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That was Alessandro De Marchi Yeah, that sport can sometimes be cruel04-02-2026 13:13
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Sometimes me neither, honestly. My blabber is not that important01-02-2026 13:26
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Yeah, that's the way the world goes i am afraid. "Producing" "content" where there ain't content at all Edit: that's content creators the world is full with, not content producers. Just shows how disengaged old people are01-02-2026 10:52
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Denmark, in general, is a very good and peaceful place31-01-2026 08:05
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David Beckham? Victoria? And that was decades ago. The whole dynasty. Set an eye on the front page of the daily mail et al nowadays, and it seems there's nothing else going on in the entire universe. Had they been the same age, that would have made the media less interested I believe31-01-2026 08:04
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Odd enough. Welsford's 7 out of 13 victories came in TDU. Add two more in San Juan, Argentina a couple of years ago, two thirds of his victories came out in January23-01-2026 12:48
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Young Del Toro seem to have dealt with pressure exceptionally well last year. The Maglia Rosa lose last year was due to tactics, not pressure. It was a former young team mate of his (whose name rhymes with Caruso) who time and again didn't cope well. It's very reasonable to use Isaac as a super domestic for Tadej in TDF and avoid yet another leadership friction in the Giro. UAE team could have been honest about it, when the main reason is seemingly clear. Nothing wrong about it.08-01-2026 09:41
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You're very optimist thinking we can survive billions of years into the future. I believe we will self destruct in a few generations from now. As a side note, the sun is not massive enough to say goodbye as a supernova. It will sadly end it's life as a white dwarf (like most of us, humans)10-12-2025 13:20
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I can also make my humble contribution to that narrative: Once upon a time in Palestine =========================== The lands were inhabited by its indigenous people. They used to herd their camels in the great plains of Palestine. Led by their majestic leader Khal Yasser Arafat. They were known as noble, peaceful, gentle people. With raven feathers in their hair, song in hearts and explosive belts around their waists. Then cloud gathered, sky darkened, storm came. The Zionists fell upon them. Twisted minds with curly noses. Suddenly across the seas they came. Cheated them, betrayed them, enslaved them. They even took over the production of Fizzy Bubblech. Burned, tortured. Committed around 10,000 genocides each month. The Palestinians sobbed and whined. Legends say that their tears have replenished the barren sea of Galilee. Wonder how this has never turned into a movie. Maybe "Dances with Jihadists" with aging Kevin Costner as the main actor. Maybe it has something to do with those Jews controlling Hollywood. Seriously, the Cornish have a better claim about Cornwall against the Saxons and Normans. Which gives me an idea; Maybe next time the Tour of Britain features Cornwall I'll be heading south. Organize riots and attacks against INEOS riders, just because they are riding for a British team (Only joking course, I'll come and raise the colours)08-12-2025 21:57
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The "occupation" in Gaza had lasted from 1967 to 2005, making it at most two generations. The Hamas is a Jihad organization sworn to a holy war against Infidels whether they are Jews, Christian, Hindu or in worship of the flying spaghetti monster, even Muslims themselves. It is part of the global Muslim Brotherhood movement founded in Egypt almost 100 years ago (and banned since) which advocate an agenda to speared Islam across the world, educationally, financially, politically and finally if needed in violent manners. It's very vocal in Jordan and other places, and in ties power in Turkey and Qatar. They even don't acknowledge Jews right to have their own country and calls for their eradication (a view which is now popular and legitimate considered legitimate thanks to social media influence campaigns and others). Arabs in Israel have civil rights which you hardly can say about any other Muslim country in the world (as for discrimination, one can argue, as I've no idea). The fact the you cite Hamas cheap propaganda says maybe you are pro Hamas after all.07-12-2025 16:40