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𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐂𝐑𝐔𝐒𝐀𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐒 𝐑𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐃 𝐎𝐍 𝐓𝐇𝐄 "𝐍𝐎𝐎𝐁𝐒"💀⚔️ As Zack's Olympus guild fights Crusaders, Classic Plus Enjoyer asks, "How many people are there?" His character keeps swinging his sword as he estimates "like eight," then says over 50,000 "noobs" follow into the "meat grinder." Sweet Revenge from the silverpine fight that... show more

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Фото профиля Ticklefitz

Ticklefitz5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV I like Esfand I just cant watch how he moves his character lol it makes me seasick

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GSB5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV Asmonfans are garbage at the game I am certain they only play wow just to suck his dick

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Shaquan5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV This is what Warcraft is about!! Don’t get caught slipping

Фото профиля MrducksTV🔜PAXAUS

MrducksTV🔜PAXAUS5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV this is rough to watch man it's a true slaughter out there

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NotYourFriend5 дней назад

Scarlet Crusaders have more morals than the retards in olympus

Фото профиля Kruzil

Kruzil5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV Imagine if everyone here was using the Overlord Forever addon, giving purpose to their actions.

Фото профиля Tirande

Tirande5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV Well if you know what happens when you poke Goonswarm... *Cyno live, local spike incoming*

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Commander Amaro5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV Funny because Esfand's going Alliance on release 😂

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B. Camelo5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV So I'm actually the priest there, this happened yesterday. There were only two of us from Olympus + a lvl 30 warrior, and they were over 10 horde players lmao. It was a fun moment though but we had no chance

Фото профиля Frank Woods

Frank Woods5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Фото профиля nokensons

nokensons5 дней назад

@Asmongold @EsfandTV Yeah that's OG wow scrub

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39,154 просмотров • 24 дней назад

I keep reading nasty takes on the donations during Ilia's streams and his reactions about them, and, as you can expect, I wanted to comment on that. 😜 Of course, the amount of these donations is not insignificant and, considering the niche sport figure skating is, the money do actually help Ilia. It does not matter whether he would invest those in any skating gear or in his student life or in his home furniture or streamer equipment - as long as he is happy with the investment, it is all good. But his sweet happy reactions are not because of the donations per se. One can clearly hear how his voice overwhelmingly breaks down and his eyes start blickering with emotions. And this right here is not related to money, it's all about a realization Ilia is slowly coming to - that people genuinely love HIM. Not just the skater Ilia Malinin but the sweet 21-year-old Virginia boy, beyond the medals and off rink. And that he has given people so many happy moments that they would like to give him something back. Every single donation - be it $1 or $500 - is mentioned by Ilia and he keeps thanking his fans, always claiming how "blessed" he is. He often says no one needs to donate - just being on the stream is enough, wishes good night to people leaving late at night or happy birthdays, answers questions, interacts as much as possible while enjoying his game. The streams slowly transformed from "Ilia playing video games" to "Ilia sharing his free time with fans while playing video games" - and it's a beautiful interaction which will only grow stronger, I believe. And will give Ilia the confidence that people do love and support him, and will continue doing so. We are the blessed ones, my boy. Thank you for everything! 🤍

I keep reading nasty takes on the donations during Ilia's streams and his reactions about them, and, as you can expect, I wanted to comment on that. 😜 Of course, the amount of these donations is not insignificant and, considering the niche sport figure skating is, the money do actually help Ilia. It does not matter whether he would invest those in any skating gear or in his student life or in his home furniture or streamer equipment - as long as he is happy with the investment, it is all good. But his sweet happy reactions are not because of the donations per se. One can clearly hear how his voice overwhelmingly breaks down and his eyes start blickering with emotions. And this right here is not related to money, it's all about a realization Ilia is slowly coming to - that people genuinely love HIM. Not just the skater Ilia Malinin but the sweet 21-year-old Virginia boy, beyond the medals and off rink. And that he has given people so many happy moments that they would like to give him something back. Every single donation - be it $1 or $500 - is mentioned by Ilia and he keeps thanking his fans, always claiming how "blessed" he is. He often says no one needs to donate - just being on the stream is enough, wishes good night to people leaving late at night or happy birthdays, answers questions, interacts as much as possible while enjoying his game. The streams slowly transformed from "Ilia playing video games" to "Ilia sharing his free time with fans while playing video games" - and it's a beautiful interaction which will only grow stronger, I believe. And will give Ilia the confidence that people do love and support him, and will continue doing so. We are the blessed ones, my boy. Thank you for everything! 🤍

*девочка с юга*

13,426 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Khamzat Chimaev's coach says the birth of his son completely changed Khamzat Chimaev 🥹😇 "The biggest change in Khamzat as a more mature man came during the fight with Robert Whittaker, where everyone was like, 'He’s not aggressive anymore, he’s too calm, maybe he’s not hungry anymore, maybe he lost the aggression.' That specific year was when everything switched because his son was born one year ago. Right before that fight, Khamzat's son needed to get surgery. I knew everything was okay with him, but people who didn’t follow that were worried. Before, he had an animal inside him that was controlling him. Now he’s mature enough to still have that monster inside him, but he controls it. Then he went and fought Robert Whittaker, and everybody saw what happened." (Via MMA TODAY )

Khamzat Chimaev's coach says the birth of his son completely changed Khamzat Chimaev 🥹😇 "The biggest change in Khamzat as a more mature man came during the fight with Robert Whittaker, where everyone was like, 'He’s not aggressive anymore, he’s too calm, maybe he’s not hungry anymore, maybe he lost the aggression.' That specific year was when everything switched because his son was born one year ago. Right before that fight, Khamzat's son needed to get surgery. I knew everything was okay with him, but people who didn’t follow that were worried. Before, he had an animal inside him that was controlling him. Now he’s mature enough to still have that monster inside him, but he controls it. Then he went and fought Robert Whittaker, and everybody saw what happened." (Via MMA TODAY )

Red Corner MMA

42,441 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

A few days ago, I walked into Gwagwa not as a politician, not as a party leader, but as a broken Nigerian. I went with Dcn. Ken Pela, Hon. Constance, Mallam Ibrahim Abdulkarim and other committed members of the ADC to visit the family of Musa Abubakar, a man whose only crime was courage. A man who stood firm in Gwagwa Ward and refused to allow the mutilation of election results. A man who believed that the vote of the people is sacred. Today, Musa is no more. As I stepped into that compound, I was not prepared for what met us. The cries of his wife. The trembling voice of his father. The uncontrollable grief of his brother. The confused, shattered eyes of the children, children who do not yet understand why their father will never walk through that door again. There are moments in life when words fail. Yes, that day was one of them. His brother could barely stand. His father, a man who should be preparing to rest, is now preparing to bury his son. His wife, widowed not by sickness, not by accident, but by violence. By thuggery. By a system that continues to reward impunity. Musa Abubakar did not carry a weapon. He carried conviction. He did not fight for himself. He fought for democracy. He fought for the integrity of our local council elections. And for that, he was beaten to death by thugs aligned with the APC. This is not politics. This is not rivalry. This is murder. When citizens begin to die for defending election results at the ward level, then we must admit that something is fundamentally broken in our democracy. As I held his father’s hands, I could not offer excuses. As I looked at his wife, I could not offer promises that would bring Musa back. As I touched the head of his child, I felt the weight of a nation that has failed its own. But I made a silent vow. Musa Abubakar will not be reduced to a statistic. He will not be forgotten as “collateral damage” of local council elections. He will not be buried in silence. His blood is a question to all of us. How many more must die for votes to count? How many more families must be shattered before we say enough? This is the tragic consequence of a system where power is pursued without conscience. Where elections are treated as warfare. Where thugs are empowered, and citizens are punished for integrity. To the family of Musa Abubakar: your pain is our pain. Your tears are our tears. Your loss is not yours alone to bear. And to those who think violence can silence the will of the people, hear this clearly: intimidation may wound us, it may grieve us, but it will not break our resolve. If anything, Musa’s sacrifice strengthens our commitment to justice, to electoral integrity, and to a Nigeria where no man dies for defending the truth. May his soul rest in peace. May God comfort his wife, strengthen his father, console his brother, and protect his children. And may justice, real justice, not political statements, prevail. We owe him that. Dr. Moses Paul ADC Candidate, AMAC Chairmanship Election Servant of the People

A few days ago, I walked into Gwagwa not as a politician, not as a party leader, but as a broken Nigerian. I went with Dcn. Ken Pela, Hon. Constance, Mallam Ibrahim Abdulkarim and other committed members of the ADC to visit the family of Musa Abubakar, a man whose only crime was courage. A man who stood firm in Gwagwa Ward and refused to allow the mutilation of election results. A man who believed that the vote of the people is sacred. Today, Musa is no more. As I stepped into that compound, I was not prepared for what met us. The cries of his wife. The trembling voice of his father. The uncontrollable grief of his brother. The confused, shattered eyes of the children, children who do not yet understand why their father will never walk through that door again. There are moments in life when words fail. Yes, that day was one of them. His brother could barely stand. His father, a man who should be preparing to rest, is now preparing to bury his son. His wife, widowed not by sickness, not by accident, but by violence. By thuggery. By a system that continues to reward impunity. Musa Abubakar did not carry a weapon. He carried conviction. He did not fight for himself. He fought for democracy. He fought for the integrity of our local council elections. And for that, he was beaten to death by thugs aligned with the APC. This is not politics. This is not rivalry. This is murder. When citizens begin to die for defending election results at the ward level, then we must admit that something is fundamentally broken in our democracy. As I held his father’s hands, I could not offer excuses. As I looked at his wife, I could not offer promises that would bring Musa back. As I touched the head of his child, I felt the weight of a nation that has failed its own. But I made a silent vow. Musa Abubakar will not be reduced to a statistic. He will not be forgotten as “collateral damage” of local council elections. He will not be buried in silence. His blood is a question to all of us. How many more must die for votes to count? How many more families must be shattered before we say enough? This is the tragic consequence of a system where power is pursued without conscience. Where elections are treated as warfare. Where thugs are empowered, and citizens are punished for integrity. To the family of Musa Abubakar: your pain is our pain. Your tears are our tears. Your loss is not yours alone to bear. And to those who think violence can silence the will of the people, hear this clearly: intimidation may wound us, it may grieve us, but it will not break our resolve. If anything, Musa’s sacrifice strengthens our commitment to justice, to electoral integrity, and to a Nigeria where no man dies for defending the truth. May his soul rest in peace. May God comfort his wife, strengthen his father, console his brother, and protect his children. And may justice, real justice, not political statements, prevail. We owe him that. Dr. Moses Paul ADC Candidate, AMAC Chairmanship Election Servant of the People

Dr Mo (Moses Paul)

34,754 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

John Cleese didn’t exactly hold back when asked about America under Trump, and his description of Trump’s supporters was brutal. 💀🇺🇸 “We went on stage the night after the election, and we get out in front of 2,000 people and they’re sitting there. They cannot believe what’s happened. And we said, ‘It’s our duty to cheer you up tonight.’ They all roared, collectively. It’s completely mad. I mean, the guy says, what, three days ago he says, ‘I’ve sent an armada towards North Korea,’ and then we find two days later that it’s actually sailing in the opposite direction. That’s… I think that’s what people say, except that the Trump supporters are still at about 38, 39 percent. They still think he’s great. Yeah, but these are the stupidest people you’ve ever met.” Cleese delivers it with that trademark dry British humor, but the final line turns the whole exchange into a much sharper political jab.

John Cleese didn’t exactly hold back when asked about America under Trump, and his description of Trump’s supporters was brutal. 💀🇺🇸 “We went on stage the night after the election, and we get out in front of 2,000 people and they’re sitting there. They cannot believe what’s happened. And we said, ‘It’s our duty to cheer you up tonight.’ They all roared, collectively. It’s completely mad. I mean, the guy says, what, three days ago he says, ‘I’ve sent an armada towards North Korea,’ and then we find two days later that it’s actually sailing in the opposite direction. That’s… I think that’s what people say, except that the Trump supporters are still at about 38, 39 percent. They still think he’s great. Yeah, but these are the stupidest people you’ve ever met.” Cleese delivers it with that trademark dry British humor, but the final line turns the whole exchange into a much sharper political jab.

SatisfyZone

121,240 просмотров • 28 дней назад

A lot of buzz about Blaire White today, and my initial reaction was what Jesus says: "There will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance." - Luke 15:7 Totally justified to be skeptical in today's day and age where so many people grift off the Christian faith, but I still believe our initial reaction should be like the prodigal son's father, not the prodigal brother who was jealous of the father welcoming the rebellious son back home. We should be joyous whenever someone who was lost is now found, dead but now alive. But as you can see in this clip from his video, Blaire does not believe that he needs to detransition. He believes in the Gnostic heresy that the body and soul are separate, and he believes the core story of Jesus is that "He transcended flesh". He also rejects the necessity of going to church, affirms progressive Christian soteriology that there are different ways to God, and espouses a litany of other falsehoods in his video. Change and sanctification takes time. I've seen the power of Christ change the worst of people, I will always give people the benefit of the doubt in the beginning. Especially because I know how wretched I am and how Christ saved a sinner like me, and still to this day, I stumble and struggle with sin. But the end of the day, we will know them by their fruits. If his conversion is genuine, he will abandon his false gender identity and embrace his God-given design as a man. Let’s pray that he turns from his ways, he gets discipled by genuine believers, and gets plugged into a church that will preach the unadulterated truth.

A lot of buzz about Blaire White today, and my initial reaction was what Jesus says: "There will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance." - Luke 15:7 Totally justified to be skeptical in today's day and age where so many people grift off the Christian faith, but I still believe our initial reaction should be like the prodigal son's father, not the prodigal brother who was jealous of the father welcoming the rebellious son back home. We should be joyous whenever someone who was lost is now found, dead but now alive. But as you can see in this clip from his video, Blaire does not believe that he needs to detransition. He believes in the Gnostic heresy that the body and soul are separate, and he believes the core story of Jesus is that "He transcended flesh". He also rejects the necessity of going to church, affirms progressive Christian soteriology that there are different ways to God, and espouses a litany of other falsehoods in his video. Change and sanctification takes time. I've seen the power of Christ change the worst of people, I will always give people the benefit of the doubt in the beginning. Especially because I know how wretched I am and how Christ saved a sinner like me, and still to this day, I stumble and struggle with sin. But the end of the day, we will know them by their fruits. If his conversion is genuine, he will abandon his false gender identity and embrace his God-given design as a man. Let’s pray that he turns from his ways, he gets discipled by genuine believers, and gets plugged into a church that will preach the unadulterated truth.

Kangmin Lee | 이강민

155,079 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад