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John McEnroe changed the perception of Tennis being a "Gentleman's game" fortunately Ian Botham to Cricket John Daly to Golf Boris Onischenko for Fencing Mike Tyson for Boxing Dennis Conner for Yachting Ronnie O'Sullivan for Snooker Lawrence Dallaglio for Rugby Union

The address is No. 83, Fangzhuanchang Hutong / 方砖厂胡同83号院. It's a small eatery that serves only zhajiangmian (Beijing Fried Sauce Noodles), where waiting in line is already common (it was also listed in Bib Gourmand). Now that Jensen Huang visited and this video is going viral, you can expect long lines. It's located right in between Nanluoguxiang and Qianhai, so it's a perfect stop for late lunch and an afternoon stroll. Bookmark for your next hutong / Beijing trip.

If a Fascist Latin America did join the Nazis - and if the Nazis had won WWII - then Latin America would simply repeat its original timeline. That continent's trail of violence would not budge hypothetically or historically regardless.

British Batman Villain versions: Ra's al Ghul, BTAS Penguin, Arkham series Professor Pyg, Beware the Batman Mad Hatter, BTAS Bookworm, '66 Scarecrow, Harley Quinn TV series Lord Marmaduke Ffogg, '66 Cavalier, Brave and the Bold Gentleman Ghost, Justice League Unlimited

University of Bologna is the oldest University, 1088AD Bluey was the oldest Dog that ever lived, 32 Damascus is the oldest existing Capital, c.2500BC Kongō Gumi Co., Ltd is the oldest commercial company, 578AD Bronte is the oldest surf lifesaving club, 1903

The most popular sports equipment outside its sport is the Tennis Ball: *as furniture protection *for massaging *as dog toys *for backyard cricket *as a pendulum to know how far to park your car in your garage Followed by the baseball bat: *to hit a buglar with

During Cool Britannia, Scotland had Trainspotting, Wales had Twin Town, England had Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Ireland had nothing because they're not British. Though, they did have The Van.

Say what you will about @Copilot and @Grok, but at least they have personality. @ChatGPTapp feels like I'm talking to a hungover bank clerk.

Phar Lap died far too young

Messi has been playing for Argentina since 05. In the 06 @FIFAWorldCup Finals, they lost to Germany In 2010, they lost to Germany In 2014, they lost to Germany In 2018, they lost to France In 2022, they won against France If he and his team stay clear of Germany, they could win

Jost is having so much fun playing Hegseth

The Mr Incredibles meme should actually extend to its 4 Panels template

Congo was once fucked over due to rubber. Now, they're fucked over due to cobalt.

Charlie Cox has been wearing tinted glasses in his most iconic role as Daredevil, he's very lucky that the general public actually don't know what he looks like.

After the War: Germany gave us Engineering Precision and Automotive excellence; Japan gave us Hand-held Electronics, Bullet Trains, Anime and Video Games; Italy gave us Designer Fashion and the Most Popular Cuisine in the World

@whyyoutouzhele Man, fuck this bitch

4月21日，一名中国女乘客在航班上，因通话音量太大与其他乘客冲突、后因不满空乘说英语 又与机务人员发生争执，最终被警方带离。 一网友表示：重庆飞吉隆坡转机期间，一名来自中国的女乘客因打电话声音太大，被一旁的马来西亚乘客提醒，双方发生争执。期间，马来西亚乘客用手机拍摄了她。 于是，女子叫来了空乘对质，并要求对方删除照片。 但该女子对空乘使用英语感到不满。 她说：“我是中国人！空乘为什么要跟我飙英语？而且我打电话有什么错？？飞机又没起飞。我要求对方删除视频。我是南方航空的空姐，如果今天这事处理不好，所有人都别飞了！” 网友称，事后公安把那名女子请下飞机协商。因为她导致我们中转航班延误，在吉隆坡滞留了一天，损失太大了。

Famous Burmese people named U: U Khe, Court Official U Wisara, Monk U Ya, Poet U Tin, Architect U Kyi, Inventor U Raschid, Politician U Kyin U, Writer U Nu, Prime Minister U Thant, Diplomat U Kala, Historian U Khandi, Hermit U Sein Than, Activist

If Hillary had won 2016, she would've likely lost 2020 to GOP candidates: Nikki Haley, Joe Walsh or Chris Christie, who, in turn, would've won 2024.

The "Liberal" parties of Chile, Sudan, Colombia, Philippines and Canada are more centre-left. The "Liberal" parties of Italy, Australia, Finland, Thailand, Iraq and Morocco are more centre-right. The "Liberal" party of Brazil is far-right.

Greatest Books titled purely with two Abstract Nouns: The Naked & the Dead, Mailer The Sound & the Fury, Faulkner The Beautiful & the Damned, Fitzgerald The Power & The Glory, Greene The Agony & The Ecstasy, Stone The Splendid & The Vile, Larson The Sacred & The Profane, Eliade