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At the speed of the tackle, it's fine margins that saved his knee.

Barcelona is currently 9:2 (goals) against Real Madrid, which is joint second best result after 14:2 against Valencia. Not sure if Real Madrid is hoping for 2 more finals against them lol

I'm far from a fan Vinícius and Real Madrid, but really? He almost takes out his knee with studs first, and he is so off target that I can't see any argument that he is going after ball. I'd be furious if a player did this to my team.

-football Barcelona - Atlético Madrid

Forest is also a great team this season though, and they have something to fight for in the league. You guys still got a chance in Europa!

I support Barcelona, what gives you the impression that everyone here support Real Madrid?

Anything can happen, 3 points are nothing. Don't try to jinx it

Looks like that settled his dinner for the next weeks of his life lol

Steinsland & Co (egg producer) is a sponsor.

Considering Russia's interest in the islands, that might not be all that great of a choice.

The 7 day week is a social construct, following a 7 day micro cycle is something people do out of convenience, and for no other reason. It's perfectly fine to have a program that doesn't follow that structure. Personally I got "6 days out of 8" structure, as I take a rest day after deadlift day and after one of the leg days in an upper lower program (ULUURUULR).

What matters is the your muscles get enough rest time before the next session targeting them again. It's neat to categorise programs by simple splits, but they are just that, categories. Don't feel locked you by following them strictly.

Am I giving this too much thought?

Yeah, probably

The reason I am asking this is because I heard PPL is useless if you only go 3 times a week.

That's nothing but Internet hyperbole. 3 times a week is plenty as long as you aren't aiming at being the next Mr. Olympia.

If you're just starting out, you'll likely benefit from using a pre-made program rather designing one yourself though.

without any real say about them. You pay into the EU budget.

As opposed to the miniscule say we would have as one of 28. It would hardly make much of difference if Germany or France wanted to push in a different direction, or if the budding dictatorship member state decides to veto.

And again, what is there to gain to trade our sovereignty for? It would also make essentially impossible to ever decouple from EU if it starts going a direction we don't want to follow.

We budget ~5 billion dollar annually in foreign aid. The annual EEA "membership cost" between 2014 and 2021 was ~0,4 billion. The cost really isn't much of a concern. And it's not like you stop sending money to the EU once you become a member. E.g. Sweden is a net contributer to EU with 1,6 billion euros spent in 2023.

It's pretty good for us other nordics

I'm happy for you, and not at all salty that we'll never have Scandinavian union instead 😔