Teo Snow

@learning_yohei Thank you very much. You are good human as well.

@TeoSnow1 Because you are good human…

Oh no! 😭 My follower count keeps dropping. So many of my followers got suspended!

Take note, Stargate fans! #SaveStargate

Yessss!!

@JamesBryhan @MichaelShanks Slovenia

Amazon MGM said Stargate doesn’t have “broad appeal.” Let’s test that. Don’t debate. Don’t argue. Just reply with where you’re from. 🌍 England 🌍 Scotland 🌍 Wales 🌍 Ireland 🌍 USA 🌍 Canada 🌍 Brazil 🌍 Germany 🌍 France 🌍 Australia 🌍 New Zealand 🌍 Japan 🌍 South Africa 🌍 Argentina …wherever you call home. Let’s show @AmazonMGMStudio just how far the Stargate community reaches. One reply. One country. One global fanbase. Open the Gate. #SaveStargate #Stargate

@NejcMravlja @SportTVSlovenia To je sigurno dokazano, kajti mnogi odlični igralci nikoli sploh niso na svetovnem prvenstvu igrali. Za vsakega športnika bi se moral upoštevati "opus" skozi kariero, ne pa tekmovanja, kjer je preveč dejavnikov, ki vplivajo na rezultat.

“Zgodovina nogometa največjih igralcev ne pomni le po tem, kaj so osvojili, ampak predvsem po tem, kako so spremenili igro. Prav zato Cristiano Ronaldo ne potrebuje svetovnega prvenstva, da bi ostal nesmrten ...” Dan 2⃣7⃣ #wc2026 za @SportTVSlovenia. sport-tv.si/solze-ki-ne-sp…

@LaraDCookie Ljudje se ne zavedajo, da kultura ni sam platno in čopič. Je tud glasbena, uprizoritvena, intermedijska, literaturna umetnost in še kaj. Marsikdo, ki ima dobro mrežo se znajde, investira, in fajn živi poleg razpisanih drž. sredstev. Marsikdo pa...sej si že rekla.

A prav razumem, da kulturniki jokajo o propadu zarad 5-10% znižanja sredstev iz strani ministrstva za kulturo? 🤷 A pol ti kulturniki sploh kaj svojega zaslužijo al sam delajo na račun ministrstva za kulturo?

@JSoccerMagazine Im not watching WC2026 anymore. Such a joke. Japan...again most unlucky.

Ao Tanaka inconsolable after losing the ball to lead to Brazil’s late winner. (How can these two teams meet at this stage and Canada v South Africa and a few other games between average teams take place so early in tournament?) お疲れ様 Japan. Hold the heads high.

@AccidentalZen @Haggisyum @policylaila Used by capitalism? If im not wrong, the ones implemented this are not capitalists.

@Haggisyum @policylaila There is no difference between sharing info publicly online and sharing to a “trusted provider”. It’s all data, it’s all for sale, it will all be used against you by capitalism and government.

My 17-year-old daughter: “I’m confused. We’ve always been taught not to share personal information or anything that identifies us online because it isn’t safe. Now they want us to do exactly that to access social media.”

@JacobsBen And then you have 7:1 thrashing, something A tier teams are able to do to C tier or D tier, but in such event shouldn't happen. Quality of the game drops. Like exotic sportsmen in Winter olympic games

🚨 Joint-statement from Cape Verde, Curaçao, Uzbekistan, Congo, Haiti, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa and Côte d’Ivoire expressing their “profound disappointment” following the recent comments made by UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin arguing the expanded World Cup will create “uninteresting” games. “We respectfully but firmly reject these comments. “For our countries, there is no such thing as an unimportant World Cup match. “For Cape Verde, Curaçao and Uzbekistan, qualification for the FIFA World Cup represents a historic achievement and the realization of a dream shared by generations. “For nations such as Congo and Haiti, returning to football’s biggest stage after a long absence carries a special meaning for millions of supporters who have waited years, and in some cases decades, for this moment. “To suggest that these matches are somehow less important is deeply disappointing and fails to recognize the efforts, sacrifices and aspirations of players, coaches, clubs, football leaders and supporters across the world. “Behind every qualification stand years of work and investment. Behind every national team stand entire communities and millions of people who see football as a source of pride, hope and unity. “Football does not belong to a select group of nations. Its strength comes from its universality. The FIFA World Cup is the world’s greatest football competition precisely because it brings together different cultures, different histories and different football journeys. “For many countries, participation in the FIFA World Cup is not only a sporting achievement. It is a moment that inspires a generation, accelerates football development and creates memories that last a lifetime. “We believe that every nation that qualifies deserves respect. Every team has earned its place on merit. Every supporter has the right to dream. Every match carries meaning for millions of people around the world. “We therefore reject the UEFA President’s comments and reaffirm our belief that the growth of football must continue to create opportunities, inspire new generations and strengthen the truly global nature of our game. “Every team qualified on merit. “Every match matters.”

Amid all the predictable seething jealousy and bitter resentment to this news, I’d like to congratulate @elonmusk on an astounding achievement. He’s got there by being the most driven, creative, hard-working and ambitious business genius in history. Salut, Elon! 👏👏

@JSoccerMagazine He was such a talent. Or maybe still is, but needs good club.

#JSoccerMagazineTransferNews2627 Urawa Reds have released Shoya NAKAJIMA at the end of his contract. Surely a club that could use him better will pick him up. (The kind of player that Vissel Kobe do well with for a year or three - overseas experience).

@MiroGec65 Mislim, da se zdele mal tepe po glavi, ker je odstopil od kandidature za predsednika ali neki takega

Conor McGregor je pravkar pozval k edini rešitvi, potem ko je afriški migrant sredi ulice v Belfastu pobil domačina! "ZAPRI MEJE - ODSTRANITE VSE nezakonite priseljence s tega otoka ZDAJ!"

@Boichi_Bo1 Keep going! There are many people who agree with you and like your essays. Me included!

Thank you, everyone, deeply for your interest in my writings about the comics/manga industry. As I have mentioned before, after an incident that occurred around Christmas last year, I withdrew from many things in my life and spent a period in seclusion. I was heartbroken by the suffering that cartoonists and artists endure. However, the warm words of a great senior mangaka and many other people encouraged me to stand up again and keep moving forward. At that point, I decided that for the next three months I would dedicate myself to one goal: "Let's work for the future of comics around the world." During those three months, I worked on many different projects and initiatives. Those efforts extended not only across Japan and Korea, but also from Africa to North America. I wanted to give something—however small—to people who love manga. A gift with a simple message written on it: "Someone believes in you. Someone believes in your potential." The first article in my comics industry series was written on the final day of those three months. I couldn't sleep that night, so I simply sat down and wrote. Although the post received a great deal of support on X, I honestly expected that to be the end of it. But then something surprising happened. The response came not only from readers, but also from people in government, the media, and the comics industry itself. For years, I had worked hard on YouTube without seeing that kind of reaction. Yet a post written for X in the early hours of the morning generated exactly that response. To me, those reactions—from government, industry, and the press—were the very gift I had hoped to give all of you. That is why, despite being busy, I decided to continue writing a little more about the comics industry. And so I wrote several more essays. My approach is simple. I write each topic from beginning to end in a single sitting. Then my friend, Steve slowly translate and we post it one by one. The essay on globalization, for example, was originally written on May 14. I simply divided it into sections and posted it over ten days. The essay on piracy manga that I am currently posting was actually completed on May 2. I have been translating and publishing it over the course of eight days. When you finish reading these essays, I believe you will realize a few things. You will realize that Steve and I were already confronting these questions decades ago. That we spent many years thinking about them, researching them, and searching for answers. And perhaps most importantly, that we have always cared deeply about everyone who loves comics. You will come to understand that. Neither Steve nor I are extraordinary people. We are deeply imperfect. Our lives have been filled with mistakes, regrets, and countless moments of uncertainty. Even today, we are still searching for answers. We have not found an answer that satisfies everyone. What we are searching for is simply an answer that can help everyone. And of this, I am certain. We have never stopped trying. Thank you very much!

@LaraDCookie Ja vem...iz Britanije in Francije je največ tega, nekaj tudi iz Italije, ker je Španija itak že čist nora, no iz tam še nisem veliko zasledil. Mal bi bilo čudno pričakovati, da med milijoni, ki smo jih sprejel v EU ne bo vsaj 20% ekstremistov. Tako razmišljam.

@TeoSnow1 Ja sam tole je resnično...a veš kaj mislm.

Nekam veliko je teh osamljenih primerov napadov migrantov.

@R_by_Ryo Maybe because he is used to J League?

I really don't understand J.League teams' obsession with Ranko Popovic. If you've seen him manage the half dozen or so teams over the past 15 years like I have, you'd be confused too.