Gdynia, Polska
Joined March 2015
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Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
Drama in the @AsianPokerTour high roller as Nguyen Trung Quan has a controversy on the turn as he appears to go all in but the bet isn't counted, then his opponent check folds a full house on the river to his instant all in 🤣🤣maybe the play of the year
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
Typical Russian soul:
“My father, son, and grandson died fighting in the war, and I received the money, but I have one more son, Vladimir Vladimirovich.
He tried to rаре his girlfriend’s daughter and now he’s in prison, but he really wants to go to the war. Please help him.”
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
This story has been told before, but somehow i never knew all these details.
- Misclick entered the sat
- Tried to chip dump to 4th, he didn't want to go to WSOP
- Changed strat when friend said would buy half action
- Friend didn't buy half his action
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Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
Alleged Saudi prince's Steam profile changed to "I bought EA, thanks Reddit"
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
My dad went to jail for 20+ years when I was 3 years old.
My mom was a wreck and on welfare didn't live with her till i was 8+
I was in ESL/Special ED and failed gr 9 math 3 times.
My avg was 60 in Gr 10 and I promised to do well in Gr 11 to my big uncle.
In gr 11 I was top of my class
I dropped out of University and pursued competitive gaming
Won my first tournament in half a year.
I went from 230 lbs to 170 in 6 months
My parents lost half their house to a scam.
Trading for 2 years and according to AI I will have the highest income of anyone 35 or younger this year in Canada (It's not true though, I know a retard).
Your circumstances don't really matter and progress doesn't take as long as one might think.
Hurry the fuck up.
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
Today I met with the Holy Father Pope Francis. I am grateful for his invitation to meet, and I pray for his good health.
Happy Easter!
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
David Lynch has been evacuated from his home due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Producer Sabrina Sutherland has confirmed he's safe and doing okay.
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
For years, we've been told to "trust the science."
But every day, we find out that more government-funded scientists are frauds. Studies were faked. Images were doctored. Results were botched.
As a result, American patients suffer—and even die.
The corruption goes deep. 🧵
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
One of the most cited and esteemed Alzheimer's and Parkinson's researchers, Eliezer Masliah, has turned out to be a fraud.
He headed the National Institute of Aging's neuroscience division and might have set back the field by years or even decades.
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
Тысячи людей по всему миру выходили на митинги за политзеков. Но отпустили их потому что Красиков совершил убийство по заказу Кремля, а немецкая полиция сумела его поймать. Не было бы Красикова, не было бы и обмена.
Людей нужно вдохновлять. Отважных людей — поддерживать. А не ещё больше отрывать от реальности благоглупостями.
Стратегия Кремля сначала убить своих врагов за границей, затем набрать коллекцию разномастных заложников внутри России, чтобы шантажировать их благополучием западных политиков — работает.
Никакого лома против этой стратегии Кремля случившейся обмен не предложил. Наоборот, он доказал его максимальную эффективность.
Это политическая реальность, которую неплохо бы начать осмыслять. А не запускать очередную дебилизирующую шарманку про победу митингующих над Путиным.
В этой истории только одна сторона одержала политическую победу: Путин добился своих целей. Он и Навального убил, и Красикова освободил, и политиков, которые не хотели уезжать, выдавил из России. А гражданское общество как уступало, так и продолжает ему уступать.
Путина невозможно победить подталкивая людей совершать одни и те же ошибки. Тем более, его невозможно победить выдавая поражение за победу.
Шапкозакидательством можно только нанести российскому обществу еще больший урон. И унести с собой на дно ещё больше порядочных людей.
Danil Kolbasenko retweeted
There are no nice wars, but there's a singularly horrifying aspect to this one. Ever since the initial half-assed blitzkrieg, its entire logic has been, and still is, purely emotional. Every bombing spree, every pointless offensive push, is followed by a cooling-off period that lasts until the man in control gets bored or offended and needs an ego boost. It’s a serial killer pattern, not a strategy. That’s why it probably has no endgame.
