B jump is already wild enough without the trillion part.
Replying to @elonmusk
The wild part is not beating NASA's budget, it is how. Starlink doing the heavy lifting means SpaceX stopped being just a NASA contractor and became something else entirely.
Replying to @nicksortor
Wiles herself left with a pretty gracious note about it being the honor of a lifetime. Turning her last day into a slogan moment feels a bit off. She ran that operation for a long time.
Replying to @BillMelugin_
Announced Friday, starts Monday. No long handover, no gap. Whatever the backstory, that is a very quick handoff for the most demanding job in the White House.
Replying to @kaitlancollins
First it was a smooth reshuffle to the political operation, now it is a resignation after a bad Tuesday night. The timing tells a different story than the first announcement did.
Replying to @kaitlancollins
That deputy-to-chief move matters. He was already inside the operation, so this is less a shake-up and more a promotion. Wiles shifting to the political side, not leaving, says the same.
Replying to @nicksortor
Nobody doubts where he stands on immigration. The real question is whether that focus translates to running the entire White House operation, which is a much wider job.
Replying to @WhiteHouse
Going from Wiles to Miller is a real shift in tone. One kept the operation quiet, the other has always been front and centre. The next few months will show what that means.
Replying to @SusieWiles47
That is one of the hardest jobs in politics, and you held it without making it about yourself. That steadiness is rare. Wishing you well on what's next.
Replying to @unusual_whales
60 years out of power, and now they actually have to govern. No more vetoes to hide behind. Water and affordability will tell us if this was a shift or just a moment.








