Helge Heimdall

Son of Magnus the Lawmender, King Magnus IV of Norway (1263-1280).

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@ForzaHorizon Thank you for fixing the bug 🥰

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@ForzaHorizon It started with 10 players after 10 minutes.!

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@ForzaHorizon It's not just that we have to wait 10 long minutes before it starts, there are few who actively participate.
You need to fix the bug ASAP.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Porsche has shocked the automotive world by patenting an 18-cylinder internal combustion engine—a monstrous engineering concept unlike anything seen in modern cars.

At a time when most automakers are shifting to electric vehicles, Porsche is proving that mechanical power still has a future.

This engine is rumored to deliver unheard levels of torque and horsepower, making it suitable not just for hypercars, but also aerospace and high-performance racing. The patent drawings show a compact radial layout designed to reduce vibration and perfect fuel-air balance even at extreme RPMs.

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@Rainmaker1973 Her name is Tove Stryke.
Iselin Solheim was uncredited, that is true.

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

Any Doomsday Climate Alarmists out there able to explain how the Global Temperature have always been much higher than today, without Humans contributing 3% to the over 0.04% Co2 in the Atmosphere.?
Thought not.

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

2, 8, 12, 14 & 18.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

Wow one of the best series of experiments ever - why don’t they teach this and now imagine what Tech the Government has….

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@kenzoparfums Scent of the day 🥰

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@ForzaHorizon I have an important question for @ForzaHorizon regarding Speed Traps.
I searched Tuning Setups for several cars on this list, no one is close to 600 km/h.
I have the highest speed of my friends on this Speed Trap at 444 km/h (Gemera).
Are there SO many cheaters in FH6.? 🤬

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

100% true ❤️

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Born without her left forearm and hand, Carson Pickett never let her limb difference define her.

Years later, she would go on to represent the United States Women’s National Team and inspire millions around the world with her remarkable journey.

From a young age, Carson often felt out of place. She faced curious stares, awkward questions, and moments of self-doubt. But on the soccer field, everything changed. At just five years old, she fell in love with the game and discovered where she truly belonged.

While others saw what she lacked, Carson focused on what she could do, and she did it exceptionally well. Through relentless training and determination, she became a standout player. In high school, she helped lead her team to state championships.

At Florida State University, she excelled as one of the top college players. In 2016, she was selected high in the National Women’s Soccer League draft and quickly established herself as one of the league’s elite defenders.

Then, on June 29, 2022, Carson made history. She became the first player with a limb difference to ever play for the U.S. Women’s National Team.

One of her most powerful moments came off the field, when a viral photo captured her sharing a joyful arm bump with a young boy named Joseph, who was born with a similar limb difference. In that single image, she became a beacon of hope, representation, and possibility for countless others.

Carson has said she wished she had seen someone like herself when she was growing up. Today, she is that person for so many.

Her story is not just about overcoming obstacles, it’s about chasing excellence, refusing to be limited by doubt, and proving that greatness comes from heart, hard work, and determination. Different doesn’t mean less. It simply means uniquely powerful.

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

Scent of the day thanks to @Prada Paradigme and @fragrantica 😎

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@khnh80044 The Platters - Only You.
Roy Orbison and Freddy Mercury has their own version of Only You.
Freddy Mercury's version of The Great Pretender might be better than the Platters, each is very high on my list of beautiful songs.

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

@Old_But_Gold50s Johann Strauss - Radetzky March 🥰

[Helge Heimdall @Buldrekukk]

My scent of the day, thanks to:
@kenzoparfums @kenzo @LVMH @Fragrantica