miguelángel

ya se ha estrenado el videoclip para 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐀 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐌𝐈𝐆𝐎Oooooo ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*.・゜゜・ q ilu que podáis verlooo!! :] youtu.be/aKqKSSB8bms?si…

Fallen Angels. Bruges, 15th century.

sigo de vacaciones 🙂‍↕️ jeje

el bizcocho de naranja de super puta madre que he hecho 💆‍♂️💆‍♂️

@efebocopero tú spinning around entre los tweets

@maelbronte soy el huracan

gente buscando tuits mios para insultarme por haberme metido con aspanya en big 2026

@jorgasc10 buenos días a ti tb

unos días de playita me sanarian

ya decía yo que me pitaban los oídos.

es addison rae o ana mena de pequeña o merche de joven también

israelíes destruyendo patrimonio histórico y cultural de los países que pretenden invadir, no importa cuando leas este tweet

he’s realizing so much by journaling

Soy porreta, fan de Pedro Porro.

@jlos0rangedrink !!!! gracias coret ☺️

@maelbronte aaaaaa muchísimas felicidadeeees

nunca imaginé que iba a aparecer en una lista junto a lola flores, su hija lolita, isabel pantoja, falete, los panchos, celia cruz… :) me hace genuina ilusión.

@marinasatti lowkey yo

ese oomf que creo que no tiene iris

@AngelVigara !!! con este tweet rompo la maldición de todas las personas 💆‍♀️ nos va a ir genial a todas!

Repite conmigo: No te va a ir mal este año por no haber reaccionado a ese post de Twitter

primer día de vacaciones jejejeje :-)

@jlos0rangedrink entonces no te sorprendas 😭

vamooooos que yo ya he superado todas.

es nuestro día <3

The United States accounted for 50% of the world's increase in emissions last year. And it was driven by data centers. While many assume China is driving the world's rising carbon emissions, the latest energy data reveals that the United States played a far larger role last year. According to the Energy Institute's 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy, North America accounted for 47% of the global increase in carbon emissions during 2025, with the U.S. responsible for almost all of that growth. Despite a 28% surge in domestic solar capacity, clean energy was unable to keep up with skyrocketing power demand, causing U.S. coal-related emissions to jump by 13%. This dual growth of fossil fuels and renewables demonstrates that green energy alone cannot curb emissions if overall electricity consumption rises faster than clean generation can scale. The primary driver of this massive energy demand is the rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence industry. The report highlights that the U.S. is home to roughly 40% of global data center electricity consumption as tech companies race to construct the infrastructure necessary to power advanced AI models. This massive digital expansion has created an environmental paradox for the tech sector: while major companies publicly pledge to reduce their carbon footprints, their insatiable demand for computing power is actively driving a national resurgence in fossil fuel reliance. Striking a balance between pioneering technological innovation and building a clean, capable electrical grid remains one of the most critical challenges of the modern era. source: Energy Institute. (2026). Statistical Review of World Energy (75th ed.). Energy Institute in partnership with Ember, KPMG, and Kearney.

@jlos0rangedrink cuántos pensabas??😭

@maelbronte pero cuantos años tienes ??