@JosephW82248789@t1shopgg As I was born in '92, I think I'll always be a kid. But no wonder why your ex leave you maybe a lack of "second-dregree-humour" ?
@ngtrtm@t1shopgg My normal sense is more "without him there would be no merch with the sixth star" so let him appear. But please teach me Sensei 🙏I don't know everything about this world
@Yasamaro_ZA@t1shopgg I didn't think it was like that. Since he was there at that moment, we can't brand him with merchandise that symbolizes that moment. If a footballer wins the World Cup in the same year he leave the team, he does not have his name on merch?
@TonnnyFCB@t1shopgg No need to call me retard for a joke. I don't know the legal details, but he's part of this victory, and I find it hard to accept that his name can't appear on T-shirts from the period when he was part of the team
@T1LoL Win of game 5 in quarterfinals 🥹 This BO was emotional and share that with people at viewing party gonna be in my heart for a while
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@chovygoat Glad to see guys saying 'he's right.' If you want to keep talking about things you don’t actually know, just keep it about LoL and leave women alone.
@matth_fretek@SpectateursFr Au passage vis en Thaïlande. Les tweets sont trop limité pour étayer mon avis à ce sujet (je parles en terme de nombre de caractères, je ne dis pas que le tweets sont des cas sociaux. T'entends.) Mais oui, ici la paix est réelle est bien gardée.
@matth_fretek@SpectateursFr Je ne vois pas en quoi je proclame une supériorité intellectuelle personnelle dans mon propos. De plus je n'y fais aucun trait d'humour. Aussi je trouve ça déplacé que tu parles de "cas sociaux" quand je parle de "limite". Donc t'es gentil Jean Twitter mais va rager ailleurs.