mrsfrancon @linerox

a prophet and a pusher, partly truth partly fiction, walking contradiction. Joined January 2009

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Bambulu @Bqmbulu

19 hours ago

Albert Einstein was right when he said, “The thing about smart people is they seem weird to dumb people.”

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soup🍓 @thrluv

a day ago

instead of "sugar, spice & everything nice" i was made with "salt, defiance & extreme noncompliance"

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pingu @pingu4ll

14 hours ago

denying eye contact is a form of spiritual protection

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Leo @leo_osn5

a day ago

Cuando digo "si mal no recuerdo" o "si no me equivoco", solo estoy siendo amable a la hora de tener razón. Ni recuerdo mal, ni me equivoco.

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Anarch97 @anarch97

14 hours ago

‘Life’ stopped existing about 4 years ago. We need a better word for the collective fugue we’re all in

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DataFut @DataFutebol

a day ago

O gol mais bonito na história do futebol: Seleção Brasileira, 1970.

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lusso @luusssso

18 hours ago

A thread of every official World Cup poster from 1930-2026 There are some real gems in here

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Marco Neves @marconeves

22 hours ago

6 palavras com origens surpreendentes #português #línguas

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mrsfrancon @linerox

17 hours ago

@HistoriaNoPaint Bahahahahahahahhahaha morri

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mrsfrancon @linerox

20 hours ago

@agropirigotica @lacanparabbs Ahhahahahahahhahahaha ri alto obrigada

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miss worm @missus_wormy

2 days ago

there is no glory in suffering you honestly just need to get over it

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If he hadn’t been persecuted to death by his government, he could well have lived long enough to witness much of the computer revolution. At age 57 he would’ve seen Apollo 11 land on the Moon, using the most advanced computers of the time At age 69 he would’ve seen the release of the IBM PC In his 80s he would’ve seen the dot com bubble. If he made it to 95, he might have been there when Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone.

Veterans’ Foundation @VeteransFdn

2 days ago

Today, we remember Alan Turing, who died on 7 June 1954. A mathematician, codebreaker and pioneer of modern computing, Turing's work helped shorten the Second World War and laid the foundations for technologies that shape our lives today. For decades, his achievements went