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Miss you Mom! Den Of The Flow “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities” —Voltaire
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JJ Redick says $10,000,000 is supposed to last an NBA player forever
“During my career the average NBA career was like four and a half years. So if you play four and a half years, that means you’re not getting to a real second contract”
“You’re likely making 750, 1.2, 1.5 maybe you get an exception, 2.9. So you’ve made $8 million over four and a half years. Let’s call it $10 million over five years”
“You’ve got $5 million to spend. You’re in the NBA, you’re going to get a nice car, you’re probably going to buy a nice house, but you’re going to take care of your parents before you spend another dollar”
“Then you’ve got to pay your agent. How is that supposed to last you the rest of your life?”
“It’s not about the intake, it’s about the outtake”
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@Tjonesonthenba Agreed. Could a school schedule that matches most work schedules be advantages? I would have loved to drop my kids on the way to the office and pick them up on the way home. Instead of sitters and daycare.
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If we do this, then we need to push school start time back to 9 am…..otherwise we are going to have children commuting in pitch darkness
Breaking911@Breaking911
BREAKING: The House has passed legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide, ending the twice-a-year clock changes by a 308-117 vote. Backed by President Trump, the bill now heads to the Senate. If approved and signed into law, Americans would no longer have to change their clocks.
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@801_truth @KevinOConnor Not me. Rather go 0-82. But everyone is different.
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I ranked LeBron’s top 10 possible destinations, and raised 3 questions:
1. Could Draymond Green leave the Warriors and join James where he goes?
2. Who would trade for Anthony Davis to lure LeBron?
3. Why did Rich Paul reveal this list?
Watch it here: youtu.be/CApdxKpCZGc

YouTube

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@TundraSportsNet @KevinOConnor 💯 Willing to suffer through a defense that includes Jaden, Dray, and Rudy.
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@KevinOConnor Please, Lord. No! If LeBron pick the Wolves we do NOT want Draymond under any circumstance whatsoever.
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@ByTimReynolds NBA players do the same thing to Rudy every year in player surveys when all the data shows otherwise.
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@curraheevet @historyinmemes Business class international seats on most major airlines today have far more amenities than those flights. Catered meals, Layflat beds, privacy doors, movies, music, and high speed internet for half the price. Also faster and considerably safer.
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A turkey dinner is served aboard a Pan Am Stratocruiser during a 1949 flight.
In the early days of commercial aviation, flying was promoted as a luxurious experience rather than simply the fastest way to travel.
The Boeing 377 Stratocruiser, flown by Pan American World Airways and several other airlines, was one of the most lavish passenger aircraft ever built. Developed from the B-29 bomber, it featured a double-deck layout with spacious cabins, sleeping berths on some routes, and a lower-deck lounge where passengers could relax and socialize. Meals were served on fine china with metal cutlery, and long-haul travelers could enjoy dishes such as roast turkey, steak, lobster, and caviar.
Cruising at about 340 mph, the Stratocruiser carried around 100 passengers—far fewer than today’s widebody airliners. That level of comfort came at a premium, with a transatlantic ticket in the late 1940s costing the equivalent of several thousand dollars today.
Pan Am launched its first scheduled transatlantic Stratocruiser service between New York and London in 1949. The trip took roughly 15 hours and included refueling stops, compared with about seven hours on a modern jet. The arrival of aircraft like the Boeing 707 in the late 1950s greatly reduced travel times and ushered in the Jet Age.

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I’m a free agent. I don’t have an agent right now just me and my family.
I know I have a lot left, and I genuinely love this game. I’d rather show you I’m ready than spend my time trying to explain why or flood you with analytics to prove it.
If you’re about winning, value mentorship, and think there could be a fit, you can reach me directly. I’m open to every opportunity right now—I just want to make sure I weigh each one carefully.
I can’t wait to share my story.
-#Invictus #BeAVictor
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@CHoltSports Hell yeah! In Utah I can beat several wives at the same time!
-Jaxon Hayes
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@stephenasmith No. But neither can 3 black dudes, 3 Asian dudes, or 3 Hispanic dudes. My guess is they're gonna need at least 12 more dudes of various size, shape and color.
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@FBI_Response No lengths we won’t go 🔥
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@SenWarren Or... You could just fix high school and kids could come out ready to work instead of ready to go into more debt.
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@AndrewDBailey @JimmyParker87 This has to be sarcasm from a guy who has based his entire platform arguing from an analytics and objective facts position.
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@sonnydisco All 3 of you are in agreement! While it feels like collusion. I too think it would be rad.
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I’m just putting this out into the universe: Shohei needs to change his walk up song to #TurningJapanese by The Vapors. That would go hard. The Bublè shit is weak sauce. #dodgers
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@YahooSports If you remove the number two guy off any championship team except maybe the KD warriors you'd get the same result. Teams win rings. It's not an individual game.
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@FDSportsbook Trade! As a Jazz fan who lived through the Don experience. You can't win with him as your highest paid player. If the max deal wasn't looming, he's a keeper. But this is peak Don. Still a huge Spida fan. Also, that 2028 pick looks pretty sexy about now.
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