#FuckKidRock #funny
#Workaholics
#youtube
#relevent #Bawitdaba
#drinking
#kidRock
#ThisShouldTrend
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A search of mind
where the #relevent evidence
to exonerate this shame
is not for me to find
Again the void of thoughts
pumping into my heart veins
studying the emotional inflection
like poetic ramblings seduced by pain

#vss365

#relevent

#vss365

No longer #relevent
Are the seasons all four

If it rains it rains
If it shines sun it shines sun

Colourless are the snowflakes
Dead brown the leaves

I don’t care
My pockets are flooded
With rainbows

#vss365

In The Fight For Soccer’s Soul, Europe Wins A Battle But Is Still Losing The War La Liga’s recent announcement that it was abandoning its long-in-the-works plan to hold a regular-season match between Villarreal and Barcelona in Miami this December seemed to represent a victory of common sense over greed. The brainchild of league president Javier Tebas and U.S.-based sports promoter Relevent, the scheme to bring real blood-on-the-grass Iberian club soccer to America was hated by pretty much everyone else associated with it at a professional level in Spain. Supporter groups were unrelenting in their criticism of the idea. Barcelona manager Hansi Flick repeatedly expressed his displeasure at the prospect of having to travel almost 5,000 miles for the match, which would be a clear drain on his squad’s energy in the middle of a hectic season. Players from all teams across the league staged several on- and off-field protests in opposition to the plan. Even UEFA, hardly a body hostile to the cause of European club football’s crass commercialization, was opposed, only agreeing to the plan “reluctantly” as a compromise to avoid the possibility of a legal showdown with Relevent—and to give itself time to plug gaps in the regulatory framework that allow schemes to play overseas to occupy, for now at least, a kind of legal penumbra. “League matches should be played on home soil; anything else would disenfranchise loyal match-going fans and potentially introduce distortive elements in competitions,” UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin observed, correctly, while announcing his organization’s approval of the game. The hope, clearly, was that by sternly registering its distaste, UEFA would be able to stigmatize the organization of further European league games overseas. In the case of the Villarreal-Barcelona game, that seems to have worked. The cancellation of Villarreal-Barcelona represents the fourth time since 2018 that La Liga has tried—and failed—to hold a match in the U.S. So, disaster averted? Not quite.

#Relevent

Relevent, la empresa promotora del partido en Miami, cancela el Villarreal-FC Barcelona LaLiga confirma la cancelación del choque del próximo 20 de diciembre | Cadena SER

Buenos días a tod@s, menos a quienes no se cansan de hacer el ridículo... #Relevent, la empresa promotora del partido en #Miami, cancela el encuentro #VillarrealCF-#FCBarcelona_es cadenaser.com/nacional/202...

This Week on the Reel Study. With special guest, @MrMARVELite. Join us as we discuss #hairspray and #wicked #musicals #discrimation #politcalfilms #relevent #movies #film #wizardofoz

From the PoliticalHumor community on Reddit: Looking at you GOP Explore this post and more from the PoliticalHumor community

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Right, on to the UK view of US discovery, my TED-type talk this morning in Nashville at @cicayda #Relevent. Where does one start?

...and before @cicayda #RELEVENT @chrisdaleoxford will learn to spell the event's name properly - #RELEvent, not ..ant

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At @cicayda #RELEVENT @chrisdaleoxford will speak on The future of US-style discovery from a UK perspective http://cicayda.com/relevent/