I don’t even know what to say about this blocking. Fully understand Herbert’s disappointment.

Northwestern is running the Wing-T so well I can practically taste the square pizza. My girlfriend is wearing my away jersey. The pep rally got me out of algebra. Playstation hooked up to the tv on a cart in the locker room. We might go to state.

Michigan fans ain’t even have this much heat for Davis Warren. No one called him dumb or said he couldn’t read a defense and questioned his mental capacity. A lot of this Bryce Underwood shit is rooted in something else, and I’ll leave it at that lmao.

the books never pretend Harry is a magical prodigy,and that’s kind of the entire point. Harry’s strength was never academic brilliance or a wide spell repertoire. Hermione is repeatedly shown as the best student in their year, the one who actually understands the theory and keeps the plans from falling apart. Ron brings the pure-blood knowledge and the loyalty that doesn’t quit. Harry’s role is different: he has the instinct, the courage to act when everyone else freezes, and a very specific talent for Defence Against the Dark Arts that even the text acknowledges. he doesn’t “spam” Expelliarmus because he’s limited,he chooses it. the books make it clear that Harry prefers to disarm rather than kill, and that choice becomes his signature for a reason. the “trust-fund jock” reading flattens what the story is actually doing. Harry inherits money he never asked for, yes, but he also inherits a war, a target on his back, and a piece of Voldemort’s soul. the fact that he ends up as an Auror isn’t framed as selling out to a corrupt Ministry, it’s framed as him deciding to fix the thing that tried to destroy him. the text lets Harry be average at school, emotionally messy, and still the one who walks into the forest. that combination is deliberate, not an accident Rowling failed to notice.

this is my vibes-based analysis of why this is wrong

World Cup Review #USMNT - A Robinson: B-, moments of flash but lacked end product & a few defensive miscues - Ream: C+, poor vs Belgium but kept up against everyone else & passing is class - Richards: B, poor vs Belgium but always steady presence - Freeman: A-, can’t ask more

Stoners in USA is this right? 1 gram is a dub = $20.00 3.5 grams is an 8th = $45.00-$50.00 7 grams is a quarter = $100.00 14 grams is half an ounce = $200.00 28 grams is a full ounce = $250.00-$300.00

I think it’s time we start a dialogue about shower beers being the most overrated beer in the game right now

🚨 The University of Michigan fleeced taxpayers for $1.17 BILLION in federal funding last year. President Dominico Grasso’s salary is $1.3 million with perks that would make you vomit. His university is hosting Hasan Piker. He’ll be speaking to students on your dime. Piker has justified Hamas terrorism, labels Jews as “inbreeds,” calls for revolutionary violence, and states that America “deserved 9/11.” He’s just returned from Cuba where he promoted the communist regime. This is the garbage American taxpayers are forced to fund at U of M. @EDSecMcMahon HT @LauraLoomer

This is an insane take, because pulisic is 5’10” (178 cm) and can dunk a basketball (vid in next tweet), which requires a 30-35 inch (75-90 cm) vertical jump— the *low end* of which is something that less than 1% of the general population, and approximately 5% of professional athletes can do. It is squarely in the average range (28-32 inches) for even *NBA* players He registered a top speed of approximately 21mph (35 kph)— the same as Lamar Jackson and Russell Westbrook— who are considered one of the fastest QB’s in NFL history and one of the fastest players in NBA history, respectively. That speed is, essentially, a high end for explosive runs in endurance-oriented sports. There’s no professional footballer who can be considered an “average” athlete— the same for NFL and NBA players. These guys get millions for being freaks. And they are all, legitimately, freaks.

the concept of being a regular at a bar is so foreign to me. where do you get the money