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爆揺れすぎてたまらん

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@OmJay45371208 わかりすぎます

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整体行ってきたんだけど、横になってマッサージしてもらってる間は全然痛くなかったんだよねー🤔
足を色んな向きに動かしながら
「これ痛いですか？」「痛くないです」
の繰り返しで、症状としては軽めだと思いますよって言われて、私ももう治ったのかもと思ったくらいw

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@melliemelnow 気軽に親しめる感じがいいですね

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育成から名球会は初？外国人の名球会ラミレスいるけど育成からは日本人含めていたかな？

[Dilly Hussain @DillyHussain88]

I see folk seething in the comments, so let me add to the burn…

Regarding our brethren from Mirpur and AJK more broadly:

- They constitute the largest single demographic among British Muslims, accounting for around one in four.

- They are one of Britain’s oldest and most established Muslim communities.

- They have been among the biggest builders of masajid and Muslim cemeteries, as well as pioneers in Hajj and Umrah services, alcohol-free eateries and Islamic finance solutions.

- Their elders and youth fought against racists from the late 1970s onwards. They continue to confront racists and Islamophobes today.

- They are among the biggest charitable donors within Britain’s Muslim community, consistently supporting Muslim causes worldwide and helping to organise dawah and activism.

- The racialised mockery and classist stereotypes directed at them by some Pakistanis bear stark similarities to how Sylhetis are viewed by some Bangladeshis, particularly those from Dhaka.

- They share many similarities with British Sylhetis, including ancestral backgrounds rooted in rural landownership and farming, as well as comparable patterns of migration to Britain.

- Muslims can walk safely through many British towns and cities today because of the sacrifices made by Mirpuri and Kashmiri men and youth during a period when South Asian elders and womenfolk could not safely do so. Those years of street battles and community defence were not fought in large numbers by Indian Gujaratis, Afghans, Kurds, Turks, Albanians, Maghrebis or Somalis. It was primarily Pakistani Muslims, particularly Mirpuris and AJKers, alongside Sylheti Bangladeshis, who held the line — Britain’s two largest Muslim diaspora communities.

Yes, they have shortcomings, just like every other Muslim diaspora, including certain cultural habits, attitudes and behaviours. But in a sticky situation, I would choose a Mirpuri or AJKer by my side over Muslims from many other communities. That has always been my experience of them, having been raised with and alongside them.

Lastly, the casual and normalised dunking on Mirpuris, and the stereotyping of Pakistanis in general by other Muslims, are distasteful, unjust and unislamic.

Despite being one of Britain’s most targeted and stereotyped Muslim and ethnic-minority communities, Mirpuris and AJKers continue to hold it down with chest and fortitude.

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@lilmisskhawaja Imagine seeing bloodshed and thinking, ‘This is the perfect time to call them Pahariyas.’ That tells everyone exactly who you are.

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@ItsPeptime Mots C

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@zacsmithfitness Appreciate it buddy 🩵

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@zacsmithfitness @_9th_Life_ Is HGH better than Tesa for visceral fat ?

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@lilmisskhawaja Your big ass nose would be a good choice

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@AliPK1947 Your not Pakistani by that logic

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@_SignalNotNoise @DillyHussain88

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@aneesbash_ A current Kumaru would do a better job against Strickland

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@EshaMasKhan

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@TRobinsonNewEra Says the wanker whose country hid and gave refuge to the likes of Jimmy Saville

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