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@iam_sijo99 Ive never heard people mentioning they've watched Breaking Bad more than once, maybe twice, yea. But The Sopranos, fans never stops watching it. My 3rd time of watching it... some have watched it 5 times. I still plan to watched it again very soon. The Sopranos top them all

Top 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time ⭐️🍿 1. 🇺🇸 Breaking Bad ⭐️ 9.42 2. 🇺🇸 The Sopranos ⭐️ 9.35 3. 🇺🇸 Game of Thrones ⭐️ 9.09 4. 🇺🇸 Band of Brothers ⭐️ 9.08 5. 🇺🇸 The Wire ⭐️ 9.06 6. 🇺🇸 Better Call Saul ⭐️ 8.96 7. 🇺🇸 Chernobyl ⭐️ 8.84 8. 🇺🇸 It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia ⭐️ 8.78 9. 🇺🇸 The Office (US) ⭐️ 8.68 10.🇬🇧 Peaky Blinders ⭐️ 8.64 11. 🇺🇸 Mad Men ⭐️ 8.62 12. 🇺🇸 Succession ⭐️ 8.60 13. 🇺🇸 Friends ⭐️ 8.58 14.🇺🇸 True Detective (Season 1) ⭐️ 8.56 15.🇺🇸 Fargo ⭐️ 8.54 16.🇺🇸 The Americans ⭐️ 8.52 17.🇺🇸 Six Feet Under ⭐️ 8.50 18.🇺🇸 Lost ⭐️ 8.47 19.🇺🇸 The West Wing ⭐️ 8.45 20.🇺🇸 Dexter ⭐️ 8.43 21.🇬🇧 Sherlock ⭐️ 8.41 22.🇺🇸 Narcos ⭐️ 8.39 23.🇺🇸 Stranger Things ⭐️ 8.37 24.🇺🇸 Black Mirror ⭐️ 8.35 25.🇺🇸 House of Cards ⭐️ 8.33 26.🇺🇸 Seinfeld ⭐️ 8.31 27.🇺🇸 South Park ⭐️ 8.29 28.🇺🇸 The Simpsons ⭐️ 8.27 29.🇺🇸 Twin Peaks ⭐️ 8.25 30.🇺🇸 Ozark ⭐️ 8.23 31.🇺🇸 The Crown ⭐️ 8.21 32.🇺🇸 Vikings ⭐️ 8.19 33.🇺🇸 The Walking Dead ⭐️ 8.17 34.🇯🇵 Death Note ⭐️ 8.15 35.🇺🇸 House ⭐️ 8.13 36.🇺🇸 24 ⭐️ 8.11 37.🇺🇸 Prison Break ⭐️ 8.09 38.🇩🇪 Dark ⭐️ 8.07 39.🇺🇸 Hannibal ⭐️ 8.05 40.🇺🇸 Mr. Robot ⭐️ 8.03 41.🇺🇸 The X-Files ⭐️ 8.01 42.🇺🇸 Brooklyn Nine-Nine ⭐️ 7.99 43.🇺🇸 The Boys ⭐️ 7.97 44.🇺🇸 How I Met Your Mother ⭐️ 7.95 45.🇺🇸 Parks and Recreation ⭐️ 7.93 46.🇺🇸 Modern Family ⭐️ 7.91 47.🇪🇸 Money Heist ⭐️ 7.89 48.🇺🇸 The Mandalorian ⭐️ 7.87 49.🇺🇸 Ted Lasso ⭐️ 7.85 50.🇺🇸 Homeland ⭐️ 7.83

@Iameziokwu May we not choose wrongly. May the ones we call our lifesavers not be our life takers.

FOR THOSE WHO WANT FULL CONTEXT OF WHAT HAPPENED, THIS IS IT: The woman is Kouri Richins, a Utah based mother of three. Her husband was Eric Richins. On the surface, they looked like a normal, successful couple. They had real estate, kids, businesses, the whole suburban stability package. One evening, Kouri made Eric... her husband a drink. She made him a Moscow Mule cocktail. Prosecutors said that she secretly mixed in fentanyl, a synthetic opioid so powerful that even tiny amounts can shut down breathing. But she didn't use a small amount. She used about five times the lethal dose. Eric drank it. Went to bed. Never woke up. After his death, she wrote and published a children’s book about grief, titled "Are You With Me?". The book was meant to help kids cope with the pain of losing a parent. As investigations began, the case unfolded, the story started cracking open. Her prosecutors showed that her husband's death wasn't natural or random, rather it was more like planned job: She was deeply in debt, about $4.5 million dollars deep. She believed that she would gain access to millions from her husband’s estate and insurance. She also had an affair and was allegedly planning a different life with the new man. Prosecutors showed that there was also an earlier attempt to poison him weeks before (Valentine’s Day) using fentanyl again. Her text message records, internet searches, and witness testimonies pointed toward intent What was even more chilling was that this wasn’t a crime of rage. It was deliberate, and very well calculated. Her trial began in 2026. Her defense tried to argue that: Maybe it was an accidental overdose Maybe Eric had prior exposure to drugs But they didn’t present strong counter-evidence, and Kouri herself didn’t testify. After hearing weeks of testimony, the jury went inside to deliberate. They came back about three hours later and declared her guilty. She was convicted of: Aggravated murder Attempted murder (for the earlier poisoning attempt) Fraud and forgery related to insurance claims She now faces 25 years to life in prison.

@arojinle1 Hard line.

"Sometimes, the place you're used to is not the place you belong" While watching this movie in 2017 and it got to this point. I paused the movie and pondered upon the line for minutes.

@FootballTalkHQ Maybe this is true... of recent. Italian youth developments was way better compared to England before now. If Buffon is also complaining, then who are we to disagree. Somethings needs to change about their policies.

🗣️ Matić on Italian football: “It’s stuck in the 90s. The first issue concerns the youth academies. I’ve seen it with my son: youth programs in England and France are far ahead. They teach you how to dribble, develop your technique, and encourage you to have fun while finding the right solutions.”

HOW DAUGHTER SEE THEIR DADS AT EVERY AGE : //thread//

The feminine strength is cunning. A woman's ability to beat you without leaving any scar. A woman's ability to get you to agree to her idea while making you feel it was your idea. A woman's ability to get you to chase her whilst you felt it was your idea. All manipulation.

@NigerianSpaces @eurofootcom Yea. My first statement

@ObafemiAAA @eurofootcom You have an idea my friend

🇵🇹🗣️ Jose Mourinho: "Porto assistant coach Lucho Gonzalez? He called me a traitor 50 times in the tunnel. I'd like him to explain to me, a traitor to what?" "I went to Porto, I gave my soul to Porto, I went to Chelsea, I went to Inter, to Real Madrid, I travelled around the world and gave 24 hours of my life every day, gave my life, my soul. That's what professionalism is about." "Insults from the fans are one thing. But a fellow professional calling me a traitor, why? A traitor to what? Giving everything to Benfica? A traitor to what? I didn't like it." (BBC)

@Onowu791547661 @Blue_Footy Haram football? And you claimed to be a fan?

@Blue_Footy I'm a Chelsea fan but I disagree with Mikel He Mike was part of the players that played Haram football under Mourinho so what is he saying

John Obi Mikel says he won't recognise Arsenal as Champions if they win the league: 🗣️ "No, I wouldn't, because for me, it's cheating. They've cheated their way to winning the Premier League. So I wouldn't recognize them as winners, because for me it's illegal the way they're winning games. It's illegal unless the Premier League right now from this weekend stamp that out. We don't want to see that in the game." ~ @talkSPORT

@NigerianSpaces @eurofootcom Change the Idea Box in your name to ChatterBox

@eurofootcom Jose Mourinho is just another word for controversy.. Noise – Cho cho cho everytime

@fbworld23 BRANISLAV; gentle but rugged blue warrior. One of us.

Branislav Ivanović remains one of the most underrated defenders in Premier League history. For just £9m, Chelsea secured a powerhouse who delivered 10 major trophies and became the club’s second-highest scoring defender of all time. The Trophy Cabinet 3 Premier League titles 3 FA Cups 1 Champions League 1 Europa League 1 League Cup He was the definition of a big-game player. It is time we start talking about his legacy more often.

@el_obisesan You have said well. Apostles Paul came from the other side. He understood the effects of actions and its effects on other.

Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo is a respected teacher. His messages on relationships, faith, and growth have helped many people, especially the youth, and I thank God for the good he has done through his ministry at David’s Christian Centre. However, his recent choice to get a visible tattoo of “3:16” (from John 3:16) on his arm is wrong and should be clearly condemned. As a pastor, he has a big responsibility. The Bible calls leaders to set a good example for the church (1 Peter 5:2-3). They must not cause others to stumble or lose faith (Romans 14:13; 1 Corinthians 8:9-13). Some say the Old Testament rule against tattoos (Leviticus 19:28) was only for ancient Israel, like rules about food or clothes that Christians no longer follow. Truth is, leaders of the church still carry a higher standard. Their actions affect many people. Getting a tattoo now, as a full blown pastor, looks like following worldly trends instead of staying separate from the world (Romans 12:2). This can confuse young Christians, new believers, or those fighting worldly temptations. They may think it’s okay to copy culture over full surrender to Christ. It can weaken the gospel messages and cause division in the church. Showing it publicly makes the problem bigger, it distracts from Jesus and gives room for criticism. Pastors should deny themselves for the good of others, not use every freedom if it hurts souls. Grace covers mistakes, but leaders must aim higher and avoid things that confuse or divide. I say this with respect for his past work: Pastor Kingsley, please think again about this choice and its effects. Choose actions that build faith, not break it. Let this remind us all that our freedom in Christ is real, but love for others comes first. We must live holy lives that draw people to Jesus, not push them away. Happy 50th birthday.

@SrBez_ @General_Somto 🤣

@General_Somto Your health go first confuse 😆😆

“I Decided To Join Odumeje’s Live Stream Of Healing, And This Happened.” ~ Man 😩

@SLBenfica T H E . S P E C I A L . O N E 🎩 🪄

Football Heritage.

@g_diets_ Knowing must come with structure. This thread is superb. For every knowledge there must be consistent actions in order to stay grounded

THE DANGER OF KNOWING Most people think ignorance is the enemy. It is not. The real danger is knowing just enough to be awake, but not enough to be free. That is where anxiety lives. That is where paralysis is born. That is where people become intelligent, informed, and completely stuck.

AN APOPTOTIC LIFESTYLE: HOW YOU’RE KILLING YOURSELF IN SLOW MOTION. Do you know what apoptosis means? It’s cell death. Programmed. Silent. No drama. Your body doesn’t shout. It just switches off cells that no longer serve life. But here’s the irony: Many of you are not waiting for your body to decide. You’ve taken control of your own destruction. You’ve chosen to live an apoptotic lifestyle. Look at yourself: You live in AC. You drive in AC. You walk less, eat more. You sleep less, scroll more. You brag about “enjoyment” but your body is in mourning. Every day, you starve your mitochondria of sunlight and movement. Every night, you drown your nervous system in sugar, alcohol, stimulants, and fake vibes. You complain of tiredness at 30, knee pain at 35, hypertension at 40 — and you think it’s “normal aging.” No. It’s not age. It’s apoptosis. It’s you signing your own early death certificate, one soft-life indulgence at a time. Your ancestors walked miles under the sun, ate food grown in soil, and slept when the moon commanded rest. You? You Uber across the street, microwave processed nonsense, and sacrifice sleep on the altar of Netflix. Then you gather on Facebook to argue about post length and “moderation.” The truth? Your lifestyle is programmed to kill you. Slowly. Painlessly. A little belly fat here. A little high blood pressure there. One more pill in the morning. One more test result you pretend to “manage.” And like apoptosis, you don’t even notice the silent execution until too many cells, too many systems, too many organs are gone. But let me remind you: Life is not an endless rehearsal. Every bad night of sleep rewires your brain. Every lazy day of no movement stiffens your arteries. Every toxic plate you swallow mutates your cells. You are not “enjoying.” You are decaying in comfort. So yes, Keep living in AC. Keep Ubering instead of walking. Keep ignoring the primal needs of your body while flexing on Instagram. But don’t cry tomorrow when apoptosis graduates into; — Stroke, — Diabetes, — Infertility and an obituary that reads “gone too soon.” Because whether you like it or not, biology does not negotiate. Don’t forget to reach out for a well-structured meal plan. Share and tag your friends.

@g_diets_ This is well articulated. Our ancestors lived longer because of their lifestyles not because they were somehow more special. Today, information on how to live a long and healthy life is more accessible than ever, yet we are seeing more illness than in previous generations.

@dmightyangel And he warned them truly. "To be befall arm, is to before fall" 🤣

And this guy warned Arsenal fans make dem no go watch this match since yesterday o🤣🤣🤣

@AdewaleTinubu *Omotoyinbo

@AdewaleTinubu Mr Deji Tinubu, the great sport analyst. I remember him and Deji Fatoyinbo. The two guys who used to bring European and Champions leagues highlights to us, back in the day. He's dearly missed.

Time has marked eight years since your passing, but the weight of your absence and the power of your life have not faded. May Almighty God grant you eternal rest, my beloved brother. #DTLives #ForeverInOurHearts

@opeyemi_adesola @AdewaleTinubu Yea. I realised later. Thanks for the correction

@ObafemiAAA @AdewaleTinubu it's Deji Omtoyinbo not fatoyinbo