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When your so called ideals lift a trophy, then we can have debate. Until then, Shahid Afridi stands clear. 🐐 He didn’t just play that tournament he owned it. Man of the Match in both the semi-final and final, he single-handedly carried the team to glory. Afridi isn’t just... show more

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🚨 IT TAKES ONE FRAUD TO SPOT ANOTHER During a discussion on Pakistan cricket, Shahid Afridi burst into sarcastic disbelief when the anchor mentioned that one of the Pakistani players is just 23 years old. “If he is 23, then we are fine… we must be around 30–35,” Afridi quipped. The remark, dripping with sarcasm, clearly suggested that the player looks far older than his officially claimed age.

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An Indian woman becomes CEO and replaces a white man. The white man realizes that he’s inferior and believes he cannot even compete with women. He begins to question his male identity. And then comes the final coping stage, where he lies to himself.

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Bro didn’t step on that stage like an artist, he stepped on it like a warlord and the world moved when he spoke. Did that in 1999?!🐐

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when YoungK was told to play the bass, he just went “okay”, but then he actually cried😭 he wanted to stand out and wanted to shine but he couldn’t (since the bass isn’t an instrument that stands out) that’s why once he got the bass, he wanted to shine even more so he started making his movements bigger and did head banging😂

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.Tom Steyer: Xavier Becerra is a corporate Democrat. He went into a meeting with the strongest lobby against single payer. The next day they endorsed him and maxed out to him — and then on the debate stage he would not give a clear answer on single payer. He’s taken the maximum amount of money from Chevron. Then he said he’s for oil drilling.

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JUST NOW: Ruben Gallego slams Donald Trump: “We learned yesterday that Trump is in the Epstein Files and he knows it. When it comes down to it, he is a servant of the powerful and the elites.”

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Love that he’s forcing it to play in the CWC when a player of ours publicly came out and said he can’t be arsed.

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Shahid Kapoor forgot to unlock his car in a hurry and directly tried to open the door, which is why it didn’t open. Then when he tried to unlock it with the remote, he accidentally pressed the lock button twice instead of unlock. All of this got recorded on camera. Looks like luck just wasn’t with him that moment. 😂😂

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