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Ciao, anti-Allegri.
Adesso sucatevi lo Spallettone in silenzio, mi raccomando, lo Spallettone che tanto piace ai suoi amichetti giornalisti che lo elogiano per partite di merda come quella di Lecce o per la rimonta sul Rennes.
Questa è la merda che vi meritate. – at Casale Monferrato, Piemonte
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Oggi ricorre un mese dalla scomparsa del nostro amato @StefanoVerbania Stefano Milani.Lo ricordiamo con tanto affetto e amore con questo post. Ci manchi Caro Stefano e siamo certi che lassù hai trovato la pace che tanto meritavi in compagnia pure del nostro Mirko @mirkosavona♥️🖤
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C'ero. Se il fenomeno in porta e i suoi accoliti non lo avessero boicottato a Gennaio, sarebbe stato ben altro.
#AccaddeOggi
Nella deludente stagione con #Maifredi in panchina, la #Juventus giocò anche alcune partite spettacolari, come la netta vittoria sull'@Inter di @giovanni_iltrap (4-2) al #DelleAlpi, il 28/10/1990.
@juventusfc
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A Catholic priest, Archbishop Fulton Sheen walked into the nicest hotel in Lourdes knowing he couldn't afford a single night. He stayed for nine days. And what happened on the last night is hard to forget... ⤵️
Father Fulton Sheen was a young priest studying in Belgium when he decided to visit Lourdes to celebrate five years of being a priest.
But he had a problem. He only had enough money for the train ticket. He couldn't afford a hotel, let alone nine nights in one.
Still, he went. He trusted that the Blessed Virgin Mary would somehow take care of him.
And when he arrived, he didn't choose a cheap hotel. He picked the best one in town and planned to stay for nine days so he could pray a full novena.
Now imagine being in his position. Every morning you wake up, knowing that bill is getting bigger, and you still have no way to pay it.
One day passed. Then another. By day 8, nobody had offered to help him. No money had appeared. Nothing.
Then came the ninth day. Morning passed. Afternoon passed. And by that evening, he still had no idea what he was going to do.
At around 10:30 that night, Father Sheen went to the grotto to pray one last time. While he was there, a stranger walked up and started asking him questions.
"Are you an American priest?"
Yes.
"Do you speak French?"
Yes.
"Do you know Paris?"
Yes.
The man explained that he was visiting with his family and needed someone to show them around Paris the next day. He asked Father Sheen if he could help.
Father Sheen agreed.
But as they walked back toward the hotel, the stranger asked him something completely unexpected.
"Have you paid your hotel bill yet?"
Of all the questions this man could have asked, he asked the one Father Sheen had been worrying about for nine days.
And just like that, his hotel bill was taken care of.
For nine days, Father Sheen had no idea where the money would come from. But he kept trusting. And on the very last night, a stranger showed up with exactly the help he needed.
It makes you wonder how many times we've given up praying because we thought God wasn't listening.
💬 Do you think this was a coincidence, or did the Blessed Mother send that stranger at exactly the right moment?
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La Juve gioca per distacco il calcio più brutto e insensato d'Europa.
Per fortuna che non c'è più l'anticalcio incompatibile con i valori della Juventus. Ora è tutta un'altra musica.
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Per vedere partite come quella di ieri e giocare con l'orrendo 532 non serve avere un allenatore strapagato.
Basta uno qualsiasi, un catenacciaro di provincia.
Se la strada è questa Spalletti è assolutamente inutile.
Almeno nei primi mesi dopo il suo arrivo si è vista qualche bella partita e un calcio che cercava di essere dominante.
Un calcio che mise in difficoltà anche squadre nettamente più forti della Juventus.
Oggi di tutto ciò non resta nulla.
E non venitemi a parlare di assenze, perché i giocatori per farlo li ha, solo che la decisione di giocare senza esterni d'attacco avendo a disposizione Alajbegovic e Zhegrova è incomprensibile.
E non giustificata nemmeno dal risultato, frutto di due giocate individuali di Douglas Luiz, l'unico che ieri ha brillato in un mare di mediocrità talmente sconcertante da essere difficile da credere.
È stata una partita da televideo, di quelle che è meglio non vedere e leggere il risultato alla fine immaginandosi qualcosa di dignitoso che in realtà è stato totalmente assente.
Partite così non fanno altro che aumentare la disaffezione dei tifosi.
Si salvano solo il risultato e Douglas Luiz. – at San Giorgio Monferrato, Piemonte
Tu es Defensor Corti Musi Mundi
Et super hanc defensa aedificabo Ecclesiam meam
Et portae Adani Sarroque non prevalebunt
Adversus Eam
In 3-5-2 signo vinces
Lacan avrebbe sintetizzato così la Juve di Spalletti" Fare i tre punti è donare qualcosa che non si ha a qualcuno che non lo vuole..."
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I went to the shelter planning to adopt a young and easy pet without a difficult past. I did not want something complicated. While looking around, I noticed an adult cat in his kennel. He did not try to get attention like the others. He stayed calm and quiet.
Then he picked up an old stuffed bear from the floor and carefully placed it at the front of his cage. The toy was old and torn. The staff member told me he was not playing. He was trying to show that he was special so someone would choose him. The bear was the only thing he had left from his previous home.
Later, I realized he was not asking for toys or attention. He just wanted a chance.
I decided to adopt him. Today he lives with me happily. He still keeps his old bear, but now he sleeps peacefully, knowing he is safe and loved. 🐾
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This is one of the most famous paintings in the world, yet few people know the story of the woman holding the parasol…
It was painted by Claude Monet in 1875, and she was his wife, Camille, out for a walk with their young son Jean near their home in Argenteuil, just outside Paris. Monet painted them outdoors on a windy day, from below, so that Camille stands against the sky, her veil and dress caught by the wind, looking down at us as if we had just called her name.
It feels less like a moment a husband didn’t want to forget.
Four years later, Camille was gone. After a long illness, she died in September 1879, at just 32. Five days before the end, a priest blessed the marriage she and Monet had made in a simple civil ceremony nine years earlier. And there, at her bedside, the artist did the only thing he knew how to do: he painted her one last time. Years later, he confessed that even then, sitting beside her, he caught himself studying the colors that death was leaving on her face, a moment he never managed to forget.
By then, she had appeared in some fifty of his paintings: in a green silk dress at nineteen, standing at a window, walking through the poppies with their little boy. Without ever meaning to, he had painted the story of her whole life with him.
Monet lived almost fifty more years, but on this canvas it will always be that summer afternoon, with Camille turning to look at him in the wind…
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A Dio spiacente ed a' nemici sui.
Dante, Inferno, III, 63
Il 21 ottobre, all’Ambasciata d’Italia presso la Santa Sede, Matteo Zuppi ha presentato undici «schede per la conoscenza dell’islam», scritte a quattro mani con studiosi musulmani e destinate agli studenti e agli insegnanti dell’ora di Religione cattolica. Secondo Zuppi, gli italiani sarebbero ignoranti sull’islam e pieni di pregiudizi, e certi titoli di giornale «pericolosi, da islamofobia».
Ecco dove la rivoluzione conciliare e sinodale ha portato don Matteo e l’elite modernista che occupa la Chiesa Cattolica: all’apostasia, alla negazione della Verità e alla promozione dell’islam e delle false religioni, mentre i cattolici hanno perso la Fede e non conoscono le basi elementari del Catechismo.
Nessun centro islamico ha mai pensato di spiegare ai propri adepti il Cattolicesimo, e trentaquattro Paesi islamici figurano fra i primi cinquanta per persecuzione dei cristiani.
Giacomo Biffi, il predecessore di Zuppi sulla Cattedra di Bologna scrisse che “l’Europa o ridiventerà cristiana o diventerà musulmana”. Zuppi ha scelto, e vorrebbe che scegliessimo anche noi, bollando come pregiudizio ogni esitazione.
San Giovanni da Capestrano, Crocifisso alla mano, fermò i Turchi sotto Belgrado. Non conobbe «schede» né «islamofobia»: amava i musulmani abbastanza da volerne la conversione e il Battesimo, e amava il suo popolo abbastanza da non consegnarlo ai maomettani. Questa è la Carità; quella di Zuppi è tradimento vile e abbietto.
Genitori e insegnanti: vigilate su ciò che entra nelle aule dei vostri figli.
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Capitata sta roba in tl, letto i commenti
Adesso i bocchini a Locatelli per sperare torni presto così (a detta loro) possiamo tornare a vincere 2 partite di seguito
Che finaccia, Juve mia
La Juventus è la prima squadra capace di vincere 22 partite alla 25ᵃ giornata nella storia della @SerieA
#BolognaJuve
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De Luca: «Repressione e manganellate a chi sfascia le vetrine» trib.al/4ZXD0rz
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After the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded in January 1986, Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman was appointed to the presidential Rogers Commission. Many officials expected the famous scientist to serve mainly as a respected figure on the panel. Feynman had other ideas. He began cutting through the usual process and went directly to NASA engineers and workers on the ground.
What he uncovered was bigger than a single mechanical failure. Engineers had repeatedly warned that the solid rocket booster O-rings could become dangerously vulnerable in freezing temperatures, but those warnings had not been properly acted upon. NASA management had softened the seriousness of the risk to keep launch schedules moving.
During a nationally televised hearing Feynman demonstrated the problem in a way anyone could understand. He took a piece of the O-ring rubber, clamped it, and placed it into a glass of ice water. When he removed it the rubber had lost its ability to return to its original shape. The simple demonstration showed millions of viewers exactly what cold temperatures could do to the material that was supposed to help keep the booster sealed.
Feynman refused to allow public relations concerns to weaken the commission’s conclusions. He was battling terminal cancer while working on the investigation, but he threatened to remove his name from the official report unless his own independent findings were included. His analysis appeared as Appendix F. Official estimates had placed the probability of failure at roughly one in 100,000, while engineers working with the system believed the risk was much closer to one in 100.
He ended with a warning that became one of the most remembered statements from the investigation: “For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled.”
Feynman died two years later, in February 1988, at the age of sixty-nine. His refusal to accept institutional excuses showed why engineering and science depend on something simple but difficult: when the evidence says something is wrong, reality has to matter more than schedules, reputations, or public relations.
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"I'm driving down the road this morning and the cars in front of me are driving over a black thing on the road. It's going between their tires, so I guess it's a box. It's a kitten sitting down, shaking like a leaf. And some asshole had smeared glue on his paws and stuck him to the road I thought he might have stepped in some glue somewhere but after looking at him it was totally smeared in her paws. She was wet, freezing and literally stuck to the road. And no one stopped. 😳 What the h#%l, people??? I braked hard and stopped all traffic , I put on my hazard lights, got out and pulled him out of the road. People were honking and all pissed off. ...really??? That's a kitten glued to the road!!! So after a bath, food and cream, we have a new kitten. The luckiest kitten in the world!"






























