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I just don't understand man, how can Germany be THIS ruthless? Like they don't even care who's their opponent, they just keep scoring and scoring. Is it in their blood?
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Lotta maternity wards are gonna be busy ~9 months from now in NYC
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There is such a gap between the US and Iranian descriptions of what has been agreed to that the only thing that makes sense is to ignore all the noise until we actually know the facts and to focus on the Knicks in the meantime.
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Objectively a hilarious thing to do
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telemundo commentators pronouncing THE FUCK out of the Korean players' name
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USA to Paraguay
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vai se foder paraguai
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Los yanquis aprendieron a jugar al soccer
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This is what France was afraid of in the 50s.
🗣️ “I want to say thank you to Algeria for choosing Lawrence, Kansas.” 🇺🇸 The locals in USA are all getting behind Algeria. 🇩🇿
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There is a non-zero chance this will affect long term American foreign policy in North Africa btw
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🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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It's not our fault that we respond to foreigners expressing interest in our country by reacting with something other than sneering contempt
I'm sorry to be that guy, but on some level you all know these World Cup German tourists are pretending to find America super awesome for the clicks, right? Like, I just saw one of them pretending she just experienced plane wi fi for the first time....
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🚨BREAKING🚨 Zohran Mamdani is forcing New Yorkers to play Deep Stone Crypt with him. "I still don't have the Heritage pattern"
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My mayor is Muslim, my pizza is Italian, I’d kill myself before cheating on Megan Thee Stallion
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ooh look at me im a new yorker while every other major city is suffering we broke the curse donald trump cast upon us in game 3 sheerly through the power of mamdani and friendship man fuck you
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knicks are playing like the space jam aliens got to them
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Not Overheard at the Pentagon (b/c I am not allowed to go there anymore), from GWOT vet in response to the proposed Global War on Terror war memorial, unveiled today: "My idea was to have an eternal flame at the bottom of a big hole that you could just throw money at. That would reenact the war for me."
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Destiny was always this exact mix of technical tradeoffs, cost constraints, and technical marvels all coexisting at once. When people say they wish some perfect version would emerge that only had the good and not the bad I know I can simply ignore them.
Replying to @o_sneedy
Yea agree. There were debates early on as to whether we would use a more open world approach to level design (kinda like fallout/oblivion), but the matchmaking system (for the most part) required us to build these contained areas (bubbles). So it pushed the level design into this compartmentalized layout. Some of these debates caused massive fracturing in the team that were never recovered from. I'm not even saying it was "the wrong choice" but it marked a point with two very different roadmaps forward as to what kind of game Destiny would become. This was particularly painful when at E3 is was stated "See all that world over there, you can explore it all" and many of us cringed knowing it wasn't true.
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