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@RoundtableSpace This is like picking up pennies in front of a steamroller. A $10,000 investment at $0.99/share gives you a profit of $101.01, assuming no fees. If you lose once out of 100 investments you break even. If you lose twice, you need 100 straight winners to get back even. Idiocy.

@pham1717 Not familiar with that building.

Look what I found

@BarryCuse @Four_4Four @AkyolMustafa No problem, Harry. Your admission that it's their asset makes this even more hysterical. It would be a real shame if someone contacted the owner of the original video. Hmmmm

@BarryCuse @Four_4Four @AkyolMustafa So you took someone else's content, cut it up, and now are claiming it as your own. That's hilarious. All under the guise of someone stealing what you basically stole.

@TPuff44 @Four_4Four @AkyolMustafa I made the edit. Video is just assets

@BarryCuse @Four_4Four @AkyolMustafa How exactly is it your content? Lol You were in Europe filming these games were you?

@Four_4Four @AkyolMustafa I’ve been burned before with stolen content. Never again!

@CardPurchaser Oh ok, that makes sense. I collected cards when I was a kid and it was worlds different than today. I'm excited to jump in but don't want to make mistakes lol. Thank you for taking your time to explain. Happy Easter!!

@TPuff44 DIfference from? It's a special product that has its own inserts and hits that aren't in other Series 1 boxes.

@ActionNetworkHQ You KNOW there are people with small balances that take this so they can have funds available quicker

Worst cash out offer you will see 😂

@CoachBrotherton Math tells us this is incorrect. The play resulted in Tennessee's win probability dropping...very slightly, but it does decrease.

End of Game Situation: Tennessee up 6 with under :15 left. Player accidentally fouls near half court with :11 left. Announcers call it a huge mistake. Unpopular opinion: Fouling up 6, with under :15 is actually a smart move. More teams should do it. #SpecialSituations

@KoreyYarc @Kbzee21 @BadCallOfficial "PLAYER OUT OF BOUNDS" The player in question was never out of bounds. The back court is not out of bounds. You're applying a rule that has no part of the play in question. You're wrong.

@Kbzee21 @BadCallOfficial Rule 9 Section 3 Art A. In the NCAA basketball rule book. He linked it to his own tweet above.

This was called a backcourt violation. The ball never goes backcourt. The offensive player establishes himself in the front court with two feet prior to touching the ball. That’s a bad call.

@BadCallOfficial The people saying it is the same as saving the ball from going out of bounds are incorrect. There is a specific rule that doesn't allow a player to willingly or as part of a play go out of bounds and be the first to touch the ball again. It doesn't exist for the back court.

@theblockspot Cal Baptist almost beat Kansas. Sure

@SalSports Hodgson will be a fan favorite