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A tornado struck WITHOUT WARNING while a group was working on a Mustang, killing the power, forcing everyone to sprint for the basement and launching their neighbor’s trampoline through the street 😳🌪️
“That sounds like a tornado.”
“No, I think that’s a tornado. I’m so serious. Get inside!”
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Richard Childress Racing will continue selling Kyle Busch merchandise next year through an agreement with Busch’s family, according to team CMO Jennifer White, as the sides work to maintain the legacy of the late NASCAR legend. sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar…
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People don't realize how good Magic Johnson was when he retired
His previous season:
NBA Finals
NBA MVP runner-up
All-NBA 1st Team
19.4 PTS, 12.5 AST, 7 REB
This was 20 days before the announcement…
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It’s not that she just killed ghost out of spite. It’s that it hurt that man pockets. Everyone else still eating off POWER because we all connected to Ghost. That’s messed up when you think about it.
small ass in a BIG seat, 😆 she forgot I hired her 🤷♂️ @OmariHardwick is a real 🥷🏾 we hit the bullseye with POWER • gunitbrands.com
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Amazing. I remember stumbling across you somewhere around 2009, about a year or so before I started myself. I've often called you the best in the game because I truly believe that. Also doesn't hurt that we have nearly identical experiences/memories/favorites when it comes to 90s WWE (especially Bret stuff) so it was easy for a fan like me to connect with you. You've built a helluva brand on consistency, professionalism, and rationality. Congrats!👊
19 years ago today, I dropped the very first episode of the Solomonster Sounds Off. Almost HALF of all podcasts die after three episodes or less. This weekend marks 988 episodes for me. That's a pretty rare feat and something I'm very proud of. But that also doesn't happen without your support, so THANK YOU for listening. Cheers for 19 more! 🍻
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19 years ago today, I dropped the very first episode of the Solomonster Sounds Off. Almost HALF of all podcasts die after three episodes or less. This weekend marks 988 episodes for me. That's a pretty rare feat and something I'm very proud of. But that also doesn't happen without your support, so THANK YOU for listening. Cheers for 19 more! 🍻
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LL explaining why your fans ain’t up all night riding for the new album like they used to… bro got WORK in the morning 😭 real talk only on Joe and Jada
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Doc Rivers tells Bill Simmons it was so hard for him to coach Giannis Antetokounmpo during his tenure with the Milwaukee Bucks:
“He’s not easy. He plays at this crazy downhill pace. He’s really a difficult guy. He has this great passing ability, but he doesn’t have a super-high IQ at the same time. He really has only one way of playing. Every play, he wants to force it. I wish he’d learned how to execute better.
“The thing he still needs to learn is the value of execution how important it is, when you’re in practice and at shoot around, to lock in on execution. Now he has a coach who’s as good as there is at execution.”
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The WWF production team went through the school of Dick Ebersol during their years as partners in Saturday Night’s Main Event and it became company DNA that carried it to where it is today as the WWE. I remember Kevin Nash talking about when he saw the Wrestlemania 14 lead up and event production in 98. He said it was obvious WCW didn’t have production chops to keep up, even with the advantage of more known names and the TNT platform. Once Vince shifted out of 80s cartoons storylines, into the “reality” era storylines WCW was in, there was no comparison, because WWF’s TV presentation and overall production chops were sooooo far ahead of WCW’s
