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Bayern München. Alumni @ JohnsHopkins . Biotechnologist and ex-Life Science VC associate. Football enthusiast.
Extremely proud of Vincent Kompany for that ballsy setup. We bossed Alonso with 10 men. Every season, the team needs a game in which there is a “critical position” (like in chess, where there is only one right move and the rest fail). We rose to the occasion and came out a stronger team, imo.
December 4, 2024 at 2:43 PM
Extremely proud of Vincent Kompany for that ballsy setup. We bossed Alonso with 10 men. Every season, the team needs a game in which there is a “critical position” (like in chess, where there is only one right move and the rest fail). We rose to the occasion and came out a stronger team, imo.
Slightly annoyed by how Gia Margarets wonderful song “Hinoki wood” which has been a constant in my playlist since it came out is now the face of the fucking chill guy meme.
November 20, 2024 at 11:34 PM
Slightly annoyed by how Gia Margarets wonderful song “Hinoki wood” which has been a constant in my playlist since it came out is now the face of the fucking chill guy meme.
For what it’s worth, I’ve found his finishes to be on point. He’s got most of the good finishes in his books. Still takes too many touches and requires space. West Ham should be interested.
Strikes need to be elite. They don't have to be well-rounded or well-balanced, but they must specialize in something. That's why they stand out.
For gyökeres, that's what's lacking.
For gyökeres, that's what's lacking.
November 15, 2024 at 5:29 PM
For what it’s worth, I’ve found his finishes to be on point. He’s got most of the good finishes in his books. Still takes too many touches and requires space. West Ham should be interested.
Dostoevsky’s crime and punishment.
What book, novel, poem, film, piece of music etc has ever made you feel "thank GOD we have this art & that I have experienced this"? It doesn't have to be "literary"or "high brow," don't worry about that, just tell me yours
November 14, 2024 at 6:05 PM
Dostoevsky’s crime and punishment.