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@Dexerto It is exposed in the Barcelona Lego's store since many months ago. What do you mean "leaked"?

The biggest Lego set ever created has reportedly leaked and has over 12,000 pieces The set is based on the Sagrada Familia

@Desvalls2025 @riverolavic @gallifantes @govern Però si està ple de xusma el local aquest.

@gallifantes @govern A mi no em van deixar entrar a un pub irlandes de carrer Ferran perquè no erem irlandesos guapos i amb molts diners

Això sí es pot dir. Però si dius que el Raval ha perdut la seva identitat perquè "los que no pueden ser nombrados" l'han colonitzat, ets racista. Al final tot és el mateix: perdem la cultura i la identitat per tots els que no s'adapten. x.com/i/status/20363…

@maarcoofdezz Is he traveling close to the speed of light to catch up?

Max Dowman (16) is currently younger than Lamine Yamal (18)

universidad: te estudias el temario y en el examen te preguntan sobre el temario la puta carrera de matemáticas de los putos cojones: te estudias el temario y con suerte en el examen se te aparece la virgen y con lo que sabes puedes hacer algo, pero nunca jamás NADA es seguro

Aquest tall és un ESCÀNDOL!!! A la BBC hi hauria dimissions. Aquí hi haurà ascensos.

He wanted to sleep forever next to a young woman named Anne. When the great General Charles de Gaulle breathed his last in 1970, the world expected a funeral of unmatched scale in the heart of Paris. He didn’t want the Arc de Triomphe. Instead, he chose a quiet, humble grave in the village of Colombey-les-Deux-Églises to stay forever near her beloved Anne. Anne was born on New Year’s Day in 1928. She was the youngest of de Gaulle's three children and was born with Down syndrome. At that time, life was difficult for children like her. Doctors and neighbors sometimes said unkind things, believing that having a child with a disability brought shame or was a sign of “bad blood.” Many families in high society hid their children in institutions to protect their reputation. But Charles and his wife, Yvonne, were not like other people. They looked at their daughter and saw only a blessing. They refused to send her away, choosing instead to raise her in a home filled with laughter, alongside her brother Philippe and her sister Élisabeth. While the rest of the world saw a towering, stern General with a face of stone, Anne saw a father who would drop to his knees to play. To his soldiers, De Gaulle was a man of iron. To Anne, he was a man of songs and stories. He would dance for her, sing to her, and tell her long tales just to see her smile. His associates were often shocked to see the most powerful man in France acting like a playful child. Whenever someone asked about her, De Gaulle would simply say, “She is my joy.” He didn’t see her as a burden. In fact, he believed she was his greatest teacher. In the middle of World War II, when the weight of the world was on his shoulders, he found peace only in her company. She didn’t care about politics, borders, or war. She only cared about her father. He treated her with total equality, making sure she knew she was just as important as any king or president. The family’s love eventually turned into a mission. After the war ended, Charles and Yvonne used their own resources to start the Fondation Anne de Gaulle. They bought a beautiful old chateau to create a safe, loving home for young women with intellectual disabilities who had been abandoned by their own families. They wanted every girl to have the dignity that Anne had. Tragically, Anne’s time on earth was short. In February 1948, she caught pneumonia. She died in her father’s arms just after her 20th birthday. As the General looked down at his daughter’s peaceful face, he whispered a sentence that people still remember today: “Now, she is like the others.” He meant that in heaven, she was finally free from the physical limits and the cruel judgments of a world that didn’t understand her. But he never forgot her. He carried her photo in his pocket every single day. In 1962, when assassins sprayed his car with bullets, one bullet hit the frame of Anne’s photo sitting on the back shelf. He truly believed his daughter had saved his life from beyond the grave. Even though people in those days did not understand children like Anne, her family saw her as a gift. Their story reminds us that everyone has something special, and it is our job to make sure no one is overlooked. We should always be proud of the people we love. Real greatness is not about winning battles or earning titles. It is shown by how we treat those who cannot give us anything in return. Love is not about being perfect; it is about noticing the good in every person and protecting it.

Tot i que el català habitual ha baixat al 32,6% (EULP 2023), hi ha +117.000 parlants freqüents nous en 5 anys. Però no n'hi ha prou: cal mantenir-lo diàriament. Gràcies @mantincelcatala pel #RepteMantinc. Fem-lo viral! 😏💪 #mantincelcatalà

@elEconomistaes La ostia que se pegará el ladrillo se escuchará en Marte.

Hipotecas para 'coliving': expertos señalan cuando comprar casa entre desconocidos deja de ser una locura dozz.es/uzqis8

@carpetasFCB @samuelmarsden @espn Mentida podrida.

📁 @samuelmarsden vía @espn 🚨 El Barça escuchará ofertas por FERRAN TORRES en verano ✅ El plan ideal sería contar con Julián Álvarez como titular, Lewandowski como suplente, y vender a Ferran para poder financiar parcialmente los fichajes que se quieren realizar

@_Jimvill_ O tornant de festa...

Qui no ha estat cinc minuts al pàrquing de la Maquinista intentant obrir un cotxe igual que el seu.

I always have my vpn set to israel when I book flights and hotels Lufthansa just gave me a free business class upgrade because they're sorry about the holocaust

Never deleting this app

"Celtes, Germains, Hellènes, Slaves, Scandinaves, Latins, Ibères ou plutôt nous, leurs descendants, nous devons nous penser comme un même peuple, héritiers d'une même terre, une immense patrie" — Guillaume Faye

@GoalZoneX @elnacionalcat WTF is this?

🚨💣| BREAKING: Xavi Simons wants to leave Tottenham and is hoping to seal a return to Barcelona. 🇪🇸🔙 His price tag of €40 million is seen as acceptable by the Blaugrana. [@elnacionalcat]

@3CatInfo Increïble en què s'ha convertit TV3. Zero rigor periodístic i zero imparcialitat. Molt ford que individus que han infringit la lleu surtin a la televisió pública dient que volen "una oportunidad". La llengua catalana, ni hi és ni se l'espera.

Esperant la regularització per poder treballar i estudiar: "El meu somni és ser metge forense" 3cat.cat/3catinfo/esper… 3cat.cat/3catinfo/esper…

Quina gràcia em va fer que ahir al "Bar del Pla" un cambrer, fart de les visites d'expats, es dirigís als estrangers tota l'estona en català, i no pas poca cosa "Si us plau, feu una fila, a veure." (ells amb cara de ???) "Només pel got? No, home, unes croquetes, truita?" (????)

@volatilitysfray hay que ser subnormal para escribir: "Y si eres un bottom performer, estás out"

Tengo colegas en puestos bastante buenos en la industria financiera que me dicen a estas alturas de la película que ellos no usan IA, que quieren seguir haciendo las cosas como se hacían antes, que se aprende más. Estos serán los primeros despidos. Tengo cero dudas. Tu opinión romántica, esto es, nostálgica del pasado y de cómo funcionaba el mundo, es eso, una opinión, pero la realidad es que si no adoptas lo que usan todos tus compañeros y competidores, vas a ser un bottom performer, pues no es lo mismo ir a cazar con una lanza que hacerlo con un rifle de caza. Y si eres un bottom performer, estás out. En resumen, lo que opinéis respecto a esto es indiferente. Empezad a integrar estas herramientas en vuestro día a día o estáis cooked. Simplemente no vais a poder competir.

A l'Arxiu de la @catedralbcn ens han passat aquest pergamí datat #TalDiaComAvui de 1.111. Això converteix la Confraria de Mestres Sabaters de Sant Marc (constituïda fa 915 anys!) en una de les institucions, no només gremials, més antigues amb continuïtat fins avui. Enhorabona!

@Marcela252016 gas or ass

Si un compañero tiene auto y vive cerca de mi casa, me lleva al trabajo todos los días, estoy obligada a darle para la gasolina?

Last photo of Wyatt Earp, taken on January 11, 1929. He would die two days later from cystitis at the age of 80... This photograph captures the legendary lawman Wyatt Earp in the final days of his life, standing quietly outside his Los Angeles home. Once a central figure of the American Old West, Earp had lived long enough to see his story turned into myth. Born in 1848, he became best known for his role in the 1881 Gunfight at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona, where he, his brothers Virgil and Morgan, and their ally Doc Holliday faced off against a gang of outlaws known as the Cowboys. By the time this photo was taken, Earp’s gunslinging days were long behind him. He had traded the saloons and silver mines of frontier towns for a modest life in California, where he occasionally consulted on early Hollywood Western films. Directors and actors of the silent film era, fascinated by his past, often sought him out for advice on how to portray the Old West authentically. Despite his fame, Earp never achieved wealth. He spent his later years living quietly with his common-law wife, Josephine Marcus, still defending his reputation against those who called him a killer rather than a lawman. He passed away on January 13, 1929, marking the end of an era. Added fact: Wyatt Earp’s ashes were buried in a Jewish cemetery in Colma, California, beside Josephine Marcus, honoring her heritage. His gravesite has since become a pilgrimage spot for Western history enthusiasts. © Historical Photos #archaeohistories