You gotta be who you are in this world. God got me

Joined June 2011
We 3 days in and the 2020’s already fucked, better luck next decade
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Falling with style
Elon Musk unveils flying car at Tesla Roadster event.
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This 🔥
Gabby Williams: “I heard Too Short was in the building, I couldn’t lose in front of Too Short. So only one thing, what’s my fav word?!?” Crowd: B*tchhhhhh OMG 😂😂😂
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They just played this on gameday 😂
This about to be on every CFB game before a commercial break
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Mayor Brandon Scott of Baltimore is sick of Keith shit 😒
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Definitely tuning into this
DeSean Jackson's older brother made the Chiefs practice squad—then quit football, picked up a camera, and spent the next 35 years filming his little brother. Pop Warner. Long Beach Poly. Cal. The Eagles. Thousands of hours of home video nobody outside that family has ever seen. Their dad told DeSean to "think NFL." He finished with 26 career TDs of 60+ yards—still the NFL record, and nobody's close. Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story. Sept 24 on Prime. 🦅
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For the City ⚜️ #UptownFootball
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This Japan Netherlands game is crazy 🔥 #worldcup
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Shrinkflation pisses me off so bad because not only are you ripping me off but you're gaslighting me. I go talking about how there's less crackers in each sleeve and people treat me like I'm crazy. What's actually crazy is what we're putting up with from these corpos.
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Saints fans got Draft Trauma
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If we don’t let athletes bet on games they can influence, why in the hell do we let Congress invest in the companies they regulate?
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Note: Research shows that approximately 60% of homeless people in Louisiana are Black. And approximately 65% to 68% of the prison population in Louisiana is Black, despite Black people making up only about 33% of the state's total population.
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We loss to the kings?!?!?
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The Holocaust lasted for 4 years, and survivors and their descendants are still being paid out today. Japanese-American internment camps lasted for ~4 years, and survivors were paid $20k each in 1988. Slavery lasted for 246 YEARS in the US… yet no reparations for the families of those affected.
This week, the U.S. voted against a call for reparations for descendants of the international slave trade between the 15th and 19th centuries. Let’s talk about it. (1/7)
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