John🥚

@vo9oc Also the last album he released is some of the worst music I've EVER heard. Bro got cancelled for being a sex pest and then took the MGK route with the worst execution I've ever seen.

@vo9oc The Hoodie Allen falloff was generational man. Dude dropped like 3 years of nothing but bangers back to back, dropped People Keep Talking which is one of my favorite albums EVER, and then threw it all away.

G eazy is corny but “I just wanna be broke forever ya that’s that shit nobody ever said” was hard

@vo9oc New G Eazy on the other hand… yeah I got nothing man. He’s kinda like Hoodie Allen for me. Made fun and enjoyable music for a specific time period and then had to change their sound to maintain growth & just kinda became some weird mix of corny and unenjoyable.

@vo9oc Oh absolutely. These Things Happen was one of my fav albums ever. I still listen to it start to finish every so often. It’s definitely flawed and his character isnt relatable whatsoever, but it’s just a really solid piece of music from a time I have fond memories of.

doing this in front of my opponent when they 2-0 me

brother the amount of white rice & shoyu i made in my dorm room in hawaii... i probably consumed enough sodium to kill an elephant.

@Yonepatchi Brie Larson as Envy in Scott Pilgrim. I have no interest in Envy as a character or Brie Larson in anything else she's done, but good golly she played that character well

I think the perfect solution to all of our NAIC problems is to host it in a location like… hmm… bowling green Kentucky. I don’t have any ties to this city I just think it would be a good spot. I think it would work out for so many people it doesn’t benefit me at all.

@_erinspace bourbon street sludge, my beloved 😍

ready for a second helping of street gravy 😛🙂‍↕️😮‍💨

See yall for the 3peat

@Yonepatchi memememe

Scored a 20 on my ACT!! #Studentathlete .📚

@Yonepatchi I feel this way with a lot of early sun & moon. I have started building a SUM-LOT gauntlet and coming back to buzzwole GX and zororoc has felt like I’m reliving something that played such a big part of my life and it was this silly little game that got me through a bad time.

@Yonepatchi We all have fond memories of *that* card, but I like rotation after a while because it kind of immortalizes the card in a way. It will never leave that block of time. You can come back to this format in 4 years and it will be just like how you remembered.

How zoroark players genuinely look at you after announcing an 8th trade and still having a dead 84 card hand

@JoshFrinkTCG me about the entire state of florida

I genuinely hate Orlando and hope we never come back for another regional 😀

@JayNekoVR @Yonepatchi Ticket brother. Sounds like you’re not the only one who’s experienced this and similar from this individual. Anyone who makes you feel uncomfortable will have also made others uncomfortable and pressured them into the same circumstances.

TLDR: My round 8 opponent in Orlando yelled at me, tried to prevent me from calling a judge, was brought to tears, and manipulated me until I gave her the win for Day 2. My opponent made it clear from the moment we sat down she had never made day 2 before, had been playing for 8 years, this was the farthest she'd ever gone, looked up my limitless page and saw I'd day 2'd before, etc. Friendly and talkative until she misplayed, asked if she could take back an action (played ultra ball, wanted to super rod first), and I wanted to call a judge to resolve. She proceeded to yell at me, was brought to tears, and accused me of taking advantage of her having a panic attack by saying I wanted to call a judge. "I can't believe you're doing this to me," "You're being so mean." Totally out of left field. No one should EVER be made to feel like a bad person for wanting to call a judge to find the best resolution. She made a huge, loud scene, had a complete breakdown, and everyone sitting around us was looking over. I was embarrassed and felt like the worst person in the world. One of the players next to us started trying to comfort her mid-round. I ended up making the judge call in the middle of all this and the gameplay issue was de-escalated, but despite an extension (that was too short), we didn't have time to even start our game 3. Before the match, we agreed to discuss a gentleman's agreement if we reached game 3, but we didn't make it that far as we ran out of time just as she tied it up in game 2. She then accused me of reneging on an agreement and became extremely manipulative... "If I were in your shoes and my opponent hadn't made day 2 before, I'd give it to them," "we made a gentleman's agreement, but if you wanna take it back, whatever I guess." (Despite this very clearly just falling into concession territory). The judge standing near us even said "don't say things like that" as we had this post-match discussion. I try to avoid confrontation, consider myself a nice person, and am often a people pleaser. I've been taken advantage of in the past because of this. Honestly, I think she recognized this after her initial outburst and saw an opening. If not for the outburst, and the wildly unsportsmanlike conduct, I probably would have given her the win in this situation anyway so she could have a day 2 for the first time. Instead, I felt attacked and pressured by the possibility of another outburst if I refused to concede. So I did. At the end of the day, I have myself to blame for that, but this was the most deeply uncomfortable I've ever felt during a match. Pokemon should be a welcoming game and players should never be villainized for trying to clarify rules with judges and reach amicable resolutions. And no competitor "deserves" an outcome more than someone else for any other reason than the result of each game itself. In no way do I want to minimize the struggles my opponent may have with anxiety or other mental illness. My wife has chronic anxiety and I am deeply aware of the challenges and complexity that brings to everyday life. I hope my opponent is getting the help she needs, but that NEVER gives anyone license to lash out or raise their voice at other players. The last thing I want is a "witch hunt" for this person; I'm sharing my story in the hopes that it can prevent other players from ever feeling this way. It's important to advocate for yourself and not to let your opponent make you feel guilty for trying to make sure the game is played fairly. Your opponent doesn't "deserve" a win any more than you do, regardless of how long they've been playing or how badly they say they want it. And don't be afraid to report your opponent for unsportsmanlike conduct. I've spoken to some judges to try and prevent this from happening to other players. This soured the whole day for me, so I'd appreciate any chance to share my experience in greater detail if it can help avoid this kind of thing in the future. Thanks for reading

@VandyTracker Bethune-Cookman university LEGEND Boobie Clark.

Who’s the GREATEST College Football player in history? (CHALLENGE: You can’t say Diego Pavia)

Legends Z-A rules dude holy moly