Kike zoilo

Father, Curious mind. quizás soy un bot , o quizás soy un Argentino más en el extranjero esperando poder volver alguna vez.

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@JMilei @KarinaMileiOk @LuisCaputoAR @PatoBullrich la lista para tachar
1-salida del Cepo
2-reforma electoral (representatividad por distritos en diputados)
3-tratado de libre comercio con EEUU
4-Maximo de 2 mandatos absolutos para presidentes
5-reforma judicial.

[Jarrad Grigg @jarradgrigg]

This is what entrepreneurialism feels like.

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

Unique

[Majo 🍄 @majogm]

Cerrame la cuenta. 🇦🇷

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@BowTiedMara Notición !!

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@jm_casla @lea_alves No le pagamos el sueldo amigo… soy cuervo y me duele pero la verdad que no lo merecemos con estas dirigencias

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@nico_taglia @flandivar Sos el
Mejor 3 del
Mundial. Tremendo lo que jugaste! Gracias por todo

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@AtaqueFutbolero @Score90_ No boludiemos

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@AtaqueFutbolero El mejor 3 del mundial

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@piersmorgan I feel sorry for you

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@piersmorgan @BukayoSaka87 Search in the multiverse .. choose to believe . You don’t have anything else to do 😂😂

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

Está me la guardo para siempre

[Dr. Kohan🏛🏛🏛 @kohantoys]

Me pone mal por Mick pero OBRA MAESTRA

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@SergeiMirov_ @LuisCaputoAR Como estaban esas reservas en 2023 amigo ?

[Lexa @Alexaxfcb]

Ni el propio Lautaro celebró el gol más que Messi, este tipo ganó todo y juega como si llevara 2 años de carrera

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

Que cosa más linda

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

According to Emi Martinez, Adidas makes about 200 shirts for Messi per game, because almost everyone asks for his shirt and he has to give as many people as he can.

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@piersmorgan Do you need a Kleenex ?

[Majo 🍄 @majogm]

Todos estábamos gritando el gol y nos perdimos este glorioso audio.
Gracias @gabrielHLucero por darnos esta maravilla. 😂

[Richard E. Ptardio @RichardPtardio]

I’ve always thought the English and the Argentinians have far more in common than either side likes to admit.

Back in the late 1990s, I was sent to Buenos Aires for a few months to advise a bank.

The city was booming. The dollar-peso peg was still in place, the restaurants were full and everyone appeared to be spending money they assumed would remain valuable.

Although, as so often is the case in Argentina, economic disaster was waiting politely around the corner.

I had been put up alone in an enormous mock-Tudor house in the suburbs.

Each morning, I commuted into the city, offered my wisdom and returned home in time for a solitary glass of Malbec.

On the third evening, there was a knock at the door.

Half the neighbourhood had arrived, carrying meat and wine.

Within minutes, they had occupied the garden, lit a fire and begun cooking what remains one of the finest meals I have ever eaten.

From that point, I didn't eat alone for the rest of my stay.

Before long, I was known affectionately as "el inglés", and the entire street had begun interfering in my personal life.

I was set up on dates, lectured on the inadequacies of English football and, within a fortnight, persuaded to begin psychoanalysis.

That is Argentina. You arrive as a guest and very quickly find yourself with a nickname, being fed, contradicted and treated like family.

We share with them a self-deprecating humour and a wistful fondness for some grander, half-remembered past.

I have ever since admired the Argentinians for possessing something we British always struggle with.

The emotional courage to say what we really think.

[Kike zoilo @gonzac7]

@franmallman @porquetendencia @TheFootyFeed Sorete