k𝓌bna✞

God, grant me the serenity
to accept the things I cannot change,
courage to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference
living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time
accepting hardship as a pathway to peace
taking, as Jesus did, this sinful world as it is,
not as I would have it,
trusting that you will make all things right
if I surrender to your will;
so that I may be reasonably happy in this life
and supremely happy with you forever in the next Amen❤️

if we yawn do deaf ppl think we’re screaming?

lmaoooo sorry Atlanta is a city of turmoil and misfortune in its own category

who is genuinely still keeping arby’s open for business

@nessiegab 😭

@jwaizen i’m saying cause the africa giant would never do ts 😭😭😭

long time deɛn???

@nessiegab upon 2nd look?? it’s def not him the head isn’t big enough

@jwaizen wait ain’t no way this burna

it’s that serious i fear

@MitcheIl agent

gas prices so high ima just fart in my tank bro

This is what it's all about. Not these bricklayers I'm seeing getting ballon dor shouts

Avengers Doomsday same day The Odyssey Spider-man Invincibles 3 (2028)

Dune 3. December 18th 2026.

@InvertTheWing i think it was gabby agbonlahor that also said it in a podcast

Professional athletes need to treat oral health as importantly as they do other parts of their body. 2 cases. Poor oral health (Ribery), veneers (De Bruyne). Poor oral health means the increased bacteria from mouth enters the bloodstream, which means the immune system stays chronically active, leading to increased cytokines (inflammatory markers). These same markers are linked with things like muscle breakdown and tissue regeneration. This means that after training, games, you have slower muscle repairs. Increasing the likes of micro tears and fatigue, ultimately leading to increased chance of muscular and joint problems. Increased inflammation in general weakens tendon structure, reduces collagen synthesis and breakdown, and obviously this leads to higher chance of hamstring strains, achilles issues, etc. All sorts. Ultimately, your body has limited recovery capacity. If you have poor oral health, you have increased inflammation and increased immune activation, so more resources are going to the increased bacteria, and fewer to muscle repair, ligament healing, etc. This is why players get repeated minor injuries. What if you get new teeth? Any sort of dental work could potentially affect things like head position, create asymmetry, because your bite ultimately affects everything from your jaw position, to spinal alignment. It affects the nervous system. And this can lead to things like a hamstring imbalance, hip imbalance, meaning one hamstring works harder than the other. It’s why some athletes get new teeth and pick up injuries.

aye man giveon is somn else 😭😭

Oh my lord, pep dared them to play out and this is what they were doing? Nasty showing

This exactly why they were saying Rooney over Neymar btw. They want ballers to play like the English weather. Dull n grey.

Pep's reaction has killed me man😭😭

@shekocity nico gonzalez

@jwaizen Who’d you want in his place?

please get bernardo silva off the field.