Ah. I guess I just use the one that comes with my iPhone.
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TIL IBM owned the weather app.
It is the response I dreamt of for this sub. I just kept laughing. I also think this was generated by an AI.
Many places in the world use this as a comms platform. He controls a worldwide comms platform. We don't even know what influence he's selling in the world for access to this platform. He might be helping to block Chinese dissidents from using it, since most of his cars are built in China. We don't know.
We do know that SpaceX is worth 150 billion and Tesla is worth 716 billion.
Controlling Twitter is worth so much since these are worldwide brands that impact policy worldwide. From space travel to electric charging infrastructure to wars – SpaceX gives Ukraine access to the Internet -- which the US government pays for.
I've been thinking a lot about the first two games and I have a few thoughts.
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Havertz is there for possession higher up the field. He's big, a good defender, and wins the ball back in dangerous places. This means more XG, but also less chances for them to score. We haven't played anyone big yet, but we also haven't really looked like conceding. Exception is a set play.
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I think this is all experimental, and you'll see some more experiments in the League and FA cups.
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We'll be competing hard for all trophies this year, so people will be needed. You could field a XI that is totally different from the premier league one. This is when people like ESR and Trossard can make a case that they can't be left out of the premier league XI.
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I think when Jesus comes back, we'll see more goals.
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The set up he's experimenting with is the one to beat City. Beat City at home and we're in a title race.
Happy "we sold Flo" day, I hope. We'll take 35.
We'll sell you Gabriel if you'll take Pepe, too.
If the Saudis offer £100 million it will be hard to say no. Can we do it without him? Sure. Should we?
Probs not.
Kai Havertz wins the ball back in important places to score. This will lead to goals. Especially against teams pushing up the pitch.
What a goal.