@stonecoldquart1
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A fan of things...jazz, tennis, basketball, sci-fi, horror, animation, coding (without AI assistance 😂), electrical engineering, and the like
Southeast US
Joined February 2019
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We are joining Macklemore in donating to the people of Palestine with another $10,000 to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, which will help aid families amid the ongoing genocide.
We encourage our followers & anyone with the means to join if they can: pcrf.net
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The year is 1997. The President was born in 1946.
The year is 2007. The President was born in 1946.
The year is 2017. The President was born in 1946.
The year is 2027. The President was born in 1946.
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.@realDonaldTrump you are trash.
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Black people in a tennis stadium named after a black man cheering on a black athlete >>>>>>
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The Naomi Osaka commentators on ESPN unlimited are fucking miserable man. Hearing this boomer say Osaka is having mental health problems on the court right now is wild.
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Pablo Torre really exposed a MAJOR issue in our overall society. Billionaires commit crimes and regular everyday folks really simp and protect them for no reason. What do you gain from defending Balmer and Kawhi? Lol
Like let me be emotionally free dam
I think commentary like this is more icky idk lol. Like why can’t you be happy you just won a tough match? Is a grand slam not the pinnacle of the sport? You just moved on to the next round in a tournament you likely dreamed about playing. Why can’t you openly express joy and enthusiasm for a little while?
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When someone is racıst, I instantly just think: low IQ, limited life experience, not well-travelled, or uneducated.
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Community is the opposite of capitalism. We need each other, not these companies (the government)
Keith Lee's latest visit to Gary, Indiana is a reminder of what can happen when visibility turns into action and community answers the call.
After seeing residents of Gary struggling in the aftermath of the August 11 storms, Keith used his platform to bring attention and resources to the city. In just days, that call grew into a massive relief effort with 40+ food trucks, hundreds of volunteers, more than 10 companies and thousands of residents receiving food, cleaning supplies and other essentials.
Keith contributed $15,000 toward the effort, with Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton matching his donation for a combined $30,000. The Salvation Army, City of Gary, Ace Hardware and others also joined the effort.
Gary, we see you. 🤎