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FootballとOld Rockを愛するアラカンジジイ。全然知らない人にもなれなれしく話しかけますが「FF外から…」みたいなのは面倒なので書きません(^o^;)。一度も行ったこともないくせに秋田県に興味があり日々研究中の自称秋田ウォッチャー。大館に行きたい。

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@V9PTWABmg561783 @bunbunhallobuns @Sankei_news 8787万円を13で割ると、ひとり約676万円！

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@fubukihime2022 そ〜れゆけキャプテ〜ン
ウルトラ〜♪

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AI生成でした…(-_-;)

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これはAI生成では無いらしいよ♥

[★彡 𝓐𝓵𝓲𝓬𝓲𝓪 彡★ @AmordAlma_]

First time I've seen a bird throwing a tantrum🙆🏻‍♀️😅

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@ONRYOUonsen よろしくお願いします。

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VIVANTで核融合の話が出てきたけど、具体的には核融合による「発電技術」が確立したら、水を原料とした究極のクリーン発電が可能になるということ。最終的に発電コストは無料に近づくと言われていて、いろんな意味で世界にとてつもないパラダイムシフトが起きるという話。
#VIVANT
#核融合

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@TheExtremeMusi1 Certainly, yes.

[catrin @catrinavfc]

suzuki 🥹🥹💘💘💘 love him

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Beautiful ♥

[Isaac Blues @i_danieall]

Harmony...
Try this

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

We are dealing with some seriously twisted people.

From a Canadian perspective, I have to say: this is not normal.

Look at what is being put out through official U.S. government channels. One picture was posted by the White House. Another came from the U.S. Department of the Interior press. These aren’t random people on the internet. These are official institutions of the United States government, speaking to the world on behalf of the American state.

And as a Canadian, I find that deeply disturbing. Because the whole world is watching this. Not just Canadians. Not just Americans.

All of us.

People around the world are watching how the United States chooses to use its enormous political power, its influence, and its institutions.

I don’t believe I’ve ever seen another country engage in this kind of openly vindictive rhetoric in quite this way. Not Russia. Not China. Not even North Korea.

For generations, Canadians have looked to the United States as our closest neighbour, our largest trading partner, and one of the world’s most influential democracies. We may disagree with American governments, and Canadians certainly have plenty of opinions about American politics, but there has always been an expectation that, beneath the political battles, there was a certain standard of conduct.

This feels like something different.

There is a difference between defending your country and taking pleasure in humiliating someone. There is a difference between strong rhetoric and rhetoric that appears designed specifically to hurt, provoke, and degrade.

There is a difference between protecting your own country and wanting to tear down another for no reason.

It wasn’t enough to drive in the knife; they had to twist it too.

And from outside the United States, it is difficult to watch this and understand how anyone can consider it appropriate for a government to behave this way. This isn’t about being Canadian versus American. It isn’t about left versus right. It isn’t even about whether you agree with the person being targeted.

It’s about standards.

If a foreign government behaved this way, many of the same people would be outraged. They would call it cruel, undignified, or authoritarian, and rightfully so.

Canada and the United States have had disagreements for generations. We have argued over trade, foreign policy, borders, energy, defence, and countless other issues. But disagreement between neighbours does not require contempt for one another.

In fact, precisely because Canada and the United States are so closely connected, what happens there matters enormously to us.

Anybody who thinks this is acceptable behaviour simply because it is coming from “their side” has lost the plot.

Because governments are supposed to represent more than anger, vengeance, and political tribalism.They are supposed to represent their people.

And I would hope that Americans, regardless of their political beliefs, can still recognize the difference between strength and cruelty.

The whole world is watching.

And what they are seeing is not strength.

It’s something much uglier.

Source: Canadian United

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@cnn_co_jp 大人げないという意見もあるけど、大嫌いな人物の名のついた地名に住む人や商いをする人は喜んでいるんじゃないの？誰かに迷惑をかけることでもないし、このくらいやっても別にいいと思う。

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田神��生、優しいいい先生だな。この朝ドラは純粋で優しい人がいっぱい出てくるから大好きだった。
#ひよっこ

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@zanodt8 これは本当にゆゆしき問題ですね。ぼくもこの報道には注目していました。秋田はそこまで尻に火が付いているということなんでしょうか。

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@Sankei_news これまでの使いすぎで弾薬が枯渇してるから、やりたくてもできないのが実情なのでは��

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堂安側の個人的な理由って何だ？

[Fooootest（サッカーブログ） @Fooootest]

堂安律のアル・イテハド移籍が破談に🇯🇵💥

条件面含めて最終段階だったが、堂安側の個人的な理由によって土壇場で白紙になった模様。フランクフルトは引き続き、他クラブへの売却も視野に。

📰@SkySportDE

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

The Red Special, Brian May’s (Queen) iconic guitar, was built by him and his father Harold between August 1963 and October 1964.

At age 16 and without the money for a Fender or Gibson, they used recycled materials: the mahogany neck from a century-old fireplace, the oak body from an old table, buttons from his mother’s sewing kit as frets, and bicycle springs for the tremolo. It took them 18 months and cost less than 18 pounds.

This one-of-a-kind guitar, finished in homemade red varnish, became his constant companion. Brian used it on nearly all of Queen’s recordings and concerts, creating their unmistakable sound. Also known as “Fireplace” or “Old Lady,” it remains a symbol of ingenuity, passion, and musical craftsmanship.

[#Anonymous @TheStripesGirl]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@Shimoji2 DX-7

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賛否両論だね〜

[FOOTBALL TRIBE JAPAN @FootballTribeJP]

🚨【移籍速報】
#堂安律 、サウジ1部 アル・イテハド移籍決定！

📰「すでに個人合意・クラブ間合意」
📰「元 #ガンバ大阪 指揮官ヴィッシングが熱望」

✅ #フランクフルト 退団へ手続き開始
✅ブンデスリーガ開幕戦欠場の裏で急展開
✅破格の年俸額と移籍金額は…

https://t.co/rMW7R4XfoV

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こいつは本物のバカだな。そんなことして誰が得をするんだ？

[Yahoo!ニュース @YahooNewsTopics]

【米大統領 太平洋の名称変更を示唆】
https://t.co/Y5tmCb4j1x