Benjamin Evans

Is anyone bothered about Jamie fucking carragher’s opinion on football I can’t stand the bloke

@TheLukeBeck Let me know if you do or someone does one I’ll join

Is any #dcfc #dcfcfans making a FPL mini league this season? 🐑

@Carra23 @MullockSMirror How has this man still got a job he’s a shocking pundit and he spits at a kid 🤷🏼‍♂️

It was a joke to wind up Micah Richards as that’s the nature of our show on CBS. and you know that @MullockSMirror but you just thought let’s get a big headline for my piece! Typical Sunday papers!!!

How has Jamie carragher still got a job after spitting at a kid never mind being a crap pundit

@Ginja_Ninja86 Sounds like he’s up shit creek when whatever evidence comes out

A scared little man, doing scared little man things.

@Ginja_Ninja86 @histories_arch @Graham__Hancock I’ve heard that a diplodocus put the last stone on top

@Evo083 @histories_arch So that engraving there proves that mainstream archaeology is wrong again. Ancient Apocalypse starts again in Wednesday 🙌🏼 @Graham__Hancock

In late 12th Century AD, King Jayavarman VII commissioned the construction of Ta Prohm in proximity to Angkor Wat. Within this temple complex, there exists a notable carving on one of the walls that appears to depict a stegosaurus, a dinosaur known from prehistoric times. This intriguing representation, measuring approximately the size of a hand, is located in a relatively hidden section of the temple, enveloped by the expansive roots of ancient banyan trees. © The Archaeologist #archaeohistories

@Ginja_Ninja86 @histories_arch They put that much of a shift in they got recognised

@histories_arch @Evo083 fuckin dinosaur's!

@Ginja_Ninja86 @centregoals I know what you’re saying but yet they still buy it 🤷🏼‍♂️then moan ultimate team is shocking that is pay to play but the pro clubs and other game modes are still all good

@Evo083 @centregoals Or, everyone has realised how far EA have nose dived the franchise

🚨🚨| EA FC 25 has become the WORST reviewed football game from the company EVER. 🤯🎮

@Ginja_Ninja86 @centregoals It’s probably because they have changed how to do the tactics the thick people don’t have a clue how to set a team up 😂😂😂

@centregoals @Evo083

@Ginja_Ninja86 @4biddnKnowledge Exactly you know they put a shift in

@4biddnKnowledge Dinosaurs @Evo083

Mainstream wants you to believe that these stones were cut with chicken bones and copper chisels, then rolled around on palm tree logs. Then, miraculously hoisted into place hundreds of feet above ground. They insult your intelligence with such theories. Billy Carson

@Ginja_Ninja86 hello

@keanojumo @England Go on lads 💪🏼

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@Ginja_Ninja86 @keith_nelis Steve macmanatran 🤣

@keith_nelis Some bangin dream team names here 😄 @Evo083

@PaulMerse @supreme_cbd I quit the weed weeks ago now I have the cbd vape pens there excellent they help me relax before I go to bed I wished I did this years ago

Yes massively @supreme_cbd

@Ginja_Ninja86 @TheLampardView Well deserved bout time fifa actually gave a team of the season card to someone that’s played well all season

@TheLampardView @Evo083

Official Cole Palmer TOTS card Well deserved 👏🏻

@dln_dolan Well done mate great stuff

I have successfully passed my US football ⚽️ 7V7 and 11V11 grassroots training!

@Ginja_Ninja86 @archeohistories Still, I’m non the wiser

@archeohistories @Evo083

Skeptics often ponder, "How did the ancient Egyptians maneuver such colossal stones?" Meanwhile, the ancient Egyptians have quite straightforwardly illustrated their methods for us. The painting from the tomb of Djehutihotep, an eminent Middle Kingdom Egyptian governor, is indeed a remarkable artefact that illustrates an essential aspect of ancient engineering and labor. It provides a captivating visual of how the ancient Egyptians managed the daunting task of transporting massive stone blocks, which was pivotal in their construction of monumental structures. The particular scene, long believed to be ceremonial or ritualistic due to the presence of water, may in fact be depicting a practical method for reducing friction. According to recent interpretations, the water being poured on the sand would have served a functional purpose, dampening the sand to make the sled's passage easier. By wetting the sand, workers could have reduced the force required to pull the sled, a critical insight for understanding how the Egyptians built their awe-inspiring monuments with the technology available to them at the time. The reinterpretation of the water's role from a symbolic to a practical element is a significant shift. It underscores the importance of revisiting and questioning established understandings of ancient practices with fresh perspectives and applying modern scientific analysis to archaeological finds. It also offers a glimpse into the sophistication of the ancients' problem-solving abilities, displaying a deep understanding of the physical world that enabled them to undertake architectural projects of immense scale and enduring legacy. - Subscribe for Detailed Post - #archaeohistories

@Ginja_Ninja86 @FIFAWorldCup @Persie_Official I remember this goal he just knew what he wanted to do as soon as the cross came in

@FIFAWorldCup @Persie_Official @Evo083

🛫🇳🇱 @Persie_Official

Is it me or is there no atmosphere at these Saudi Arabia events

@Ginja_Ninja86 @Culture_Crit They were definitely there before the Egyptians got there

@Culture_Crit @Evo083

The Pyramids of Giza are enigmas that may never be solved. We've found thousands of hieroglyphs across Egypt - not one mentions how they were built or how the ancients cut stone. 10 facts that will blow your mind (thread) 👇