Tim Hardy

@sagaciousoaf @Jacobtheclipper Good points. Swimming in particular. I stand corrected. I was basically talking ball sports. Even Serena Williams has said she couldn’t compete with almost anyone in the male tennis tour.

@1AverageRunner @Jacobtheclipper Ultra long distance swimming as well. And apparently 10m air rifle (b/c of how you have to hold the rifle, women's shorter stature and wider hips are a benefit).

“Top WNBA players could compete in the NBA” - Clueless accounts on here Meanwhile we have footage of 6’9” WNBA all star Liz Cambage talking trash and challenging a former D3 5’8 male player and getting absolutely COOKED 🔥 Women can’t compete with men, stop it ✌️

@betitup5 @AlexTran677026 I’m not a Republican. They’re more insidious and just as unaccountable as your side of the political aisle, or spectrum.

@1AverageRunner @AlexTran677026 Republican weighs in

What would you rate HEAT out of 10?

@Hero_OfThe_Day Lots of reasons. It’s mostly a 3 point contest now. When a big man gets an offensive rebound under the hoop & passes that out to the 3 line, I don’t even recognize that as basketball. There’s little emphasis on defense. And the amount of rules infractions, traveling, carrying.

If you stopped watching the NBA or no longer watch as much as you once did— Tell me why!! Be honest. I’m trying to see something.

@AirJordans2323 @KingJames @NBA @VinnysCorner1 Jordan was a phenomenal defensive of player. IMHO, Jordan and Wilt are the two greatest two way players, offense & defense, in NBA history

The gap between Michael Jordan and overrated @KingJames defensively is even wider than the immense gap between them offensively. MJ is the greatest perimeter defender in @NBA history. Overrated Lebron gets cooked by midgets. Credit - @VinnysCorner1

@johnrobertsFox Amazing to me how people like Bullitt exist that know so little about Iran’s history of evil since ‘79…

Here’s a short list (1/2) •November 1979: Iranian students, backed by the regime, seized  the U.S. Embassy in Tehran — taking 66 Americans hostage in a 444-day standoff . •April 1983: The Islamic Jihad, an Iran-backed terrorist group, carried out  a suicide car bombing at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, killing 17 Americans. •October 1983: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists killed  241 U.S. military personnel — including 220 U.S. Marines and 21 other service personnel — in a truck bombing at a Marine compound in Beirut. •March 1984: Iran-backed Islamic Jihad terrorists kidnapped  CIA station chief William Buckley on his way to work in Beirut, ultimately killing him the following year. •September 1984: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists killed  23 innocent people — including  two American service members — in a car bomb attack at the U.S. Embassy annex in Beirut. •December 1984: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists hijacked  Kuwait Airways Flight 221 en route to Pakistan, diverting it to Tehran — where they brutally tortured and killed  two American officials. •June 1985: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists hijacked  TWA Flight 847 on its way from Athens to Rome, torturing a U.S. Navy diver before shooting him point blank in the head and tossing his body onto the Beirut airport tarmac. •July 1989: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists killed  U.S. Marine Col. William Higgins after kidnapping him the previous year while serving with a United Nations peacekeeping force in Lebanon. •April 1995: Iran-backed Islamic Jihad terrorists killed  eight people — including one American citizen — in a car bomb attack in the Gaza Strip. •August 1995: An Iran-backed Hamas suicide bomber blew up  a bus in Jerusalem, killing an American and three other passengers, and wounding more than 100 others. •February 1996: An Iran-backed Hamas suicide bomber blew up  another bus in Jerusalem, killing three Americans and wounding three other Americans. •March 1996: A suicide bomber linked to the Iran-backed Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist groups killed  20 people — including two Americans — in a suicide bombing at a Tel Aviv shopping center. •May 1996: Iran-backed terrorists killed an American-Israeli dual citizen and wounded another American citizen in the West Bank. •June 1996: Iran-backed Hezbollah Al-Hijaz terrorists killed  19 U.S. Airmen and wounded nearly 500 others in a truck bombing at a U.S. Air Force housing complex in Saudi Arabia. •September 1997: Iran-backed Hamas suicide bombers blew themselves up at a shopping mall in Jerusalem, killing an American-Israeli dual citizen and wounding seven other American citizens. •August 1998: Al-Qaeda suicide bombers, facilitated  by Iran-backed Hezbollah, simultaneously bombed U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 224 people — including a dozen American citizens. •August 2001: An Iran-backed Hamas terrorist blew up  a Jerusalem pizzeria, killing three Americans. •January 2002: An Iran-backed al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade terrorist killed  an American-Israeli dual citizen in the West Bank. •July 2002: An Iran-backed Hamas terrorist killed  five Americans in a bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. •June 2003: An Iran-backed Hamas suicide bomber killed  17 people — including an American citizen — on a bus in Jerusalem. •October 2003: Iran-backed Popular Resistance Committees terrorists killed three U.S. diplomatic personnel in a bombing in Gaza. •Between 2003 and 2011: Iran-backed militias killed  at least 603 U.S. troops in Iraq — “roughly one in every six American combat fatalities in Iraq.” •August 2003: An Iran-backed Hamas terrorist blew up  a bus in Jerusalem, killing five Americans and wounding one other American. •August 2006: Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists killed  American citizen and Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier Michael Levin during the Second Lebanon War — the only American to die in the conflict.

@patr70193 @AlexTran677026 Did you just tell me to “fuck off?”

@1AverageRunner @AlexTran677026 accurate my ass they fired a zillion rounds, oh because the camera changed every now and then to show them changing mag after shooting another zillion rounds it was authentic, fuck off, ridiculous shoot out, it made me hate the movie that scene alone.

Dreams, goals we follow, Days, nightly, no trauma, White Line, no Drama.

@VinnysCorner1 lol, Jordan always just abused the Knicks and Ewing. Every. Time.

Michael Jordan couldn’t play DEFENSE Also Michael Jordan….

@td_nash Randall Cunningham.

At their best, who do YOU think was better?🧐

@oelma__ Maybe if you turn around.

Men, is this attractive?

@OleTimeHardball I think Yogi’s in the top three. Reggie should be on this list. Pull Judge. Whitey Ford had an awful lot of WS wins for the Bombers too.

Top 10 New York Yankees (All-Time)

@Betlifesports Maybe top ten. Certainly top 20. No way top 3.

When the fucc did the narrative start that Kobe isn’t top 10 of all time? Are you smoking meth? Kobe is top 3 ever and possibly top 2.

@lippyent “Sometimes nothing is a real cool hand.” “No one can eat 50 eggs in an hour.”

Can you name this Movie 🎬 from just this shot? Hmm 🤔 ?¿

@ThrillaRilla369 Covid.

What is the most successful lie ever spread in human history?

@MoProblemsa @Jacobtheclipper As I said, Clark wouldn’t last a second for almost anything in the NBA. But she’s more accurate from the 3 when she’s open than probably 35-40% of the NBA…

@1AverageRunner @Jacobtheclipper No she can’t.

@BBGreatMoments Well, Yankees fan here, big Rivera fan…Luis Gonzalez. How could anyone choose anyone else for this question?

Who steps in? Name your hitter and tell us why they’re the one.

@raquellrussell Only dozens of reasons, the main one being to Serve our Nation, protect our Nation…

Why are people still joining the military? I don’t understand.

@EliManning This is stupid. There’s no worst here. CBait.

I’m so happy I am not in this photo!

@Mr_Husky1 You’re not wrong. Your in laws sound insufferable. They can rent a honeymoon suite somewhere.

AITAH for refusing to let my brother-in-law and his new wife use our bedroom during their honeymoon stay? My husband (36M) and I (35F) live in a very scenic area — the kind of place people pick for their honeymoon. His brother (30M) and soon-to-be wife (28F) asked if they could stay with us after their wedding since they’re on a tight budget. We said absolutely — happy to host. We have a two-bedroom house. The guest room is also my home office, so it has an air mattress instead of a permanent bed. Not ideal, but it works fine for guests. Last week, my BIL asked my husband if they could stay in our bedroom instead because, in their words, an air mattress "doesn't feel honeymoon-appropriate." When my husband asked how I felt, I told him honestly: I’m not comfortable giving up our bedroom, especially for a honeymoon. It’s our personal space, our bed, and it just felt… too intimate. My husband agreed. Well, word got around the family, and now his sister is saying we’re being inconsiderate and that “it’s their honeymoon, they shouldn’t have to sleep on an air mattress.” My husband is now torn because he doesn’t want family tension. But I’m still a firm no. I don’t think being generous hosts means giving up the most private part of our home, especially when the request feels less about comfort and more about wanting a fully private, fully “romantic” setup — which I’m just not comfortable providing. We already offered what we reasonably can: a free place to stay in a beautiful location. I don’t think hosting someone means surrendering our bedroom. Credit - amitheassholee