Jay
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Jay
@BProofape
#Never4GetCharlieKirk. You can kill the messenger, but not the message!!!! The Light was dim in this life on Sin -MacMiller
انضم Ağustos 2021
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Dear Lord,
Today, we confess that You loved this world so much, that You gave Your one and only Son, that we might be called Your children. Lord, help us to live in the gladness and grace of Easter Sunday, everyday. Let us have hearts of thankfulness for Your sacrifice. Amen 🙏
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A HISTORIC NIGHT IN THE NBA TONIGHT 🤯
The average spread is 12.2 which is the largest in at least 35 years...
FIVE games have spreads over 15 or higher
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@_ballout2x_ @br_betting No I was just pointing out a fact that bet had zero chance of winning. 🤷🏼♂️
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@BProofape @br_betting You can’t come up with nothing better
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Omg omg omg!!!! I researched all morning with the help of @PropFinderApp can Merrill bring it home please
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Get ready tonight for waves 92 and 93 of heavy missiles never used before... It will be a night of surprises.
Expect surprises every day 💥
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@BProofape @VintageFB Comparing it 5.5 yards per carry actually makes it the point. He was a MUCH better football player than baseball player.
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In 1989, Bo Jackson had 32 home runs and 105 RBI and then averaged 5.5 yards per carry that fall in the NFL.
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306 pounds and 6% body fat.
Bruce Feldman@BruceFeldmanCFB
This is the biggest freak athlete in this year’s NFL draft. I’d never heard of him till two days ago. He’s from a small village in Nigeria. He is 6-4 1/2, 306 lbs and jumps 10-10. Some folks in the NFL think he’ll go on Day 3 of the draft. Free story: nytimes.com/athletic/71683…
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@Vindicatedchidi That's a fortune right there... Someone would transform his financial life to a kingly style with that type of fortune.
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After 10 years, you open your Dad's vault and saw this ⤵️
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@TAWolf79 @GhostOfFlappyD @joeroganhq At no point in your life would u ever beat Jiri up. You would be eating through a straw for mths before and after your accident.
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@GhostOfFlappyD @joeroganhq After my accident I would take both knees out in 3 seconds with my 19x. Before my accident I would definitely take a while to subdue this man bun, but I would still do my best. I’m not fucking around anymore though. It’s do or die now…
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Would not fight this dude without a gun. Like I said, would take out the knees first with my 19x and then watch him and his man bun beg for help.. I had an accident that broke 6 vertebrae in my back years ago. Before that though I would have tried my best to take this Lankey dude out leg by leg.
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
BREAKING: Trump told the world to take the strait. The world went to the United Nations to get permission. Russia, China, and France said no. On April 2, Bahrain brought a fourth draft resolution to the Security Council authorising member states to “use all defensive means necessary to secure transit passage” through the Strait of Hormuz for a minimum of six months. It was the product of weeks of negotiation among Gulf states watching their economies suffocate while 84 tankers exited Hormuz in the entire month of March, a volume that used to move in a single day. Russia broke silence. China broke silence. And France, a NATO ally whose largest shipping company CMA CGM has 14 vessels trapped in the Gulf, broke silence alongside them. The objections were coordinated. Russia and China called the text “one-sided” and demanded focus on “root causes.” Macron called a military operation “unrealistic.” No vote was held. The resolution died in the drafting room. The strait remained closed. And every Gulf state that heard Trump say “build up some delayed courage, go to the Strait, and just TAKE IT” now knows that the legal cover to do so does not exist. This is the diplomatic kill shot nobody is pricing correctly. Without a UN mandate, any multinational naval operation in the strait operates without international legal authority. Warships engaging IRGC fast boats or clearing mines would act under national rules of engagement alone, exposing every government to legal liability and domestic political risk. The UK’s 35-nation meeting to “marshal capabilities” was already aspirational. Without a resolution, it is also unauthorised. France’s position is the fracture that reveals the architecture. Paris denied airspace to Israeli military resupply flights. Now it has blocked the resolution that would free its own ships. CMA CGM, the world’s third-largest container shipping company, is a French firm headquartered in Marseille with 14 vessels anchored or diverted because of the closure. France chose diplomatic positioning with Beijing and Moscow over the commercial interests of its own national champion. That is not neutrality. That is a strategic calculation that the relationship with China matters more than the cargo. And China’s position is the most revealing of all. Chinese vessels already transit the strait freely under the IRGC’s selective passage regime. China does not need the strait reopened for everyone. It needs it open for China. And it is. The toll is paid in yuan. The clearance is granted. Chinese tankers pass while European, Japanese, and Korean vessels sit anchored. Beijing is profiting from the closure while blocking the resolution that would end it. The current regime gives China a competitive advantage it has never had in global energy markets, and the Security Council veto is the instrument that preserves it. Trump told allies to fight. The IRGC published what happens to their bridges if they do. And now the Security Council has told them they cannot legally secure the strait even if they wanted to. Caught between a president demanding action, an IRGC threatening retaliation, and a council withholding authority. The strait is not just closed by Iran. It is closed by the international order itself. The alliance did not break over a threat. It broke over a choice. And the choice was made in a room where three vetoes weigh more than twenty million barrels a day. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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@SaltyGoat17 @AmericaPapaBear France doesn’t care. They voted against the reopening of he straight. They care more about their relationships with China n Russia. France has 14 ships anchored at the straight and they voted no. Let that sink in.
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