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love to use my time properly #noahfam

[bright sky @of_booless]

@OfficialJoel4_ I do ooo, I need 😕

[bright sky @of_booless]

@OfficialJoel4_ I need one

[bright sky @of_booless]

@wakawaka_doctor Please how can I progress visa for Bulgaria

[The Charity Guy @roxie_ug]

when this comes to your timeline and you can’t donate, kindly just repost please

[َ𝑺𝒁 @szniic]

Lamine Yamal vs Serbia

[🇦🇱☣️ @BaldeWaves]

Btw Yamal is another Steph Curry in the making. Look at how every gaybia player shifts their attention to Lamine because they thought he would get the ball and left Oyrazabal wide open for the goal. https://t.co/cCPND2gbC5

[Ajoje⚽⚖️ @israel_ajoje]

Arsenal fans will like this one. How did you think Arsenal found Wenger? Through a cigarette lighter. I promise- I wish I was kidding.

Arsenal were not allowed to let women into their boardroom in 1989, and that sexist rule accidentally led to the greatest appointment in the club's entire history, because the women were kept in a separate cocktail lounge at half time.

And that was where Barbara Dein spotted a tall, suave continental man in a beige trenchcoat and rimless glasses standing quietly in the corner.

She and her friend Penny Grade had gone over simply to ask him for a cigarette lighter, but Barbara was so struck by this elegant, intellectual Frenchman that she immediately sent her husband David a message telling him there was someone in the lounge he needed to meet, the manager of Monaco.

David Dein came out of the boardroom, met Arsene Wenger, and invited him to dinner that same evening where they played charades, and Wenger's intellect impressed Dein so deeply that he wrote his name in his diary that night with a quiet conviction that this was someone Arsenal needed.

From that evening, Dein stayed in regular contact with Wenger, sending him VHS tapes of Arsenal matches every week for years, which is how Wenger came to know so much about the club long before he ever managed them.

That was 1989, and it took seven more years of Dein fighting the Arsenal board, who rejected his suggestion to appoint Wenger as early as 1995, before they finally agreed after Bruce Rioch's dismissal in 1996, and the British press responded to the appointment by asking "Arsene Who?" which remains one of the most embarrassing headlines in football journalism history.

Wenger spent the next 22 years making that question look very foolish, winning 3 Premier League titles including the completely unbeaten Invincibles season of 2003/04 where Arsenal went the entire league campaign without losing once, a record that still stands today, along with seven FA Cups which made him the most successful manager in the history of that competition, and two league and cup doubles, and a Champions League final appearance in 2006, all across 1,235 games in charge.

What most people outside Arsenal do not fully appreciate though is what Wenger did for the club financially, because his ability to find players like Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, Robert Pires, Kolo Toure and Cesc Fabregas for fractions of their actual market value completely transformed how Arsenal operated.

A survey in 2007 found that Wenger was the only Premier League manager to have made a profit on transfers, averaging £4.4 million profit per season between 2004 and 2009, and that financial discipline directly contributed to the club's ability to finance the construction of the Emirates Stadium, a £390 million project that Arsenal funded largely through their own resources without the billionaire backing that most clubs depend on today.

He left in 2018 after 22 years and joined FIFA as Chief of Global Football Development in 2019, responsible for developing the game across 211 countries, and David Dein, who was dismissed by Arsenal on 18 April 2007 following a boardroom dispute over outside investment, went on to become an Ambassador for both the Premier League and the FA.

He also founded The Twinning Project, a charity connecting football clubs with local prisons to help rehabilitate offenders, which he described as the work that animates him most.

Dein has since said that Wenger's treatment on leaving Arsenal made him "so angry" and that the club should have made him chairman, which tells you everything about the bond that began with a cigarette lighter in a cocktail lounge in 1989.

One small moment started all of it.

Hope you learned something today.

My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

[KING CHIDI @guzu_p]

You have no right to tell anybody who to attack on this app. Because she's a friend of yours won't stop others from calling her out as an accomplice to rape. All the people you have dragged on this app were also other people's friends. Winifred case won't be different.

If i witnessed my friend commit murder and didn't report but rather helped him cover his tracks until he was caught, won't i be arrested as an accomplice?

She watched the poor girl getting raped and taken turns by her brother and father for years until she died. And she did nothing because she wanted to protect her family.

At the end of the day, she's as much as guilty as her rapists family.

Nobody made you the head prefect of this app. So you won't tell us what to do.

Don't be a hypocrite!

[bright sky @of_booless]

@Vitus_osst Leaving this country to a better country..that's all

[bright sky @of_booless]

@imole__olorun Yes, we can but we need to speak out first

[Kay💧 @Kaypoisson1]

You will survive Courtois’ voodoo and they will bring This Lunin guy who also Practices same sorcery 😭https://t.co/9AUCQ6U46m

[Atletico Universe @atletiuniverse]

WOW JUST WOW.

Insane cross by Alvarez, great touch by Lookman and also a great play to give it to Ruggeri, who then gets the assist after a Giuliano Simeone dummy for Ademola Lookman's goal.

INSANITY! 🤯

[KinG £ @xKGx__]

🚨 LOOKMAN SCORES FOR ATLETICO MADRID VS REAL MADRID 🤯🔥https://t.co/jjVEcYgGLb

[𝐟𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐯𝐚𝐥𝐯 @fedevalv_]

Rayo is such a deadly team man. What a play and what a chance!

https://t.co/6y8PjSYsjU

[bright sky @of_booless]

@imole__olorun That's the problem, the problem is with the government, they know but won't do anything because they are benefitting from it

[Oku @oku_yungx]

I want to talk about the ARAB slavery but i will do that tomorrow.

[Oku @oku_yungx]

The Bubal people, an indigenous group in Africa, are often described as having an unusual physical condition in which some men develop extremely enlarged testicles, sometimes reaching 70–80 cm in size and weighing as much as 9–12 kg.

There has been a popular belief that this condition is linked to their traditional diet, particularly the consumption of certain fluids from cattle during specific periods. However, medical research does not support this claim. Instead, the condition is understood to be caused by parasitic infections specifically Wuchereria bancrofti and Brugia malayi. These parasites are transmitted through mosquito bites, including species from the genera Culex, Anopheles and Aedes and they lead to a disease known as lymphatic filariasis.

[Victor Ogbaegbe 🇨🇦💐 @naughty_libra07]

I get why it sounds wild 😅 but the account in the Holy Scriptures actually gives a clearer, step-by-step picture of what happened.

First, the crossing wasn’t random or chaotic.
According to Exodus 14:21–22, God caused a strong east wind to blow all night, which divided the sea and turned the seabed into dry ground. So it wasn’t like they were swimming or balancing between waves...there was a clear, dry path.

The waters were described as being like “a wall on their right and on their left.”

That “wall” doesn’t necessarily mean vertical like glass; it means the water was held back in a controlled way, forming boundaries while they walked through.

Now, about the timing:

They did not camp inside the sea for months.

The crossing happened in one night (Exodus 14:21–24).

The “months” you’re thinking about refer to their time in the wilderness after crossing, not inside the sea.

Also, they weren’t walking blindly.

They were guided by a pillar of cloud and fire (Exodus 13:21), which gave light at night.

The same cloud moved behind them to block the Egyptians, buying them time (Exodus 14:19–20).

So the sequence was:

Wind divides the sea overnight

Dry land appears

The Israelites crossed through safely

Egyptians attempt to follow

Waters returns and destroys the pursuing army

[Oku @oku_yungx]

The G-spot is a sensitive area on the front wall inside the vagina, closely connected to the internal structure of the clitoris. When stimulated, it can create deeper, more intense sensations for some women.

However, every woman’s body responds differently. What feels pleasurable for one may not feel the same for another and that’s completely normal.

Real intimacy isn’t about chasing a “spot,” but about connection, communication and understanding what brings comfort and pleasure to each individual.

Forget that write up above: You don’t use your finger like you are fighting with it. You give it a gentle touch, soft tease… A woman who responds will have a legs shaking a bit . The sexual tension hits hard and if you are doing it right, she might feel the urge to pee (SQUIRT).

Squirting (sometimes called female ejaculation) is believed to involve stimulation of the front vaginal wall area the same region people refer to as the G-spot. That area is connected to structures around the urethra and glands (like the Skene’s glands), which can release fluid in some women when stimulated.

Have a nice evening 👍

[Jimmy @FCBJimmy_]

Who is responsible for his signing? He’s a genius to identify a talent like that.