Leo

was @Leofdod

[Matt_W @MattW36565526]

Ok you've had your fun for the last few weeks, but the actual footie is on again and unless you only consume football through this platform, no one cares. Stop being so fucking melodramatic, City humping Liverpool after all that noise is top tier entertainment. Footie is back.

[Leo @LeooD24]

Big week of film watching

[Letterboxd @letterboxd]

Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched 💖

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.

[Josh Otten @ordinarytings]

Its rare that I'll see a movie and still be thinking about it non-stop the next day. Digger is really special. Just awesome that so much money was spent on something that was completely unmarketable and actively contemptuous of the small audience that was likely to see it.

[brooke's crashing tf out 🪏 @verybrookie]

spent the entire third act of digger thinking about this type of bullshit

[Noble Art Understander @UnderstanderArt]

The Odyssey & Digger actually have a lot of resonances. Both films are about how when the world breaks, the people who broke it and those who live in its shattered pieces tell themselves stories to cope. And both films suggest that those stories aren’t enough but also all we have

[Inquisitor Himbo Juan @AndeanHermedic]

You heard the Pope, using AI makes you ugly, ontologically hollow, and worst of all, Protestant

[Leo @LeooD24]

You can't market yourself as some serious football journalist and then be tweeting out fan forum shite like this as if it's fact

[Dale O'Donnell @ODonnellDale]

One of the most grating takes out there is that Man City fans deserve sympathy.

Everyone saw what was happening, yet they blindly backed sportswashing and financial corruption. Let’s not forget the abuse and threats directed at journalists simply documenting the cheating, either.

From singing "on the march with Abu Dhabi" to chanting "cheating again, ole ole," City fans treated it all as a joke. Now the joke’s on them. Suck it up.

[Jake Herring @jakeherringmcfc]

“Surely city fans are broken by these charges! Surely they want Khaldoon out!”
City fans:

[laura @1aurarose]

on a rare serious note.

i’m ashamed of our board and their wrongdoings, but that’s exactly it, THEIR wrongdoings.

my fanhood predates the crimes our board committed, i support the club, not the owners and i will continue to support no matter where we end up. thats football.

[Aidan James @mcandidate]

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. David James on fire up front v Middlesbrough. I watched Vincent Kompany claim his comical own goal against Fulham was down to blood in his eye. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.

[Leo @LeooD24]

Hi everyone it is my 25th birthday today

[Leo @LeooD24]

@gertiepopadom Gertie on a Bosman

[Caber’s Mohawk @CabersMohawk]

I think if this is something that appeals to you that you shouldn’t be allowed to drive on the same roads and vote in the same elections as everybody else.

[Tides of History @labour_history]

Tune in to @Film4 tonight for a class British film 🍿

[Leo @LeooD24]

@chriisorourke Nahh that can't be my mate

[Steven @StevenWallaby]

People hated him because he told the truth

[tom crisp @tomjc09]

will never pass up the opportunity to mention that the lead singer of the reytons is older than alex turner and singing abt fake IDs. surely the country's most embarrassing bloke