Still Danford

28

Kim "Katie" USA@KimKatieUSA·8h

Immigrant drops his pants in the middle of a packed public commuter train. Riders had finally seen enough. Literally. They took matters into their own hands, fists, and feet.

English

2.9K

5.1K

46.1K

5.1M

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

@StarPlatinum_ That's how a lady said she cheated on her boyfriend with her rapist

English

LT Jonathan Kendrick@PlisskenPatriot

3

StarPlatinum@StarPlatinum_·3d

Story time of why I think this is true for some women I hate to be that guy but:

how your gf looks at you when you ask her to block the guy who “raped” her in 2019:

English

378

820

18.4K

1.7M

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

@DAMIADENUGA Holy ghost 👻👻👻

English

1

22

Dami’ Adenuga@DAMIADENUGA·4h

Omg 🤣🙆🏽

17

13

74

2.8K

Still Danford retweetledi

Peter Obi@PeterObi·4h

A Faithful Father in the Faith at 85 On behalf of my family, I join millions of believers and well-wishers across the world in celebrating your 85th birthday, Papa Kumuyi. For decades, you have exemplified integrity, humility, discipline, and unwavering commitment to the Gospel. Through your teachings, leadership, and personal example, you have inspired and transformed countless lives across generations and nations. As you mark this milestone, I pray that Almighty God grants you continued good health, renewed strength, and greater wisdom to keep impacting lives and advancing His Kingdom. Happy 85th Birthday, Papa Kumuyi. May your light continue to shine brightly. -PO

English

340

679

3.5K

38.8K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

1

6

The Touchline | 𝐓@TouchlineX·4h

🚨 𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗭𝗬 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧: Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappé are the only players to score 30+ penalties this decade in Europe's top 5 leagues.

English

99

55

1K

25.8K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

@yusufenitan4 @Rejoice_inlife They deserve to d!e cuz their corruption has damaged a lot of citizen

English

1

10

Eric@yusufenitan4·4h

@Adewale_us @Rejoice_inlife Not only APC Death to any politician they embezzle public funds

English

1

0

6

Shehu Gazali Sadiq@Rejoice_inlife·13h

Immediately after the 2023 elections, a friend who won a state house of assembly election under APC in one of the states, called me to tell to stop criticising Tinubu. He said Tinubu has a 20-year blue print to fix Nigeria just like he's doing in Lagos. I asked, will Tinubu be in power for 20 years? He said yes. "He has been in power in Lagos since 1999 so he can be in power in Nigeria for 20 years." Nigerians don't know the battle ahead. They think those of us speaking out are doing too much. Dey play.

English

31

320

912

37.1K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

@OlusegunOJ_ They have different agenda

English

@OneFootball x.com/i/status/20625…

1

5

OLUSEGUN · OJ.@OlusegunOJ_·5h

@Adewale_us Even the Sharia law doesn't favour them,so I don't know what they're up to

English

1

0

1

13

Still Danford@Adewale_us·6h

Religion has reduced us to believing that calling on God is the only solution to all our problems. After all, God has already answered our prayers; we only refuse to take action and claim them. We need religious reform where we all stop going to church and mosque and face reality. Our forefathers who lived before Islam and Christianity was introduced to Africa will not answer any questions about religion on Judgment Day. We need to fix the country, visit the Bible and Quran, do thorough reforms by removing all the negative and ungodly curses inside the so-called holy books, then reintroduce them. I don’t know why bandits would be claiming they want Sharia law implemented, or else they will klll those in their captivity. Are they m@d, ni?

English

3

201

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@AllFutbolMX x.com/i/status/20625…

1

7

OneFootball@OneFootball·6h

USA and Germany play out an entertaining warm-up in both sides' final game before the World Cup 🔜🏆

English

27

56

1K

9.9K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@PolymarketSport x.com/i/status/20625…

1

308

All Fútbol MX 🇲🇽@AllFutbolMX·5h

Mariachis, sombreros, gifts, and fans chanting Heung-Min Son’s name during South Korea’s first training session on Mexican soil. 🇰🇷❤️🇲🇽 This is how Mexico welcomed South Korea ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 🏆🤝🏼

English

13

71

1K

26.6K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@AJEnglish x.com/i/status/20625…

1

12

Polymarket Sports@PolymarketSport·6h

🚨JUST IN: The Space Needle in Seattle has been painted like a soccer ball to prepare for the World Cup

English

29

34

799

38K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

1

18

Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish·6h

Iran’s World Cup squad has been notified they must enter and leave US soil on the same day of their matches played in America, says Tehran’s ambassador to Mexico. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/x8ky2u

English

355

722

2.4K

350.5K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@ESPNFC x.com/i/status/20625…

1

7

The Touchline | 𝐓@TouchlineX·5h

📸 - Looks like Thomas Tuchel got a haircut for the World Cup!

English

132

36

1.3K

72.2K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@433 x.com/i/status/20625…

1

9

ESPN FC@ESPNFC·6h

The USMNT falls to Germany in their final match ahead of the World Cup. Next up ➡️ Paraguay on Jun. 12.

English

306

407

9.8K

324K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@livescore x.com/i/status/20625…

1

5

433@433·6h

𝐆𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐘 𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 𝐂𝐔𝐏 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐘 🇩🇪 They make it 𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗘 𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗦 𝗜𝗡 𝗔 𝗥𝗢𝗪, thanks to goals from Kai Havertz and Leroy Sané 💪 Antonee Robinson scores an absolute rocket for the home team, but it’s not enough 🥵🚀

English

168

277

6.5K

79.1K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@TrollFootball x.com/i/status/20625…

1

7

LiveScore@livescore·6h

Spain will win the World Cup, according to EA Sports' prediction engine 🔮🏆 The algorithm, based on player ratings and tournament simulations, has called the last 4⃣ winners perfectly 🤯✅

English

42

94

1.2K

15.8K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

@USMNT @CocaCola x.com/i/status/20625…

1

7

Troll Football@TrollFootball·5h

5 days until the World Cup!

English

228

1.5K

13K

212.6K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

1

4

U.S. Soccer Men's National Team@USMNT·6h

Final from Soldier Field. The FIFA World Cup is up next. #USMNT x @CocaCola

U.S. Soccer Men's National Team tweet media

English

474

159

2.4K

431.1K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME

1

18

The Touchline | 𝐓@TouchlineX·5h

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: This is the story you want to be reading today, as Tim Payne is coming on for New Zealand. This is the man who went from 5k followers to 5 million followers within a few days after an Argentine football influencer (Valen Scarsini) started a campaign to make the "least-known player at the World Cup" famous, and they picked out Tim Payne! Within days, millions of people started following him with the mission of making him the MOST FAMOUS World Cup footballer in the world. And now here he is smiling, with the entire stadium celebrating him coming on and with even the 4th official recognizing him. FOOTBALL! ❤️

English

140

365

7.9K

274.5K

Still Danford@Adewale_us·4h

FIFA updated its Stadium Code of Conduct on June 2, 2026. The new rule says: “For the avoidance of doubt, reusable water bottles may not be brought into the stadium”. Reason... Safety. FIFA says bottles, cups, jars, cans are banned because they could cause injury if thrown. They also noted “outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues”. Previous rule... Just last month FIFA allowed “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to 1 litre”. That clause was removed. FIFA says bottled water inside venues will be sold at prices “which remain consistent with other events held at each stadium”. At last summer’s Club World Cup, bottled water sold for $4-$6. Dasani, Coca-Cola’s brand, is expected to be the main water supplier. Fans are frustrated because 26 of 104 matches are expected in 26°C+ heat, 5 matches in 28°C+. Experts warned of health risks from extreme heat. FIFA says misting stations, hydration stations, cooling tents will be available around stadiums. Exceptions... Baby milk/sterilized water up to 1L per child, and medical liquids up to 500ml with a certificate are still allowed. So basically... no reusable bottles, pay for water inside, “consistent with other events” pricing. The timing, 1 week before kickoff on June 11, is why it’s getting called a “last-minute ban”. #ACCELERATE2026 #CFC #FIFAWorldCup

QME