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@jo09270 @xangelverse Pero mas malala ata ung paghuhusga sa kapwa? Diba dapat di na natin pinakikialaman ung iba unless nakakasakit sa kapwa? Ang pagpost mo ng paghusga nakakasakit sa taong ito dahil may pribadong buhay siya. Mas mali pa ito sa pinanghuhusga mo sa kanya?

@xangelverse Mas malala yung lumalabag sa 10 commandments pero makikita mo leader pa sa church choir at linggo linggo pa naharap sa diyos! Walng limit ang kapal ng mukha ng karamihan sa pinoy tlga.

JUSKOOOOO 😭 NANUNUOD NG UAAP HABANG NAGMIMISA 😭

@gmanews Gusto tlg ng paraang mangurakot. Grabe ang bastos na talaga!

BREAKING: President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. on Thursday announced that a service contracting program would be implemented beginning April 15, 2026. "Sa ilalim ng programang ito, babayaran namin ang ating mga operator at driver ng mula P40 hanggang P100 kada kilometro," Marcos said. Read more: gmanetwork.com/news/topstorie…

@Arden_2210 It’ 45 (5 x 8) +5

Most people say 13 But that’s not correct If you solve this, your brain is sharp 🔥

@Arden_2210 45

@ABSCBNNews @ANCALERTS @agathamgregorio Medyo corny na ito sa kabila ng nalaman nating ninakaw ng mga buwaya sa flood control projects

‘MAY BAON TAYO’ Reps. Perci Cendaña, Chel Diokno, and Leila de Lima are seen with potato chips and a paper bag from a coffee shop prior to the hearing proper on impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte. | via @agathamgregorio

@keanlockes @KM_Jessica_Soho Teka, san ang mali dito? Nag viral naman organically. Bakit ang dami alimango dito. Ang loser natin kung ganito lahat mag isip. Di tayo aasenso sa pag complain natin

kinda disappointed with @KM_Jessica_Soho for not digging deep into "Hawak Mo Ang Beat" and held off on revealing that the song is actually AI...

@screentime Worth every penny. Just goes to show you don’t need a huge budget to have a good show.

‘A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS’ showrunner says they “embellished” the fog to overcome budget limitations in the fight scene “We have about a quarter for every dollar for a Westeros minute of previous shows. So we had to be careful how we hid things” (via: Polygon)

@DontSportsMeBro @NoRiskNoParty Called out by a hilliboy? Next time don’t use grok to check so you don’t sound dumb?

@impostornik @NoRiskNoParty Yes, so if you had a full one to begin with that makes you even more wrong lol, don’t be made now because you got called out.

I just did the math on ribeye and I’m never buying it pre cut again. Everywhere I checked, the already cut ribeye is basically a 3 dollars per pound convenience tax. So I went to Costco and bought the whole boneless ribeye slab because I eat meat every single day. Price was 14.99 per lb instead of 17.99 per lb. The piece was almost 30 pounds. That is 3 dollars saved per pound. About 90 dollars saved total. Which means I basically got an extra 6 pounds of ribeye for free. I cut it at home, portion it, zip lock bags, freezer. Now I’m set for the month with the best ribeye ever. Never paying the pre cut tax again.

@DontSportsMeBro @NoRiskNoParty Thanks grok. That assumes that you didn’t have a full one to begin with.

@impostornik @NoRiskNoParty Full fridge uses less energy and is more efficient. The food inside acts as a thermal mass requiring less chilled air to keep it at temp. There’s a small increase in energy initially to cool the meat which is more than offset by increased efficiency, but sure I’m illiterate.

@DontSportsMeBro @NoRiskNoParty Anything you put inside a freezer contributes heat. And everytime you open it to get the frozen cut adds to the cost you dumbass. Basic laws. You don’t know this because YOU’re illiterate!

@impostornik @NoRiskNoParty I’d rather be guilty of a typo on Twitter than not understanding how a refrigerator works.

@DontSportsMeBro @NoRiskNoParty Lol! Typo my ass!! An extra ‘ and an e can’t be a typo imbecile. And it’s a freezer not a refrigerator. You belong in the trash!

@DontSportsMeBro @NoRiskNoParty It’s ‘Your’

@impostornik @NoRiskNoParty “What does it cost to store” lol, you’re freezer runs 24/7 regardless of whether or not there’s rib eye in it doofus

@grffgone @RickAmorFati @DecadeScrolling @grok He’s asking who this girl is. How would he use google to search? This is the dumbest suggestion I’ve ever seen on this app. Lol!

@RickAmorFati @DecadeScrolling @grok USE YOUR GOOGLE AND SHUT UP WITH THIS GROK SHIT DUMBASS LIKE FR SEARCH HER UP BRO THIS GROK IS STUPIDITY IN ALL PEOPLE

The concept of performing your hit songs about your cheating ex husband in one of the many hotels where it happened. It must be simultaneously liberating and incredibly difficult.

@stelzner_n1150 Lol. You sound like a backslidden Christian. Try again.

JD Vance destroyed any chance he had at becoming President today.

@SeloSlav @hoodrichcapita1 @elonmusk Try to build one then. Brain Capital is essential and Elon and Palmer Luckey are perfect examples. You don’t have the right to demand from them unless you have the brains to innovate like they do.

@hoodrichcapita1 @elonmusk Someone else could have too!

Correct. My Tesla and SpaceX shares, which are almost all my “wealth”, only go up in value as a function of how much useful product those companies produce and service. This means my “wealth” can only increase due to producing more products and services for the public. Moreover, anyone else who is a shareholder in Tesla and SpaceX, which incudes employees, participates in the upside of stock appreciation. That is because I am a maker, not a taker like the Bernie Sanders type politicians of the world. They take and they’re on the take, because they cannot or will not make.

@Ace109610 Overrated. Tried to like it but it doesn’t have what it takes to be a classic—too basic to rewatch. Don’t get the hype. Saw it in the theaters and it wasn’t worth the cost.

You telling me that Sinners and arguably the best movie isn’t in the top 20. This scene clears every movie this year.

@BillAckman @Bremont Get a piece on a member of the royal family. The resulting organic demand will dwarf any paid media you could buy

A Watch and Investment Story Part II Nearly eight months ago, I wrote a post about my personal investment in @Bremont, a British watchmaker, in which I became Non-executive Chairman, and along with affiliates, became controlling shareholder in April of this year. My investment was spontaneous, inspired by a positive sales experience and the inspired purchase of a number of watches at the company’s Mayfair, London boutique three years ago. In my introductory post, I promised to provide periodic updates of our progress toward our goal of transforming Bremont into an iconic watch company. Here is our first progress update: New Board I have long believed that the success or failure of a company is largely determined by the board. To that end, I recruited a new board. The directors are: David Berkowitz, Chief Investment Officer, KFO, LLC, the Seth Klarman family office Davide Cerrato, CEO of Bremont, formerly CEO HYT, Managing Director Watch Division Mont Blanc, Head of Marketing, Design and Product Development at Tudor Ian Goldberg, Partner at Venrex, a venture capital firm. Ian is a representative of Bremont’s other major shareholder Andrew Haimovici, my Harvard-educated nephew who previously spent two years working in various roles at Bremont. Francesca Leone, formerly Chief Brand Officer of Michael Kors with previous Global Communication roles at Valentino, Bulgari, and Hermes Martin Parker, formerly Director World Service at Rolex and previously International Customer Service Director at Patek Philippe Larry Pettinelli, who spent more than three decades at Patek Philippe USA, culminating as CEO New Senior Leadership Team We have also recently completed the recruitment of our senior executive team. In addition to our CEO Davide Cerrato, the senior executive team includes: Elen Barnes, Chief Marketing Officer, previously Global Brand Director of Tag Heuer, formerly CMO of Bang & Olufsen Christoph Bippus, Chief Operations Officer, with two decades of experience at Richemont Group, most recently as Associate Director Customer Service for IWC Laura Collins, Chief People Officer, formerly HR Lead Consultant at Willow HR Cos Hayret, Chief Product Development Officer, formerly Watch Development Manager at Montblanc Stephane Pichavant, Chief Commercial Officer, who previously spent 15 years at LVMH Watches and Jewelry, most recently as Global Sales Director for Tag Heuer Kurt Williams, Chief Financial Officer, previously Head of Finance, Swatch Group UK and Country Manager Godiva UK Business Progress The first priority of management was to rationalize the product assortment so as to provide a coherent product offering for our customers while launching an entirely new product collection. Bremont has launched three product lines, namely Terra Nova (Land), Supermarine (Sea), and Altitude (Air), watches which deliver vastly superior quality and functionality compared to similarly priced competitors. Bremont watches are as beautiful as they are rare. Rolex produces more than one million watches per year. Bremont handcrafts fewer than 10,000. When you wear a Bremont, you are part of a small and exclusive club. All Bremont watches are designed, developed, prototyped, assembled, tested, and serviced at our headquarters in Henley-on-Thames known as The Wing. The company has worked to continuously improve its manufacturing capabilities and is now producing superbly crafted, rugged, and reliable watches. One of the company’s most important objectives has been to upgrade product design, quality, durability and reliability. The company now uses 904L steel (also used by Rolex) for all of its steel watches, and has introduced ceramic materials, top quality Swiss movements including a tourbillion built at the company’s Wing HQ, new distinct bracelets for each product line, the highest quality straps, and has dramatically reduced service lead times, now six weeks. The new watches are spectacular and have been recently recognized with multiple industry awards and expert commentary. Here are a few of my favorites (photos below): ALTITUDE MB METEOR STEALTH GREY This is a limited edition of Bremont’s iconic pilot watch, for the first time produced in a sand-blasted F35 stealth grey finish in titanium. TERRA NOVA JUMPING HOUR This is the jumping hour movement in a montre a guichet style, a nod to World War I trench watches, designed to withstand the horrors of war (or an errant swipe on a door frame). SUPERMARINE FULL CERAMIC POLAR WHITE This is a super handsome 500-meter, ceramic watch, with a fabric strap. I wear the green ceramic as one of my daily watches. ALTITUDE SKELETONIZED PERPETUAL CALENDAR GMT This is a spectacularly beautiful, titanium, skeletonized, perpetual calendar, GMT watch. If Pershing Square's year finishes strong, I am getting one of these. This one comes in a limited edition of 50 pieces. I own the non-skeleton version. It is my favorite watch. Awards Bremont was nominated for six awards. Our Jumping Hour Bronze won Best Trend Watch Nominations: WatchPro Awards US (September 10) o Prestige Watch Brand of the Year o Best Pilot Watch (MB Meteor) WatchPro Awards UK (September 30) o British Watch Brand of the Year o Prestige Watch Brand of the Year o Best Pilot Watch (MB Meteor) Winner: Trend Watch: Jumping Hour Bronze Distribution One of Bremont’s weaknesses has been limited physical distribution, particularly outside of the U.K. Management has made significant progress, particularly in the U.S., opening many new doors including The 1916 Company, Ben Bridge (owned by Berkshire Hathaway), Lux Bond & Green, and others. The company is in the process of opening new doors in Italy, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Germany, and other locations in Europe. If you are a top watch retailer interested in carrying Bremont, please contact: stephane.pichavant@bremont.com Our only U.S.-owned store, our New York boutique between 52nd and 53rd on Madison Avenue, has seen a more than 50% increase in sales over the last year. Our website at Bremont.com continues to be an important driver of sales. Challenges While the company has made enormous progress over last two years, transforming a brand while the plane is flying, has been an expensive proposition. Great brands are not built overnight. One of the benefits of Bremont now being a family-owned company with a well-capitalized controlling shareholder is that we are not subject to the typical pressures associated with private equity owners or public company shareholders. We are taking the long-term approach in building a generationally valuable company, and are very pleased with our progress to date. Ideas and Input We welcome your ideas, input, and advice. To that end, we will award the best ideas with free watches. We sent a MB Meteor to @JoshBobrowsky for his excellent input. Please reply with your best ideas or email andrew.haimovici@bremont.com. We will read all of the comments and replies. Please also take a look at our Holiday Campaign Video: youtube.com/watch?v=C5aP1R…

@jesusfalcis Halata! Ang baduy!

If I were a billionaire, ganito din gagawin ko – philantrophy, intellectual pursuits, and siguro funding films and filmmakers. KUNG billionaire ako kaso hinde haha! 😅 Buti na lang may ultra bilyonaryo Leandro Leviste who bought the historic Solidaridad Bookshop from the family of the late National Artist for Literature F. Sionil José. 💯 This secures the future of one of Manila’s most enduring cultural landmarks ensuring that the shop, famous for its tightly curated shelves and its ties to the country’s literary history will stay open. 💯 Viva La Solidaridad! 💯 #Philanthropy #Bilyonaryo

@JordanDenzel Usefull for people calling from different countries so nothing stupid about it.

FaceTime Audio is stupid to me because you can literally just call me