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@FitzySA @PenrithPanthers @SSFCRABBITOHS 😂 😂 Gold!

It’s 4 in a row, it’s an annihilation, a total dynasty but you @PenrithPanthers supporters are not partying harder than the @SSFCRABBITOHS supporters.

@stats_feed No CCR? How dare you

Ranking of the best music bands of all time: 1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. Led Zeppelin 4. Pink Floyd 5. Queen 6. The Beach Boys 7. U2 8. The Eagles 9. Nirvana 10. Fleetwood Mac 11. The Who 12. The Doors 13. The Clash 14. The Jimi Hendrix Experience 15. AC/DC 16. Metallica 17. The Police 18. Radiohead 19. Guns N' Roses 20. Aerosmith 21. Black Sabbath 22. The Ramones 23. Pearl Jam 24. The Smiths 25. Red Hot Chili Peppers 26. R.E.M. 27. Oasis 28. The Velvet Underground 29. The Cure 30. Coldplay 31. Bon Jovi 32. The Kinks 33. The Sex Pistols 34. Green Day 35. Genesis 36. Depeche Mode 37. Iron Maiden 38. The Strokes 39. Journey 40. The Smashing Pumpkins 41. Van Halen 42. Lynyrd Skynyrd 43. Def Leppard 44. Foo Fighters 45. Muse 46. KISS 47. Blur 48. The Byrds 49. The Allman Brothers Band 50. The Cranberries Note: This ranking is based on the collective influence of these bands, their critical acclaim, and their impact on the history and evolution of music. Each band listed has contributed significantly to the genre they represent and has left a lasting legacy in the world of music. Sources: 1. Rolling Stone Magazine - Known for its authoritative rankings of musical artists and bands. 2. Billboard - Provides rankings based on commercial success and influence. 3. NME (New Musical Express) - Offers insights into the cultural and critical impact of bands. 4. Pitchfork - Renowned for its focus on musical artistry and influence. 5. VH1 and MTV - Popular culture sources known for their music rankings and lists.

@Whotfismick Matrix

first movie that comes to mind?

@PiesNation Pies by 13

#PNPPredictTheWinningMargin time!!! ⏰ How many points will the Pies win by today !? Get it correct, we will give you a shoutout on the pod! One prediction per person, must predict before the first bounce!

@AlboMP Honestly, that’s a childish post. There are many reasons that this is a dubious policy, but either way, all you’re doing is sowing division with a head line like that. We’re all on the same team here mate.

BREAKING: The Liberals, Nationals and Greens just voted against more help to buy a home.

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made) I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

@airguides That looks good

Step into the heart of Wantima / Noosa National Park with Lyndon Davis, Traditional Custodian of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi people and our #24Places guide for destination #4. Experience ancient stories, didgeridoo music, and deep connections with the land. 🍃

@tothotornot Hi Joyce, can you tell us anything more about Dinos alive, we bought tickets for our 3 year old son and the shows been canceled with no refund, the Google reviews are all saying the same thing and that it’s a scam. Cheers

Step into a Jurassic world of dinosaurs! Experience animatronic wonders and family-friendly adventures at Dinos Alive Melbourne coming soon! tothotornot.com/dinos-alive-me… #melbournekids #tothotornot #DinosAlive #DinosAliveMelbourne #DinosaursMelbourne #JurassicFun

@ATRightMovies The Gentleman

Drop the last movie you watched and rated 5/5.

@JordanSchachtel Kind of reminds me of the countries that could of accepted the Jews as the gears were turning at the beginning on WW2. Unfortunately many noble countries denied them. 😔

This is the Arab world. Guess how many countries have volunteered to provide shelter to the people of Gaza who want to evacuate?

@martyrmade Casualties will be very high on both sides if a ground invasion occurs by Israeli forces, urban combat is shockingly difficult at the best of times, let alone when you have debris/rubble and collapsed buildings. There are hundreds of examples of this over the last century.

A few notes on the Israel-Palestine conflict: 1) After the 2006 war against Hezbollah, the IDF learned the lesson to never underestimate that group again. Many Israeli military analysts and officials still use the word “defeat” when talking about this conflict. I traveled to Israel 15-20 times from 2009-19 to work w/IDF personnel on air defense matters, and I found their focus to be almost exclusively on Hezbollah as the primary threat. Everyone I spoke to took it as a given that there would be another war with Hez, and that it would be a fight to the finish this time. 2) However, I found that they generally underestimated Hamas. While Hez was considered a strategic military threat, Hamas was seen as a group that could carry out appalling acts of violence against soft targets, but little more. They had good reason to think that, since Hamas had never demonstrated significant capability to plan, coordinate, or work under fire. In 2014, the IDF paid a price for this. After three Israeli teenagers were kidnapped and murdered, Israel made a ground incursion into Gaza. But Hamas was well-prepared. They had learned and adopted tactics Hezbollah employed in 2006 - especially getting up close to mitigate Israel’s air and artillery advantages. Hamas launched infiltration attacks via tunnel and small boat, and had even prepared the paragliders we’ve seen in recent days (though they didn’t use them). IDF ground forces rolled in expecting Hamas to scatter as they always did, but Hamas was ready to fight. Six “brigades” of 2,500-3,500 fighters each were deployed along the front with Israel, each with its own mix of infantry, anti-armor, mortar, and rocket forces. A complex and robust network of tunnels had been built that allowed Hamas fighters to pop up in ambush, and escape when things got too heavy. Tunnels were booby trapped, and networks of IEDs awaited the Israelis at every turn. They used snipers and mortars in support of their ground forces w/an efficiency they’d never demonstrated before. As a result, the IDF took real casualties, and the ground assault was stalled before it made significant inroads. 3) In both the 2006 & 2014 wars, the Israelis responded to difficulties on the ground by pulling back and bombarding the fuck out of a wide area with air and artillery strikes. The devastation in southern Lebanon and Gaza was so severe and photogenic that world opinion began to turn against Israel. In 2014, some 2,000-2,500 were killed, and 10,000+ wounded, by the Israeli assault on Gaza, 60-70% of them civilians, and whole areas of the city were leveled. In other words, Israel gave Hamas *exactly* what it was hoping for. I have to imagine Hamas is hoping for a similar outcome here. They are likely well-prepared for a ground assault, though it’s up in the air whether they’re prepared for the scale of forces israel will bring to bear this time. In any case, it will be difficult for Israel to accomplish anything that will feel like a sufficient response to these atrocities without suffering further propaganda losses internationally (something we might blithely dismiss, but which a state like Israel cannot afford to do). 4) In 2014, Hamas bragged that it had AA heavy machine guns and various types of MANPADS. They never used them, so we’re not sure if they really have AA capability, but if they do, and can places any constraints on Israel’s ability to operate in the air, this operation will be significantly complicated. 5) It’s not muh Zionist propaganda that Hamas puts weapons, fighters, and admin centers in critical civilian areas, including schools, mosques, and hospitals. They do do that, and it creates conditions that guarantee any Israeli assault will kill a lot of civilians. If you think that is propaganda, you don’t understand the jihadist mentality. They write about it in their own documents, the goal to provoke overwhelming reactions that kill Arab civilians. (More later)

@GeorgeTakei Couldn’t agree more

The Israeli government has cut off food, water, and fuel to 2 million people inside Gaza. Collective punishment is not only contrary to international law, it is inhumane and illogical. How will this deescalate the violence rather than radicalize many more? It is madness.

@ATRightMovies The Mask! Epic!

Happy birthday CAMERON DIAZ. Which is your favourite of hers?

@AFL Fly. He’s attitude and the way he holds himself is a cut above

Who's your pick for the best coach in 2023? 🗳️

@DanielAndrewsMP Less laws and more education about how to be a good human should be the goal.

Today we're introducing legislation to ban the Nazi salute in Victoria. Because salutes, symbols, and the hateful ideology they represent have no place in our state.

@waitbutwhy Why TF don’t they have those water slides running from the top level all the way down to the bottom level? Amateurs

Everyone loves to be like "this looks like hell on Earth!" but it actually looks extremely fun

@CollingwoodFC What a legend

"When in front of the goals, MAKE IT COUNT!" Beau McCreery's Mum, Julie, delivered one of the all-time great pre-match speeches ahead of our 65-point win against GWS 🤍

@niroshan682 @stats_feed @POTUS @sanchezcastejon Australia 🇦🇺

@stats_feed @POTUS @sanchezcastejon What are the none Neto allies of U.S ?

Today, I'm proud to welcome our close partner and Ally President @sanchezcastejon of Spain to the White House. I look forward to deepening the historic ties between our nations.

@Rainmaker1973 Fuck yeah what a game! 👊

31 years ago #Today, Wolfenstein 3D, the first popular game with ray casting, was released. [read more: buff.ly/42vFtqV]

@airguides @noosa Great job guys. Looks epic! 👌

Looking back at one of our favourite campaigns with @noosa and the incredibly talented Melissa Findley and Jono Allen. We can't get enough of this stunning video, showcasing the beauty of this breathtaking destination. Who's ready to pack their bags and join us in #Noosa? 🌴🌊