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@Kotaku As god intended

Marathon's Mercy Kits Are Being Used For The Cruelest Trolling kotaku.com/marathon-mercy…

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@straits_times Ok this is wild

Cafe chain and grocer The Providore shuts all 6 Singapore outlets bit.ly/4bj2Zxh

@pprxteam Holy SHIT!

Paper Rex 2026/27 Official Match Jersey DinoMarine 🦕 Coming to the Paper Rex Shop, more details on socials soon. #WGAMING

@ticklingadrag0n This is the exact thing I’ve been thinking.

@OOCCouchGags We have chainsaw man at home.

@theo Singapore down

YouTube appears to be down in various countries, including the UK and Canada

@theo Diabolical

Introducing SoraMarker - the easiest way to add the Sora watermark to any video

@paperdinosaurr When in Paris…..

deymm bro is going home with LV bags now 😎😎

@theo @sama THIS IS AMAZING

I’m so sorry @sama

This is Abel Sorzor. You know him as the machete-wielding thug whose face is now seared into Melbourne's memory as the symbol of Jacinta Allan's failed machete ban and Victoria's collapsing justice system. After turning Northland Shopping Centre into a battlefield in May, Sorzor should have been locked up. Instead, Magistrate John Bentley, a judge so shielded from scrutiny no photo of him exists online, handed him a farcical sentence: 100 hours of community work, a curfew, and a laughable ban from Northland Shopping Centre. Four months later, a 12-year-old and a 15-year-old were murdered by machete-wielding thugs in Melbourne's western suburbs. Police immediately linked the attack to the same gang violence Bentley had ignored. Sorzor (pictured), the man Bentley freed, was charged with murdering one of the kids. Now Sorzor faces trial. Families of the murdered kids are grieving. Residents in Melbourne's suburbs no longer feel safe. And Magistrate Bentley? Remains faceless, his anonymity a perfect metaphor for the accountability he dodges. He is hidden behind a system that protects him while he unleashes murderers on the community. The justice system isn't meant to protect you from killers like Sorzor; it is meant to protect judges like John Bentley from people like you.

Why do I need to get a side salad if I want to order a salad?!?! @PScafe

@shafiqjpeg Quite literally a police state.

raising a generation of narcs and cops

@GenePark Is it better to play it on the switch 2 of the ps5?

i am giving Hollow Knight another shot

So, how long until they realise that Blind boxes are gambling and needs to be regulated or banned?

Here come the Ozzy Osbourne motivational posters and memes…. Fuck

@astaf_gorilla I actually agree with this. bidets in public toilets often lead to wet disgusting floors and toilets.

Fun fact, sg's lack of bidets is actually not totally because of the reason most ppl think. Apparently in discussions of cleanliness and upkeep, the authorities decided that public access to water in cubicles would make public toilets wet and thus unhygienic (mould, bacteria etc)

Incredible. Well done 👏