Samsung built their foldable market over 8 years, only for Apple to destroy it with their first fold.
All their fans switched as the world runs to buy iPhone duo
Apple so far ahead
Amorim ball in full force
- Unbeaten in Serie A.
- Just 2 points behind Inter Milan, Roma and Lazio. 👀
- 3rd best defense in the league.
- 3rd highest scoring team in the league.
Rúben Amorim is cooking
Marcus Rashford
Hull City: 45 mins — 0 G/A
Ipswich Town: 80 mins — 0 G/A
Everton: 70 mins — 0 G/A
Man City: 83 mins — 0 G/A
Brighton: 1 min — 0 G/A
Fulham: 76 mins — 0 G/A
Total: 355. He came back to destroy United
Marcus Rashford at Barcelona.
Hansi Flick saw that he was shit at 1v1 and decided to rather splash the money on a £100M players than pay £30M for a bum like Rashford.
I don’t want to rant but this match is an eyesore. For the love of the badge, I wasted 2 hours of my life, experiencing this torture. I blame Carrick for this night. You are starting a 350k per week Barcelona and Aston Villa reject. At 26m no club was willing to bid, even Pete Edochie and my late grandfather will get bidders at that price. Carrick will fail if he continues this way. There’s something Southgate, Emery, Flick and Tuchel saw that made them reject him as a starter.
Man United is a cursed club. We need a prophet for deliverance and to bless the stadium not a new coach.
https://t.co/qmFINZzc0d
🚨🚨WHEN REALITY HITS:
No more talks of;
• If Carrick had started last season, United would have won the league.
• Carrick style of football is winning 3 points.
• Rashford is like a new signing
• Carrick has won back to back games and Amorim couldn’t.
• He didn’t lose to 10 men Everton. ( Carrick has lost to 10 men Newcastle and Manchester City)
• It’s the formation ( Carrick is now playing a back 4 )
• He is playing the players out of position cause it’s Carrick.
• Amorim didn’t have a new manager bounce. How far is Carrick bounce going.
When Carrick is sacked, please give Rooney the job since ex United players with no footballing IQ and building a club turn you on.
I usually give 0 Fs about the news, but this really made me so mad.
I agree. The old man was not right to touch a stranger’s kid. But physically using that much force to push an old man at that age, someone who is clearly weaker than you? That man is a bully.
His wife could have just said no. Literally, the old man was just trying to get to wherever he was going. It’s not like he was sticking around or deliberately trying to get closer to the child. He can’t even stand properly without support, for fuck’s sake.
Look, I am at the age where both my parents are elderly, and one has been diagnosed with dementia.
Sometimes they aren’t even aware that their actions could come across as inappropriate or ill-intentioned, because many things we consider unacceptable today simply weren’t viewed the same way in their generation.
If someone did this to my parents, I would never forgive them.
More than 20% of Singapore’s population is elderly. Our country takes pride in being accessible for them, and we grew up being taught to look out for the elderly and the young, give up your seat, hold the lift, help someone who needs support.
Our parents’ generation grew up in the kampung days of Singapore, where everyone on the same street knew one another and looked out for each other.
My dad and mum now live in separate towns, and they both know all their neighbours. They’re constantly giving things to one another. When I bring stuff over, I literally bring extras so they can distribute them to their neighbours and friends, because that gives them joy.
My mum used to work as a hawker, and everyone there knew her. She would give the kids angpaos, and every time I visited her, I would somehow end up going home with bags of food people had given me.
Sharing. Socialising. Being nice to others. Looking out for one another. Respecting the elderly.
These are the values I grew up with.
Then I saw comments from parents saying the old man shouldn’t have touched someone else’s kid because his hands might be dirty and he could spread germs.
Okay. Does that justify physically pushing someone with that much force?
When I had my chihuahua, I used to bring him around in his pram. Kids would rush over to pat his head, touch his body and even tug his tail. Sometimes their parents laughed even when I repeatedly told the kids to stop.
Would it have been right for me to physically hit their kids or violently pull them away?
Of course not.
There was also a separate case recently where a child was randomly walking on a road with moving cars. A male driver stopped and carried the child to safety.
Technically, he had even more physical contact with that child.
Should he not have touched the kid? Should he have stood there and watched because he was afraid the parents might get angry?
And that genuinely made me ask myself: if I were in that position, what is the right thing to do?
Because apparently we have reached a point where someone could be trying to bring your child to safety and still have to wonder whether a parent might hit them for touching their kid.
You can teach people not to touch your children without teaching your children that violence against someone old, frail and physically weaker is an acceptable response.
I hope the law brings this to justice because our elderly in Singapore deserve to be protected too.
And parents, I know your kids are the apple of your eye. Protect them. Set boundaries. Tell people no when necessary.
But please also use common sense and lead by example.
Your daughter is literally standing there, watching and learning from you.
One day, you will be old and weak too.
Is this how you want her to treat you?
Kebelakangan ni ramai yang minta Rafizi Ramli kembali semula ke PKR/PH untuk perkuatkan balik PH.
Tbh, lebih baik kita pilih haluan sendiri daripada kembali menyertai sesuatu yang dah tak lagi selari dengan prinsip dan perjuangan kita.
Jom dengar sendiri penjelasan Rafizi👇
❤️🔥💯
#TSR