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I did it,
Someone (probably on 4chan/sp) paid Big Man Tyrone to laugh at Tottenham, and I saved the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZu2nfdnFFs
I thought it is appropriate for the occasion
micnd90
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Grass/Fairy is a decent type, Tapu Bulu showed this. It is indeed awkward, but as Tyranitar shows, it's about having enough resistances to enter the field. Grass/Fairy has all the relevant resistances to Water, Fighting, Dark, Ground, Electric. Also Mega Stone cannot be Knock Off'd. Then it can boost to +2 on switch in and fire away hard hitting attacks. Fairy/Fire/Grass is a really good coverage, Mega Meganium can even drop the Grass attack for Synthesis to heal 2/3rd HP or Knock Off for mixed attack and utility because Growth boost both Atk and SpA. Fairy/Fire/Dark hits the whole roster for at least neutral damage. Any Fire pokemon coming in will hate getting Knock'd Off because they are weak to Stealth Rocks.
I'd say it'll be at least UU viable.
Imagine being that Israeli border patrol agent, freed from Hamas just to watch your club gets relegated under Adolf Hütter
Sorry can't archive.is rolling breaking news. Here's the short article anyway
Workers and firefighters at an apartment building hit by U.S.-Israeli airstrikes in Tehran on Monday. Credit...Arash Khamooshi for The New York Times
With the growing potential for talks between the United States and Iran, the Israeli military is striking as many key targets as it can, concerned the war could soon be brought to a halt, two senior Israeli officials and two people briefed on the matter said.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered that every effort be made over the next 48 hours to destroy as much as possible of the Iranian arms industry, according to the two officials.
The order came after Mr. Netanyahu’s government obtained a copy of a U.S.-drafted, 15-point plan to end the war, which had been sent to Iran, the officials said, one of whom was present at meetings at which it was discussed.
The haste — and Thursday’s deadline — reflected a concern in the Israeli government that President Trump could announce peace talks at any moment, the officials and the two people briefed on the matter said. All spoke on the condition anonymity to discuss sensitive matters of national security.
The Trump administration has not confirmed or denied the existence of a plan, or whether such a plan has been passed to Iran.
Israel is acutely concerned about the possibility of a deal when it has yet to fulfill its key war aims. Those aims are eliminating Iran’s ballistic-missile threat, ensuring Iran cannot develop a nuclear weapon and creating the conditions under which the Iranian people could rise up against their government.
“If you do not obtain the three objectives, you will not be able to end the war,” Boaz Bismuth, a member of Mr. Netanyahu’s party and chairman of the foreign affairs and defense committee in Parliament, said in an interview.
Though the U.S. plan was highly general in its terms, with much still to be determined, it was detailed enough to alarm Mr. Netanyahu, his staff and Israel’s defense chiefs, the officials said. The Israeli government believed the plan did not ensure that Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic-missile capabilities would be sufficiently curbed.
Mr. Netanyahu gave the order to accelerate airstrikes in Iran at a tense meeting on Tuesday, deep underground in the bowels of Israel’s Tel Aviv military headquarters. It followed briefings by top commanders, including the heads of the air force and of military intelligence, on what targets could still be struck, the two officials said.
People's Comissar Rachel Anne Accurso
An opposing Mega Meganium would utterly wall and murder your rain team with single charge solar beam
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After 27 years of disrespect, the Chikorita/Bayleaf/Meganium line finally gain a good Ability
(hexbear.net)
Growth will give (+2 instead of +1) for both Atk and SpA, Synthesis will heal 2/3rd total health, Solar Beam will need no charge turn and Weather Ball will permanently have Fire coverage
It is praxis to signal boost Charlie Kirk conspiracies and fracture the chud alliance
Remember diet soda can be worse than regular soda. Diet Republicans can also be worse than Republicans
The only problem was that there were not enough shots of American players and fans in tears, both during the live broadcast and media coverage afterwards.
JFK struck by bullets, FBI said
Faycal Manz arrived in New York City ready for fun. A tourist from Schemmerhofen, a town in southern Germany, he booked a hotel room in Times Square, a neighborhood that appeals to many fun-seeking tourists. And he planned to visit the U.S. Open, an event that pretty much everyone enjoys.
But the trip, by any measure, was a fiasco.
The harms Mr. Manz experienced during his short stay in August 2024 were numerous and varied, he would later write. He became nauseated and developed diarrhea and blisters on his tongue after taking a single bite of a taco. And he was ignored and discriminated against as a German, causing him such emotional trauma that he sought the care of a psychotherapist. When he returned to Germany, Mr. Manz filed three lawsuits — including two in federal court — related to his six-day trip.
The defendants included the New York Police Department, Walmart and a chain of taco restaurants. Mr. Manz demanded $20.1 million in damages.
All the defendants described Mr. Manz’s claims as unfounded, and asked for the lawsuits to be dismissed. The judges agreed. Responding to one suit, in which Mr. Manz sued Walmart for discrimination because he was unable to connect his German cellphone to a store’s Wi-Fi network, a federal judge ruled that Mr. Manz “could have obtained a U.S. mobile number to access Walmart’s Wi-Fi services at any time.”
Mr. Manz, an engineer and a part-time law student, filed all three suits without legal representation. He did not respond to an email seeking comment. His lawsuits were first reported by Gothamist.
Schemmerhofen is a hilly town of about 8,800 people 60 miles southeast of Stuttgart. Locals seeking international flavor in Schemmerhofen might try Canucks Braukunst, a Canadian-themed brewery known for its pulled-pork hamburgers, according to a food review website.
When Mr. Manz arrived in New York in 2024, he was excited to try something new. He walked into the Times Square outpost of Los Tacos No. 1 on 43rd Street and ordered three tacos.
“Because this taco experience was too special for me, I made several pictures and videos of the received food,” he would later write.
He poured salsa onto the tacos, and began to eat. This did not go well.
“My tongue and mouth were burning immediately,” Mr. Manz wrote, and “my Apple Watch registered at this time a higher pulse.”
His symptoms worsened to include gastrointestinal and emotional distress, he said. In a lawsuit he later filed in federal court in the Southern District of New York, Mr. Manz described the restaurant’s liability as a “failure to warn” customers of its hot salsa. He sought relief in the form of $100,000.
Los Tacos No. 1, which operates 10 restaurants in Manhattan, did not respond to a request for comment. In court documents, the company said that any discomfort Mr. Manz experienced was caused by his “own culpable conduct, carelessness, recklessness and negligence.”
Judge Dale E. Ho ruled against Mr. Manz, finding that he had “failed to state a claim that Los Tacos negligently served excessively spicy salsa.”
After the taco debacle, Mr. Manz spent four days in the United States without known incident. Then, at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 29, he tried to use his phone inside the Walmart Supercenter in Secaucus, N.J.
He failed. This was a bummer of extreme proportions.
“The incident caused a big emotional negative impact,” Mr. Manz later wrote in his lawsuit, causing flashbacks to acts of discrimination he had suffered in school and at work, he wrote.
Mr. Manz sued Walmart for $10 million. Responding to a request for comment, a spokeswoman referred to Walmart’s Wi-Fi policy, which states that the company is not responsible for service interruptions.
Walmart filed a motion to dismiss the suit, and a federal judge in New Jersey agreed, arguing in part that a person with a German phone is not a member of a protected class under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Hours after the Wi-Fi imbroglio, Mr. Manz found himself in further distress. At 8 p.m., he later said, he saw two men assaulting a homeless person near Times Square. Mr. Manz called 911 and described his location, he said, but the dispatcher required a street address, which Mr. Manz had trouble finding. Police officers eventually arrived, Mr. Manz said, but they refused to take his statement or investigate because the assailants had fled.
The officers’ disregard gave him “insomnia and intrusive flashbacks,” Mr. Manz would write, and his doctor “diagnosed him with psychosomatic and post-traumatic symptoms.”
Again, he sought $10 million in damages. Again the defendant said that the only person responsible for Mr. Manz’s suffering was Mr. Manz. He “knew or should have known in the exercise of due/reasonable care of the risks and dangers” involved, the Police Department said in a court response. This week, Mr. Manz dropped his lawsuit.
Despite the litigious fruits of his time in America, Mr. Manz said in the suits that he really did try to have fun here. Unfortunately, his painful salsa experience caused a loss “of enjoyment during my very short trip.”
Jimmy Carter sold his peanut farm when he became president, and had to go in debt spending all the money he earned being president to buy back his peanut farm after his one term presidency. What a fucking loser.
Am I out of touch?
No, it's the children who are wrong
What kind of neurodivergence is this? Youtube has brainrotted my brain. She does look like a Grace Randolph though.
Search your feelings Luke, you know it's true
Totnum LOL
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TSA ain't so hot either, they harassed billions of people, make airports miserable, and literally caught 0 terrorists. The underwear bomber and shoe bomber both made it to their planes. Go find a real job or just volunteer at your local nonprofit