Loyal Bruins/Patriots/CF Montreal/Alouettes/S.S.C. Napoli/A.S. Roma fan (yes you read that right) Proud co-host on @TheCalcioGuys
Montréal, Québec
Joined July 2009
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My stepnonno Francesco (who’s 101 years old) has been alive for all of Italy’s championships. 1934 (14) 38 (18) 68 (48) 82 (62) 06 (86) and now 2021! He’s too precious
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When the last several Harry Potter books were released, we had midnight book launches attended by millions. Children, in some cases very young, finished these 700 & 800 page books in a single day. And now people are telling me I made it up, that this couldn’t ever have happened.
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The Bruins are actually good. They're not this good, but they are actually good and their goaltending and finishing skill will help cushion the regression considerably.
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Mi hermano jugando al #OcarinaOfTime me acaba de mandar esto 😂😂😂 #OcarinaofTimeRemake #NintendoSwitch2
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dê a um dev ocidental o poder de um Ps5 Pro e ele vai fazer o lixo mais feio e mal otimizado da história tendo q se escorar em DLSS pra bater 1080p, dê a o poder de um Ps4 pra Nintendo e ela faz gráficos de Ps6
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So THAT'S never happened before... 🤯
Last night, the @NHLJets became the first team in NHL history to win a game when trailing by 4+ goals entering the final three minutes of regulation!
ALT Winnipeg Jets players embrace in a group celebration on the ice. Text reads: “NHL teams are now 1-10,300-0 when losing by 4+ goals entering the final three minutes of regulation (regular season & playoffs combined).”
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Social media has kinda ruined whole generation. Men are out here drooling over women they'll never even meet, and women are stressing out over lifestyles they can never pay for. Husbands are losing interest in their own wives because they can't stop looking at strangers online, and wives are losing respect for their husbands because they're always measuring their normal life against someone else's highlight reel. Regular marriages now feel like total flops, loyal partners feel like they aren't enough, and cozy homes start to feel like traps. We've built a group of people who mix up basic lust with actual love, expensive stuff with true happiness, and random online likes with feeling good about themselves. And the scariest part is that people are messing up the genuinely good things they already have just because they're hooked on the fake lives of total strangers. Social media isn't just wasting your hours. It's actually training you to dislike your own life.
