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Me thinking “If the government can print money, why do we have to pay taxes?”
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The first car to park on the trailer wins , I’ve never been so invested in a sport like this
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More stuff kids should be doing instead of specializing in one sport:
Sprinting
Jumping
Crawling
Rolling
Rough & tumble play
Hanging
Balancing
Reacting
Changing direction
Competing
Build the athlete first. Specialize later.
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102-year-old WWII vet Sverre Vinje, who saw action in Iwo Jima & Okinawa, sang God Bless America last night in Milwaukee.
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At the ripe young age of 57, I’ve learned that when I buy cookies, I eat cookies. When I don’t buy cookies, I don’t eat cookies.
One of our new OLY kids. 10 years old. He couldn’t get to the bottom position with any weight when he started. Here he is “smashing his PR”. He called his shot and hit it. 😂 nice job Bryson. 27kgs x 5.
Wow, for a minute I thought he was the Harry Potter guy.
I’m like “Wow , Harry is all over this.”
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Happy 90th Birthday to Bobby Plump—the “real” Jimmy Chitwood! Bobby and the Mighty Men of Milan inspired the film Hoosiers—a story about basketball, second chances, and the state that loves the game like no other🏀
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Wow!!! Until I saw this HOF video, I didn’t realize how much Jimmy Chitwood’s shot in Hoosiers looked like the real thing🎯 Happy Birthday Bobby Plump, the real Jimmy Chitwood🎂🏀
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This is a lot bigger than people think. This is a guy with a top 5 podcast in the world, hosting a conservative Catholic Cardinal and talking about the Bible.
There are hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of normal bro-people, who watch Shawn Ryan because “dude, he’s a SEAL bro”, who probably don’t care about the intricacies of theology or Biblical history.
These people probably just go to their local suburban nondenom church, not for any particularly deep reason other than “I don’t see the point of denominations” or “the community/music is better”.
They’re about to learn about 7 Bible books that they didn’t know existed, and why and how those books got removed from the Bible.
Today marks the launch of the new Bible series with Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke. We begin with the Old Testament, breaking down its origins, covenants, key figures, and how it lays the foundation for the New Testament, which we’ll cover this Thursday. Please share your favorite passage or story from the Old Testament. @cardinalrlburke
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When McEnroe asked for the match ball, Rafa Nadal delivered it with sniper precision…
The accuracy...🤯😅
I’ve watched this way to many times. “Mop in a snowstorm” 😂 hilarious. But, we’ve all missed a block or two in our lives.
Clemson OT Brayden Jacobs makes an estimated $900k in NIL money, yet he’s about as useful as a mop in a snowstorm…
That’s it? 10-15%. In that case, it’s not even worth being positive. Is there a study that says if you smack people in the head when they deserve it, you live longer? Because reduction of stress would have to help. I’m just thinking out loud here…
This is true. And I wanted to feel like @hubermanlab and other famous people when they quote post themselves. It really makes you feel a little famous. 😂 You all should try it.
Replying to @BurnTheLadders
Coach, when I was a kid, I would take the last three pieces out of the box and hide them. Then I waited for everyone else to put it together and when they found out that three pieces were missing, I went and got them and finished the puzzle. I don’t think they thought it was as funny as I did.
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Replying to @BurnTheLadders
Coach, when I was a kid, I would take the last three pieces out of the box and hide them. Then I waited for everyone else to put it together and when they found out that three pieces were missing, I went and got them and finished the puzzle. I don’t think they thought it was as funny as I did.
If I ran 100 meters all out they would carry me off on a stretcher too.