dudin_rahman

Designing discourse. Discoursing design

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

1. kamu gabut
2. modal
3. tidak pandai menjelaskan secara teori
4. nunggak BPJS kemudian
5. jangan dibikin bercandaan 😀
6. relasi banteng merah
7. Ibu Sri Mulyani
8. kematian gorila
9. harusnya jangan dikenai pajak
10. dad's angry meme, spoiled brat's audacity

[Syarif Maulana @syarafmaulini]

Ayo persiapan UTBK

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@MarissaAnita everybody suffers. some are insufferable

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

damn the article is legit

https://t.co/abAFcC6vr8

[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

Hey @grok

Is the writer of this article Jewish?

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@TrevohChalobah thank you trev. exemplary player the youth can look up to 👍

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@iansgft only half?

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

send transcript of jokes to the police.
understandable, because they're the biggest jokes of them all

[Variety @Variety]

Pandji Pragiwaksono is the biggest comedian from Indonesia. But for him to perform in his home country, he must have his material approved by the government.

“I’m required to send a transcript of my jokes to the police,” he tells Variety. Only after the cops sign off on his punchlines will they provide a permit for the event.

After one special where he targeted Indonesia’s two largest Muslim organizations for accepting state mining concessions (therefore tying themselves to the Indonesian government), six people filed police reports accusing Pragiwaksono of blasphemy.

He was interrogated on four occasions, for six hours each. Pragiwaksono believes the campaign against him is politically motivated and that the vice president is behind it.

“A week after the special was released, over 1,000 Muslim people poured into the streets protesting my jokes, saying that it was blasphemy and it was condescending Islam,” Pragiwaksono says. “It caught me by surprise because I have no intentions of condescending Islam. The joke wasn’t even about religion.”

Read the full profile from @ethanshanfeld: https://t.co/l0hXDMNsHo

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@indosupporter brilliant

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@fistedaway richarlison. rayan. raphinha.

[WholesomeMemes @WholesomeMeme]

Can you guess the countries?

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@dlLambo they meant pedophile love

[the english simmer @EnglishSimmer]

not this halftime show being “let’s unite and love the world” whilst they’re actively bombing countries who were in the world cup and funding genocides

[Nizaar Kinsella @NizaarKinsella]

Enzo Fernandez sent off after a first yellow card for dissent? All parts of that are pure Chelsea heritage.

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@panditfootball 🤔

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@ESPNUK He didn't deserve the Henderson role

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@Afat3K Are mania

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@AliyanM Wkwk

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

This trophy? Hmpph no, this trophy is of no worth for me. It's for the likes of these players. Barely decent players.

[FcbPrime @FcbPrime]

Seriously, what was bro trying to say?

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@tempodotco #overheardMonokotil

[dudin_rahman @due_dream]

@totalcristiano It certainly broke Juventus

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

This is Mohammad Fawaz al-Wahidi.

He was part of the Egyptian Relief Committee in Gaza, helping provide food and shelter to displaced Palestinians. More recently, he helped organise World Cup screenings, giving families in Gaza rare moments of joy amid unimaginable hardship.

Just one hour before Egypt's World Cup match against Argentina, Mohammad was killed when occupation forces targeted the car he was travelling in. Two other Palestinians were also killed in the attack.

The day before, Egypt's national team coach, Hossam Hassan, used the world's biggest football stage to make a heartfelt plea:

"We are sending a message to the whole world: Please, let the Palestinian people live. Please, let them live."