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Joined May 2009
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One must see the edge to know the middle.
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A Japanese man says he escaped a sinking car by remembering a tip from Detective Conan. His car was hit and went into a river after another driver reversed near a cemetery. For the first 20 seconds he thought he was going to die, then a scene from episode 1078 flashed through his mind. He waited for the cabin to fill so the pressure equalized, pushed the door open, and swam out. A nearby resident helped him onto the bank. He wrote that he “can’t thank the creator of Conan enough.”
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gw bilang jg apa
orang2 twitter ini adalah salah satu bukti nyata dampak negatif dari westernisasi kayak yg pernah gw pelajari pas SMA
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You know a nigga going through shit when he start appreciating sunsets,fresh air and a walk
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“To crave the result but not the process is to guarantee disappointment”
This line from Atomic Habits isn't ready to leave my head: "It doesn't make sense to continue wanting something if you're not willing to do what it takes to get it. If you don't want to live the lifestyle, then release yourself from the desire. To crave the result but not the process is to guarantee disappointment."
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Every time someone visits me in NYC, I do more in two days than I did the entire month before they got here.
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never seen a population that loves waiting in line as much as new yorkers. what gives
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if you lived in nyc anytime before 2020 the only place you would see a line is to get into a night club or lounge. there's perhaps no better physical representation of the tik-tokification of the world than this right now.
never seen a population that loves waiting in line as much as new yorkers. what gives
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"addiction is proof that you are capable of intense devotion, you're just serving a false god"
Addiction is proof that you are capable of intense devotion, you're just serving a false god.
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This PhD stipend conversation is interesting, but everyone talking about their experiences 20+ years ago is acting as if the academic job market also hasn’t changed. It makes sense that students require higher pay now as the odds of landing the fancy academic job are much lower.
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What surprised me when I actually got rich
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Last warm weekend in NYC.
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❤️ José Mourinho on Sir Alex Ferguson: “Sir Alex was always OUR boss - the boss of EVERY coach”. “His greatest contribution to Man United? I think HE IS Manchester United”.
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Famous faces pay tribute to Sir Alex on his 40th anniversary ❤️
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🚨🚨Sir Alex Ferguson shares how Cristiano Ronaldo called him first to reveal his decision to retire from international football: 🗣️ Sir Alex: “When Cristiano’s name appeared on my phone, I answered the way I usually do. ‘How many have you scored now?’ Normally, he laughs straight away. This time, he said, ‘Boss, I need to tell you something.’ So I put the television on mute. ‘I’ve decided to finish with Portugal. Before the announcement, before everybody starts talking, I wanted you to hear it from me first.’ I let him speak. He spoke about the shirt. His family. How long he had been carrying this decision around. Then he asked me something that caught me off guard. ‘Do you think it’s the right time?’ Even after everything he has achieved, he still wanted his old manager’s opinion. That meant a great deal to me. I said, ‘Cristiano, I can help you with a lot of things. Knowing when you’re ready to take that shirt off has to come from you.’ He told me he felt ready. But I could hear how much it hurt. You spend your whole life fighting to get into that team. Nobody prepares you for the day you have to leave it. I asked him, ‘Have you thought about what you’re leaving behind?’ He started talking about the goals. I interrupted him. ‘Think a little harder, son.’ Think about the children who wore your name on their backs before they could properly spell it. Think about the families who gathered around a television because you were playing. Think about how many young Portuguese players walked into a dressing room, saw you sitting there, and suddenly stood a little taller. You gave that country someone to believe in for years. Through disappointment, through criticism, through nights when the whole world seemed to be watching your next touch. You kept coming back. Portugal will have wonderful players after you. I hope they do. You hope they do. But every one of them will grow up knowing what Cristiano Ronaldo did in that shirt. That belongs to you forever. There was a little silence. Then he said, ‘Thank you, boss. I needed to hear that.’ I gave him a moment. Then I said, ‘Right. Now, let’s make sure we understand each other.’ ‘About what?’ ‘This retirement business. You’re talking about Portugal.’ He started laughing. He knew where I was going. ‘There’s still the small matter of a thousand goals.’ ‘You haven’t forgotten?’ ‘Forgotten? I’m expecting you to finish the job.’ I told him, ‘You can have your farewell with Portugal. You can cry, exchange shirts, wave to the crowd. You’ve earned every second of that. But you’re not putting those boots away until you’ve scored a thousand.’ He laughed properly then. And suddenly I could hear the young lad again. The one who always thought there was another goal in him, even when I was pointing at the bench. ‘Still giving me orders, boss?’ ‘Apparently somebody has to.’ Before we hung up, I told him how proud I was. I wanted him to hear those words clearly. Then I added one final instruction. ‘When that thousandth goal goes in, I expect another phone call.’ ‘You’ll get it, boss.’ He said I told him he has to win the bloody match as well.’”
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🚨🗣 UFC Legend Khabib on Cristiano Ronaldo’s international retirement: “When you give everything, you eventually become unwanted. There are the greats, and then there are the greatest of all time. Ronaldo belongs among the greatest of the greatest, and at that level, people struggle to understand the mentality of such giants. What he has given to football cannot be described in a single word, just as the way the clubs he gave everything to have treated him cannot be put into words.” Greatness appreciates greatness. 🐐🤝
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Messi & Ronaldo fans thoughts on this
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"If they want to do schoolyard politics, all right, let’s throw down," –Senator-Elect @AbdulElSayed on being called cocky.
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remembering bourdain’s disgust for people like her in singapore
NRI feminist discovers that washing her own toilet is the greatest systemic oppression known to mankind
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It's not hard to see why James Talarico pulled off a landslide as a Democrat in Texas. Just look at his campaign materials. S-tier operation.
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