@ericdalton95
Joined November 2011
New series - Dinner with the Boscos Would smash
More info from Francis’ dinner with Mr and Mrs Bosco:
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After quietly answering questions about his support for Putin’s agenda in a press conference, Alex Ovechkin said, “Let’s do hockey questions.” I spoke with him after and asked Russia questions until he ended the interview. “I wanted to know more about the process of filming the ad. When did you shoot it?” AO: “I think three weeks ago.” “Did you tell the team you were doing it?” AO: “No.” “Were you surprised by the backlash?” AO: “I'm surprised, but it is nothing you can change right now. I'm Russian, I'm gonna live there when I'm done. My kids gonna be there. My family's gonna be there, you know, I support my country. That's it.” “I think the reason for the backlash being bigger this time is because of what Lavrov says about countries bringing “the sword” to Russia. When I talk to experts about that, it mimics messaging Russians get that says Ukraine is responsible for being invaded by Russia. So you standing behind him, as he says that, feels to people like a pro war stance.” AO: “Well, I don't think it's a pro war. I think it's just support what's happening in Russia. I want the peace and love for everybody. It doesn't matter who you are, American, Russian, or Ukrainian. Like, I have lots of friends who are Ukrainians, and I hope everything's gonna be good, and everything's gonna be done soon.” “It'll be done soon if Putin stops the invasion. Like, that's how it ends.” AO: “Well, I'm not in politics. I can’t say who's right and who's wrong.” “In that larger group, there were about 30 people with you, One of the people is Maria Lvova Belova. She's got an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for abducting Ukrainian children.” AO: “I don't know who that is.” “Okay. Can you understand why a congressperson says the NHL shouldn't allow you to participate because you support this regime, and this country is spending billions of dollars helping fight Russia? What's your reaction to that?” AO: “Well, everybody have their own opinion, right? I'm not a politician, I'm an athlete, and, how I said, I'm gonna live there when I'm done playing. I support my country. Like, I'm Russian.” “You would support it no matter what?” AO: “Well, I'm gonna live there, yeah.” “So if they're responsible for a genocide, you would support the genocide?” AO: “What do you mean, genocide?” [Media relations official translates ‘genocide’.] AO: [Groans.] “Oh. I would say, like, I'm, I hope it's not gonna, it's not gonna be like that.” [Ovechkin walks away] espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/4996…
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People leaving MAGA over gas prices and not child rape is scary.
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Armand Duplantis hoppade förvisso högst av alla som deltog men förra året hoppade han faktiskt ännu högre så varför vann han VM???????
Socialdemokraterna gör sitt sämsta val genom alla tider – då belönas ledaren med statsministerposten. Sverige är ett märkligt land.
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This remains one of my favorite performances of the 2020s. Film or TV.
Of all films and series I've seen this year, I'm not sure I've seen a performance more impressive than Tom Pelphrey's work in "Task." What a magnificent portrayal of a bruised and violent yet sometimes pensive man who knows deep down that he sealed his own fate a long time ago.
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fixed for you.
Set for Season 2️⃣2️⃣
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NBA Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade says he began distancing himself from certain jokes and language in the Miami Heat locker room long before his daughter Zaya publicly came out as transgender. Speaking on the 'Conversations With Cam' podcast, Wade explained that as his family privately navigated Zaya’s identity, he started listening differently and no longer participated in what he called a “masculine, toxic environment.” “I wasn’t in on the jokes no more. I wasn’t laughing. I was leaving out of the locker room when I would hear certain things,” Wade said. The shift led him to have a direct conversation with longtime teammate and close friend Udonis Haslem, who was unaware of the family’s situation at the time. Wade said Haslem later changed his thinking, language, and actions after that “safe conversation.” Zaya came out publicly in 2020. Wade and his wife Gabrielle Union have since become prominent advocates for LGBTQ+ youth. Together with Zaya, Wade co-founded Translatable, an organization focused on creating supportive spaces for LGBTQIA+ young people. Wade emphasized the need for more environments where people can listen and learn rather than immediately reject unfamiliar topics.
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Yeah, man.
Joe Rogan: “Trump supporters are f*cking nuts, man. They’re rabid.”
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JD Vance begs for midterm votes: "Give us another chance"
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Eric retweeted
Killers of the Flower Moon getting semi forgotten about in the modern canon is just a little too on the nose given the subject matter
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HEAT (1995) - FRAME 1334
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.@nickturani and @kbnoswag are on a completely different level of funny. Osama Bin Laden being the WAR Leader who has been an Angel since 2011 (correct answer was Mike Trout) put literal tears in my eyes
Our @nickturani tests @kbnoswag knowledge of Sports Controversies.
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Our @nickturani tests @kbnoswag knowledge of Sports Controversies.
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Robert De Niro got EMOTIONAL and teared up after Amy Poehler praised him for standing up for minorities and speaking out against Donald Trump’s politics, before De Niro called Trump’s leadership and behavior a “CLOWN SHOW” and urged people to keep fighting back 😲👀 “It’s so upsetting to see what’s happening in this country, and so crazy… This will happen again, and this guy will influence people. They’ll come up and say, ‘We’ll do it that way,’ and we have to be on guard with what’s happening now… You have to fight. Courage is contagious… It’s out of control.”
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Fascinerande hur högern försöker skriva om historien som att Annie Lööf gjorde något aktivt val för att föra C bort från "högern". Ulf Kristersson, Ebba Busch och Johan Pehrson hade alla i stort sett samma inställning till SD när de tillträdde. Det var de som ändrade sig, inte C
🗣️ En klar majoritet av svenska väljare vill alltså ha borgerlig politik. Synd bara att Annie Lööf förstörde Centerpartiet genom beröringsskräcken gentemot SD. Undras hur det kommer att beskrivas i framtidens historieböcker. 🤔 #svpol
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HEAT (1995) - FRAME 1295
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I’m glad Joe shared this story. Real emotions from one of the best to ever do it. The Browns broke him. Took 10 years. But it eventually happened
Joe Thomas says he cried after playing a perfect game in a 30 point loss to Tom Brady and realized he had spent 10 years fooling himself into believing the Browns were a Super Bowl team before each season “The way I entered every season was like, if I need to get the most out of myself, I’ve got to convince myself this is a Super Bowl roster. That’s the mentality I have to have when I’m training, when I’m practicing, when I’m going through film study. And so you trick yourself every year, but after a while, you’re not that dumb anymore” “Going into year 10, we had traded away the first overall pick. We were trading guys away, saving capital for the future. The writing was on the wall that we were in a pretty significant rebuild. I kind of knew at that time, even though I was still trying to trick myself, in the back of your head you know you’re not going to be any good” “Then, about midway through that 10th season, we were playing the Patriots. Tom Brady comes to town, and I fucking hated Tom Brady, as everybody did in the league. I hated the Patriots. I just wanted to smash him so bad. We lost like 30 to 0. And I remember sitting in the car after the game, and I was just crying. I had ice on both elbows and knees. I was in pain, my wife was driving and I was just looking out the window. It was that moment when I realized I’d been kind of fooling myself for a while, and we were not going to win no matter what I did” “She finally said, ‘Are you okay? Did you have a bad game?’ Then the tears really came because I said, ‘I played a perfect game, and we lost by 30.’ It really sunk in at that moment that you don’t control the situation anymore. That feeling of loss of control is really hard. No matter what situation you’re in in life, it just feels like everything I’m working for, I have no control over the outcome. That’s a bad feeling” “I ended up meeting with the team psychologist and talking to somebody about it because it had been almost 10 years built up to that moment when you come to the realization that I’m kind of fooling myself. We’re not that team and we really don’t have a chance. And I don’t impact this game the way I’d hoped”
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THE performance of the year and best winner of the night for me i am so happy
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a) he has a name and b) guido would die before he worked for anyone but ferrari
can someone hire him to replace mclaren pit crew
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”Byt ut ordet muslimer mot judar eller samer eller bögar så fattar ni hur långt högerut Sverige har glidit.” aftonbladet.se/nyheter/kolum…
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