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Aaron Ramsey coup de grâce

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Mean guy

I mean it’s not rocket science, @NASA

#NEWS 🚨: Artemis II crew experienced issues with Outlook this morning and had to ask ground crew for assistance "We have two Microsoft Outlooks and neither one is working"

Wow 🤯 La Premier League ha lanciato ‘The Archive’, un portale nel quale è possibile vedere gli highlights estesi (circa 20 minuti l’uno) di TUTTE le partite della storia della Premier League. Ed è gratuito.

33 seasons. Endless drama. Iconic moments. Access the complete Premier League archive on demand! 👉 preml.ge/TheArchiveX

Nestle just lost 413,793 KitKat bars. Someone stole them off a truck heading from their factory in central Italy to Poland, about 1,300 km away. Roughly $1 million in chocolate. The truck, the bars, all of it, just gone. A European Parliament study puts cargo theft costs across Europe at €8.2 billion a year. That works out to about €2.5 million worth of goods disappearing from trucks and warehouses every 24 hours. The industry group TAPA tracked 157,421 cargo thefts across 129 countries between 2022 and 2024. Only 6% of those included how much was actually taken, and that 6% alone added up to €2.7 billion. The real number is way bigger. Germany gets hit the hardest. DHL's own data shows that a truckload is stolen every 20 minutes there, costing roughly €2.2 billion a year. The fastest-growing method is "phantom carriers," where criminal groups register fake trucking companies with forged documents, show up at warehouses with legit-looking paperwork, load the cargo, and drive off. No weapons, no break-ins. Just forged IDs and a clipboard. The German Insurance Association logged 88 phantom carrier cases in the first seven months of 2025, matching the total for the previous year. Food is the most-stolen category in Europe, accounting for 10-20% of all cargo thefts. Chocolate is a top target because it doesn't spoil, everyone wants it, and it sells fast on unofficial markets. 20 tonnes of Nutella and Kinder Eggs were stolen in Germany in 2017. A crime ring that moved 287 tonnes of Swiss chocolate worth $8 million over the course of 2014. 20 tonnes of Milka were taken from an Austrian factory in 2019 using forged pickup papers. Timing makes this one sting. Cocoa went from about $2,400 per ton three years ago to over $12,600 in late 2024. Prices have dropped to around $5,000-$6,000 in early 2026, but that's still double the historical average. In Poland, where these bars were headed, chocolate retail prices jumped 32.6% last year according to EU data. The product is worth stealing right now more than at almost any point in the past decade. Nestlé says each bar has a scannable code that routes back to the company. Decent tracking. But when €2.5 million in cargo disappears from European supply chains every single day, 413,793 KitKat bars are a rounding error.

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Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition update available for Switch 2, adds DLSS and more gonintendo.com/contents/59280…

Fallout 4 update out now on Nintendo Switch 2, patch notes – DLSS support, more nintendoeverything.com/fallout-4-upda…

Happy Birthday Chester ❤️

The anime adaptation of the hit FromSoftware game, Sekiro: No Defeat is coming soon to Crunchyroll ⚔️ #SXSW

First trailer for the ‘SEKIRO’ anime series. Coming soon to Crunchyroll.

Hanged The Hangman.

Weapon Elite. I’m fucking back bruv

Hangman’s blood staining the camera, and continuing to shoot the ending of the show with that visual was an incredible touch #AEWRevolution

This Will Ospreay return vignette >>>

And Still 👑 (📸: @RyanLoco)