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Drums Eat Everything

@drumsnomnom

A new music blog. Cheesesteaks, burgers and beats.

Katılım Mayıs 2012
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L@licha152547114·
@EJ_United @sampilger Its not pointless the above stats measure your teams performance which we can be put in a data form and put up a performance table to see who is the best team performances wise in the league
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Sam Pilger@sampilger·
Manchester United were happy to keep a manager who finished 15th last season, but there are now doubts about keeping a manager whose form since taking over has him in 1st position?
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Drums Eat Everything@drumsnomnom·
What a cesspit this once valuable app has become. I will leaving it to the racist paedo apologists and bots to argue amongst themselves and migrate where the sky is blue. Farewell, you were so much better as Twitter 👋
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(fan) Alex⁸@UTDAlex8·
Manchester United fans, who should stand up for Bruno Fernandes to sit?
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Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Justice@MoJGovUK·
We’re making a record investment: over 111,000 Crown Court sitting days this financial year – the most in a decade. More court time means faster justice for victims and our ambition is to go higher next year to reduce the backlogs. Read more: bit.ly/4974A8q
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George Osborne
George Osborne@George_Osborne·
Hi, some personal news - I’m changing job. I recently asked myself the question: what’s the most exciting and promising company in the world right now? The answer I believe is OpenAI. So it’s a privilege to be going to work for OpenAI as managing director and head of OpenAI for countries, based here in London. In my conversations with Sam Altman, Brad Lightcap, and other senior colleagues, it’s clear they are exceptionally impressive leaders and that they care very deeply about their mission to ensure the power of artificial intelligence is developed responsibly, and the benefits are felt by all. That’s exactly what the OpenAI for Countries initiative intends to achieve, helping societies around the world share the opportunity this powerful technology brings. Am honorored to join the team.
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Kyle Zorn
Kyle Zorn@Kyle_Zorn·
Be completely honest in this situation: You live in the United States, specifically NYC, where prices for everything are out of control. There is a higher allocation of "support tickets" and you receive a four-pack of $60 tickets. The market for these tickets is $600 - $800. You're a big fan, but you know you can sell these tickets for a $2,000 profit. This $2K can pay for your rent, medical bills, etc. What are you doing?
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Zohran Kwame Mamdani
Zohran Kwame Mamdani@ZohranKMamdani·
A $60 "supporter ticket" for 1.6% of seats isn't enough. Not when FIFA just set the highest ticket prices in World Cup history. Thousands spoke up demanding that this be a tournament that New Yorkers can afford. Here's what we actually need: end dynamic pricing, cap resale prices, and set aside 15% of tickets for local fans at a discount. The beautiful game must be for everyone.
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CoffeeLover@CoffeeLover_pm·
@ZohranKMamdani Prices are high but that's because there are more people who want to watch the match than the number of seats available. So, how do you decide who deserve to get a seat and who doesn't? High prices are unfortunately the fairest mechanism
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Eyal Yakoby
Eyal Yakoby@EYakoby·
There are hundreds of videos of drum circles on the Gaza flotilla, but zero videos of any aid on the boats. It was all a PR stunt.
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Sacha Novak
Sacha Novak@N84773Novak·
@drumsnomnom @norilope1 @x_rondo1 @IrishUnity Oh I’m sorry I forget stupid people sometimes read my posts. I didn’t mean they literally built the London Underground. I did try and make that clear. It hasn’t eluded the IDF. They have now secured most of it and that’s how we know the scale of its size.
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Drums Eat Everything@drumsnomnom·
@N84773Novak @norilope1 @x_rondo1 @IrishUnity It would take decades, and between £100B - £150B to build the London Underground from scratch (in peacetime conditions). How did Hamas manage to achieve such an amazing engineering achievement and how does it continue to elude the IDF?!
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Sacha Novak@N84773Novak·
@norilope1 @x_rondo1 @IrishUnity Urban warfare is impossible when the enemy have tunnel networks the size of London Underground with the sole purpose of killing Israeli forces. And the fact Hamas will, as they always have, use the people of Gaza as shields makes it even worse. Apparently I’m the buffoon 🙄
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Mac@MacBookProAR·
@jacksonhinkle They didn’t have to attack Israel. Probably would have saved a lot of lives.
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Drums Eat Everything@drumsnomnom·
@ViriliterageSDG @jacksonhinkle Millitary precision was very different 80 years ago, wasn’t it? No amount of “what about-ism” will ever justify using toddlers as target practice or delibertely and systematically assassinating civilians. Prick.
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Henry Winter
Henry Winter@henrywinter·
Ruben Amorim’s supporters argue that it is not the system that's at fault, it’s individual players not doing their jobs or simply making mistakes. But the system clearly doesn’t help them. Forcing centre-backs like Harry Maguire to play a high-line exposes his lack of pace. Not his fault, it's Amorim's. Luke Shaw is not a left-sided centre-back. Bruno Fernandes is not a central midfielder. Most players don’t look comfortable with 3-4-2-1. The defence looks exposed, not enough pace, too many gaps and no cover of any substance. Amorim’s stubbornly sticking to his system when 4-2-3-1 would work. The best managers adapt, work to their players' strengths. United’s defence would look more secure as a back-four of Mazraoui, De Ligt, Yoro, Shaw, shielded by two from Mainoo/Ugarte/Casemiro, Bruno restored to his preferred 10, flanked by Mbeumo and Cunha serving Sesko. But Amorim is too stubborn to change. Amorim also has to take culpability for vulnerability at set-pieces and failure to know how to respond and regroup when the opposition turn the ball over. Where is the coaching? They’ve upgraded everything at Carrington except, it seems, the coaching. Amorim was outwitted by Keith Andrews, who was managing only his 8th game. Andrews just saw the centre-backs’ vulnerability and unleashed pace. Amorim’s tactics are clearly at fault. Amorim says his players needed “more personality to control games”. But his system inhibits them. His questioning and demeanour can hardly inspire them. He's clearly a good man and at Sporting showed he was a decent coach. But this stubbornness may cost him his job. That said, it's all very well this increasing clamour for change but who? Who could United bring in? Most elite head coaches are all embedded at teams with better squads at better-run clubs. United are still United, still huge, still big payers, and should still attract a decent coach. But who? #MUFC
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Michael
Michael@commissionase·
Mainoo demanding gametime from the manager just goes to show that player power is still a problem at the club. Demanding gametime when you're clearly not good enough to be a starter portrays pride and lack of accountability.. I blame our lack of midfield options for this.
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ALBA Party@AlbaParty·
🗣️"[They are] capturing a generation of young people who are also appalled at a Genocide that is taking place... this is about the closing down of arguments about the actions of Israel" @KennyMacAskill, setting out why he is against banning @KNEECAPCEOL from TRNSMT
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