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The greatest project you will ever work on is yourself✊🏽
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Game ready @FamilyFeudABC
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If @BarstoolGruden becomes head coach at PSU, does he have your blessings?! @stoolpresidente @BarstoolBigCat
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I thought Shane Gillis killed his monologue at the ESPYs. And he capped it off with a tribute to Norm Macdonald
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Jon Jones says he found a reason to fight again, and doesn't care who it's against 👀👀 "For me it’s about the opportunity to represent America at the White House. I don’t care who I fight that night. I found my reason why, that’s what I needed, something that was more than money... Who knows what the future holds, but the moment I heard Donald Trump‘s announcement, I started training again." (via @JonnyBones) #UFC #MMA
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🫡 Ilia Topuria surprised me with this statement at UFC 317 post-fight presser: "I am not invincible. Quite the contrary. I feel that I'm beatable, and that's why I work so hard. I put so much dedication. And that's why I do the work that I do, and I don't want to leave anything out there. And the work is so well done that I feel that there's no doubt left. And that's why I celebrate things the night before, because I feel that the victory is built and should be celebrated at the end of camp. Because I would not live with myself if I didn't put all the hard work out there. So I feel that that's what happens. I put so much hard work, and I deserve it." This should be on a wall.
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Me after Penn State’s first drive of the season ends in a 3 & out
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Ready to run through a brick wall
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Ja Morant after knocking down a 3 pointer
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We just watched one of the greatest regular seasons for a Duke team ever. Don’t take it for granted.
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Ty retweeted
Canada is so lucky America's blacks haven't discovered how to skate yet...
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My only critique of America last night was that Keith Tkachuk didn’t have more sons
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Wanna talk about the biggest downfall of all time… Mark Cuban backed Kamala Harris, got absolutely clowned, then proceeded to trade Luka Doncic all in one year 🤣🤣🤣
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Mark Cuban sold his majority stake in the Mavericks in December 2023. He sold 72.3% of it but still retains a minority share of 27.7%. He no longer has a controlling stake so he would not have made the decision to do this trade. frontofficesports.com/mark-cuban-why….
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The freshman duo WENT OFF for their first rivalry game against UNC 💪
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Need to start a new show like Cops but it’s just ICE agents hunting down and deporting illegals.
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Hey @elonmusk please bring back Vine to replace TikTok. Please?
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If these graphics and statement are true, answers need to given.
🇺🇸WHY DID 158 DEMOCRATS VOTE TO KEEP SEX OFFENDERS IN THE U.S.? In September 2024, the House passed a bill to deport undocumented immigrants convicted of sex crimes. Every single Republican and 51 Democrats voted in favor. Shockingly, 158 Democrats opposed it. The bill targeted rapists, pedophiles, domestic abusers, and stalkers, ensuring they couldn’t stay in the U.S. Opponents claimed it "demonized immigrants," but how does protecting convicted predators help anyone—especially their victims? Deporting violent offenders isn’t “fearmongering”—it’s basic public safety. Why would anyone vote to keep criminals who prey on women and children? Source: Newsweek, C-SPAN
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