#Santo Andre

[milenamdiego]

Em detalhe, templo da igreja universal (Bispo Edir Macedo) na Rua Perimetral, em Santo André, São Paulo, Brasil

[deepinthelight]

Santiago Cabrera and his characters

[lovelyballetandmore]

André Santos | West Australian Ballet | Photo by Sergey Pevnev

[theanticool]

Andre Santos KOs Adam El Hammouchi in 2nd round - Glory 94

[matashaw]

JUDGING YOU BRUTALLY BASED ON YOUR SUPA STRIKAS FAVOURITE CHARACTER

(this is obvi a joke, dont take it seriously pls.....)

Are you fucking serious rn? Fucking Shakes???? You're basic as fuck and have no taste in men. Also you are 100% straight, and probs have "nor/mal" in your bio

No Timmy, you're not irl El Matador, grow up

And you either are super homophobic or super gay

.....wow?

Are you ok??? Do you need help???

You're racist

You're gay + a furry

And you probs have a bodypillow of him

I hope you explode

Also you're def white

You're american.

Stop listening to taylor Swift and go to therapy

+ you have daddy issues

.....are you fucking serious?

You have a piss kink

You had an e-girl/boy phase

Go to therapy

+you probs bit someone in school

Jumpscare warning

You scare me

+You had a yaoi uwu phase

you have a femboy fetish

+you're NOT straight

You're bald

+you probs dont even know how to swim

+you have a feet fetish

.....omg?

Are you real? Do yall really exist?

If yall do, go outside pls

What?

You're a mexican divorced old man w kids

You're an obese dorito kid

......you play fornite

You're poor and have no house

Your name is Gas

Gay gay homosexual gay

You make fart jokes

You have no friendos

You probs bite your own toe nails

"erm... Actually....🤓☝️"

You scare me

Please stop hiding under my bed

If your fav character wasnt here im not sorry,

[gochujangst]

Cover revamp.

[braindead-virtually-tv]

9th Annual Andre the Giant Battle Royale

31st of March As part of the Go-Home edition of SmackDown Crypto.com Arena, Los Angles, California

Participants

Santos Escobar

Joaquin Wilde

Cruz Del Toro

Mace

Mansoor

Karl Anderson

Luke Gallows

Shelton Benjamin

Cedric Alexander

Angel

Humberto

Ashante “Thee” Adonis

“Top Dolla” AJ Francis

Johnny Gargano

Dexter Lumis

Butch

Ridge Holland

Dolph Ziggler

Mustafa Ali

Rick Boogs

Elias

Xavier Woods

LA Knight

Bobby Lashley

Karrion Kross

Baron Corbin

Bronson Reed

Madcap Moss

[zhoufeis]

aesthetics meme | [1/10] male characters

↳ rafael santos moreira, juacas

[unitedbydevils]

Match review: Manchester United 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Well, that was another classic United vs Wolves match...

"Affectionately" referred to as The Dingles by all the rival Midlands clubs who hate them, Wolverhampton Wanders have made a name for themselves amongst United fans as one of our bogey teams over the past decade. Their preferred combination of a low block, fast wingers, and physical play seem to shake us up every time.

At Old Trafford last night it would have appeared to the uninitiated that Wolves were the title contending hopefuls and United were the relegation risk. The old gold pressed hard, dominated midfield, and seemed relatively unfazed by United's approach.

United had 51% possession at the end of the match but it felt anything but an even match. If Wolves could finish, this would have been an Aston Villa scoreline and the news would be wall-to-wall about how we were stunned in our season opener yet again.

Marcus Rashford was an isolated figure as centre forward, with a tendency to drift left. Alejandro Garnacho showed his lack of experience by floating wherever whenever, with greedy solo play. Antony was similarly poor; capable on the ball, pacey, but with poor decision making hampered by a weak right foot.

If possible, the midfield was worse. Bruno and Mount both pushing into a front 5 left Casemiro isolated in midfield regularly, and while we always had 3v3 minimum such a tactic relies on Casemiro being on his game. He was not. He was diving into tackles and deviating from position like a young player, and it opened us up to counters.

Into the back 4 and Lissandro Martinez was a liability, getting a yellow card and apparently picking up an Achilles niggle that saw him swapped for Victor Lindelof - who was decent but struggled with the Wolves pace.

Aaron Wan Bissaka was good in the final third but useless in midfield or defence. Luke Shaw was drifting into LW or LCM with Casemiro. He needs to stay on the overlap, and ideally with Rashford as a 1-2 duo, because he was ineffective.

Thankfully, one man could be depended on to save the day. Mr Champions League. The Rolls Royce of centre backs. Raphael Varane. He was composed and diligent in defence, and popped up with the winning goal before celebrating like he'd won another major trophy. Attaboy.

Substitutions helped a little; Eriksen sat deeper than Mount to play more playmaker, though his lack of pace didn't improve matters as much as say an Amrabat or Mainoo would have done. Sancho looked sharp and was attempting patterns of play, and Pellistri again showed flashes of quality that - with a more regular run of games - could be the making of him; a direct winger with a low centre of gravity and tight footwork on the ball.

The final moments were the controversial part, with Andre Onana smashing into Sasa Kalajdzic in stoppage time. Wolves fans were incensed, Gary O'Neil got booked for protesting, and Jon Moss admitted after the whistle that he'd gotten it wrong and apologised. In real time, it seemed like a penalty. Watching a replay, I'm less convinced - Onana's eyes are fixed on the ball, and he's jumping in competition with two Wolves players. Plus there are other incidents. Brentford vs Spurs earlier on Sunday had a similar incident - no penalty. Wolves vs Leeds last season, Sa on Kristensen - no penalty.

Wolves have every right to feel hard done by a 1-0 defeat, but they also had every chance to score 5 or 6 goals and control their own fate. United were shit, rode their luck, and came away with a crucial win and a clean sheet. If we can win when we're that bad, that's progress, but we need to make sure playing that bad is just opening day jitters and not a trend going forward into September, else it'll be a battle for top half, not top 5.

[deepinthelight]

Characters played by Santiago Cabrera

[edsonjnovaes]

Tribute to Maria Sabina 1.2

Tribute to Maria Sabina (Lucas Kastrup & Marcelo Bernardes) / Full Album – Canal da Música Brasileira. 05 abr 2024 Maria Sabina (1894 – 1985) is a historical reference in consciousness expansion rituals. Wikipédia At the beginning of the 20th century, in the interior of Mexico, this lady sang indigenous songs combined with the traditional use of mushrooms containing psilocybin, in treating…

[pedrocaspn]

André Ventura - CHEGA

[cits-ocs]

Now that I'm in college, it kind of slowly dawns in on me that at this age, Andres and Emil enlisted to be soldiers and trained to be one. Like, they both had dreams of getting into a college or university, having a normal life talking with peers. Instead, because of their circumstances, they're forced here into a military camp. They're both so young, they shouldn't be here.

[sporadicgentlemengardener-blog]

Santos FC | A dura vida do torcedor santista

Luiz Antônio Prósperi – 8 de outubro (11h40) Santos sofre derrota de 3 a 1 do Goiás e ao fim do jogo o técnico Fabio Carille diz que vai para casa feliz. Evidente, não por conta do resultado, e, sim, com a certeza de que o time vai voltar à Série A no Brasileirão 2025. Carille pode até ter razão. O torcedor, tenho lá minhas dúvidas. Como se dizer feliz após uma sova dessa? A vida dura do santista…

[theanticool]

Andre Lima takes UD over Felipe dos Santos.

A clear, decisive win for Lima following his UFC debut where he got bit. Some blatant fence grabs, but who doesn't. Well rounded perforamance but nothing really to write home about from a "is this guy a future challenger" perspective.

[stateofsport211]

Santo Domingo Ch F: Damir Dzumhur [3] def. Andres Andrade [LL] 6-4, 6-4 Match Stats

📸 ATP/WTA Joint App

A. Andrade might have tried to set the tone of the match as he took the early break of the match, but D. Dzumhur shifted the moment in his favor thanks to some of his defensive mechanisms, having his point constructions carrying him as he tried to question the former's balance through his forehand side. The Ecuadorian lucky loser might have converted 100% of his 3 break points as he tried to deny Dzumhur the match, but the third seed's intuitiveness at some points helped him to create 11 break points despite only converting 45% of them.

Furthermore, Dzumhur also had better serving percentage as he held firm in some crucial games even if he was down a break earlier in this match. Even if A. Andrade scored one ace, serving accuracy helped the third seed to win 67% of his first serve points, successfully landed 70% of them to take control of the flow. However, as clutch as the lucky loser tried to be (saving 55% of the break points he faced), both players won an equal number of second serve percentage with 50%, with A. Andrade double-faulting twice throughout this match.

While A. Andrade's maiden Challenger-level title still has to wait (2 runner-ups out of 2 finals, the first one being in the Sarasota Challenger earlier this year), this marked D. Dzumhur's fourth Challenger-level title of the year after winning Barletta, Ostrava, and Zagreb Challengers, putting himself even closer as a Top 100 mainstay for the first time since 3-4 years. He then will head to New York for the US Open qualification rounds, where Alex Bolt awaits. This could be a tough one, considering what's ahead, but should also be a fun journey to follow!