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Posted On: September 30th 2026, 10:00 am

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Un motel alla fine del mondo, un posto dove smettere, finalmente, di avere a che fare con sé stessi, mentre fuori l’autolavaggio continua a lavare.

Oggi siamo felici di ospitare Stalker, un racconto di Alberto Bergamini.

🔗 Per il racconto completo clicca sul link in bio!

📖 Buona lettura!

#white #motel #rivista #rivistaletteraria #narrativabreve

Темиртау: опять вскрывают новый асфальт! До каких пор это будет продолжаться? 🤦‍♂️

По проспекту Абая, возле торгового дома Ес-Даулет, вскрыли недавно уложенный асфальт. Причина — очередная утечка...

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this is my circus… these are my monkeys 🎡🎠🎟️
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This is insane 🤯

Did you know at Anfield, referee Andy Madley blew the whistle on Liverpool almost twice as many times as he did for Arsenal? Even though the Gunners made more tackles - which usually means you commit more fouls - the home side were deemed to have committed eight more fouls. A fair few of these came from opposition players throwing themselves to the floor and exaggerating contact, which is sadly what we have come to expect from Arteta's side.

A horrible performance from the ref!

In September 1950, the US Navy sailed a ship past the Golden Gate Bridge and sprayed a cloud of bacteria over San Francisco. Nearly 800,000 people breathed in the bacteria. Nobody in the city was warned.

Two weeks later, 11 patients at a hospital in the city came down with an infection doctors had almost never seen. One of them was 75-year-old Edward Nevin, an Irish immigrant and father of seven, who died on November 1, 1950.

The Army called it a coincidence that Edward died, and denied its involvement with the bacteria, and kept testing. Over 20 years, it ran 239 secret tests on American cities, airports and even the New York subway.

Edward’s family didn’t find out until 1976. They then sued the government, and they lost.

Would you have wanted to know if a test like this was done?

Islamists and terrorists rule Londonistan, and the Met Police is protecting them.

Frames worth keeping 💚

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