stranger in the night
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ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
setelah iterasi 13 jam, case closed.
respect buat yang desain. 🫡
secara Fisika itu ga masuk akal gais. sumber cahaya dari jarak jauh itu sudah diffuse.
bandingkan dengan bayangan tangan di meja. diperlukan objek yang lebih dekat ke meja daripada dekat ke langit-langit untuk bikin bayangan bentuk mata satu. 👁️
aku ga berspekulasi, cuma utarakan scientific reasoning.
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
Marta, perempuan 19 tahun yang kami temui di Sumba, berkata kalau selama belasan tahun dia percaya bahwa takdirnya adalah seorang budak.
"Sejak kecil saya percaya kalau saya itu hamba," kata Marta. Selama belasan tahun dia mengalami penyiksaan. bbc.com/indonesia/articles/c…
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
prestasi 2 tahun kabinet gemuk prabowo -gibran
- rupiah all time high = 18.050
- ihsg jadi bursa paling hancur di galaksi bimasakti di 2026
- karhutla tidak teratasi sejak 4 bulan yang lalu
- ada kasus ispa 311.363 kasus sejak tahun 2026
- ada kasus keracun4n mbg hampir 50rb kasus
- ada 30 rb dapur mbg
- akan ada 80 ribu gerai kopdes
- resuffle kabinet terbanyak
- watimpres paling banyak sejagat raya
- bbm langka di bali
- blackout di batam dan sumatera
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
Peristiwa yang terjadi selama 72 jam di Indonesia:
1. Negara Malaysia mengajak seluruh negara ASEAN utk menuntut Indonesia akibat kebakaran hutan
2. MSCI mempertimbangkan status Indonesia utk diturunkan ke status Standalone Market (setara dgn Zimbabwe)
3. Satelit NASA menyoroti emisi karbon yg dihasilkan dari kebakaran hutan di Indonesia
4. Singapura melayangkan surat peringatan kpd 7 perusahaan Indonesia yg diduga menjadi dalang di balik kebakaran hutan
5. Dana yg seharusnya digunakan utk membantu korban bencana (termasuk bencana karhutla) dikorupsi oleh adik dari mantan Kepala BNPB
6. Sebanyak 283.000 penduduk Indonesia terkena ISPA akibat kebakaran hutan
7. Terjadi krisis BBM di bbrp provinsi di Bali, Kalimantan dan Papua Barat
8. Dari data BMKG kabut asap akibat kebakaran hutan dan lahan dari Sumatra dan Kalimantan sudah mencapai wilayah Jakarta
MERIAH SEKALI HIDUP SEBAGAI WNI 🤯
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
intinya:
1. undang ceramah minimal bayar 75jt.
2. boleh 50jt asal dikeluarin santri cewe buat dipilih jd istri ke-4nya.🤮
3. kalau ceramah emak” 60thn keatas gaboleh ada di dlm ruangan. beliau ga demen lihat emak”, demennya lihat perawan. 🤮
4. emak emak = ngotor-ngotorin mata.
5. ga ada pahalanya ceramah di depan emak emak katanya 🤮
yang katanya pemuka agama isi ceramahnya kayak gini🤮
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
🚨 MASSIVE CRASH: 🇮🇩 Rp 848,000,000,000,000 ($47 BILLION) wiped off Indonesia’s stock market as stocks plunge around 11.5%.
The biggest daily drop since 1998.
This is insane...
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
> BYAN dirampok
> Rampoknya make utang
> Ngutang ke BUMN
> BUMN ngutang lagi buat nalangin
Dikira market goblok ga bisa liat pattern jahat macam ini.
Wkwkwkwk
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
A few days later, I had my first training session after the injury. Three months of recovery were behind me, and the World Cup squad would be announced in three weeks.
I was thinking, Today, we stop, or we move forward.
I laced up my boots and went for a little jog.
No pain.
Finally, I could see the light.
Ten days after Marco was born, we played West Ham, and watching that game was almost unbearable. Sometimes, I would travel with the team just to be part of the group, but as a new dad, I wanted to watch this one from the sofa, like a fan.
When VAR ruled out their equaliser…
“VAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS!!!!!!!!!”
I went nuts.
Suddenly, I heard a sound.
“U-hu … u-hu … u-huuuuuuuu.”
Marco was crying.
I’d woken him up.
Lola started yelling at me.
I just held my hand up. My bad.
In five days, we played Crystal Palace away. In six days, Luis would announce the World Cup squad.
Zero minutes in four months. How do you call up a player like that?
I spent the entire week arguing with the boss and the physios. The plan was for me to return for the Champions League final, and even that was risky.
But I had to show Luis that I was ready.
Finally, they agreed to give me half an hour against Palace.
The weird part was that I felt like a rookie, like I had to relearn how to play football. The other guys were so relaxed now that the title was won, but when I came on, I was a wreck.
The ball was moving so fast I could barely see it.
I was exhausted.
That day, I was playing for the World Cup. 100%.
After that, I thought I had a good chance. For weeks, I had made sure Luis saw everything that showed how well I was doing: charts, stats, reports, my maximum speed, even videos.
(Maybe one day I’ll send him all the stuff that was cut out, hahaha.)
The next day, I turned on Spanish TV.
The federation had made this amazing video about how the national team belongs to the people, so Luis wasn’t reading out the names himself. He had given that honour to everyday Spanish heroes.
I was sitting on the sofa going, Please, please, please…
At some point, the screen showed a woman in a vineyard.
“…… Mikel Merino!!”
I hugged Lola. I kissed Marco. My phone blew up with messages.
I WAS GOING TO THE WORLD CUP.
ɥ8ǝʌǝɹʎ1 retweeted
Mikel Merino on @Arsenal’s path to winning the @premierleague title: “What wasn’t so funny was Wolves.
One slip, and all we heard was ‘same old Arsenal.’ To be honest, there were doubts inside the team too. Giving away a 2–0 lead should never happen. But the day after the game, the players had a meeting inside the dressing room, without the boss. Everyone spoke up. Nobody talked about tactics. This was about how a group of human beings handle adversity together. I spoke about how I saw the team from the outside, and I said that this was something we as players had to handle, because the boss couldn’t do everything for us. When one person has so many tasks at one club, you need leaders who can figure things out on their own.
Well, at this club, we do.
In my view, that was the day we won the title.
Even when we lost to Bournemouth and City, that meeting kept us together. We decided to use all the criticism as fuel, and thanks to social media we saw everything.
We were bottlers. Runners-up. Second, second, second. Boring. Set-piece team. Couldn’t score from open play. Couldn’t handle the pressure. When they questioned our professionalism, we grew even closer.
The guy with the bottle on TV? We just laughed.
‘Bantah,’ like the English say.
The boss was on fire. Every team talk, he reached into our hearts. He spoke about looking out for one another, like a family. The culture we have is thanks to him. Even when the world expected us to collapse, I felt confident that the title would be ours.” playerstribu.ne/Merino
