@travisakers @TurkStevens @alekhines_gun I mean in Ohio growing up it was always the catholic sports leagues specifically that played early Sundays 😂
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@TurkStevens @alekhines_gun Yeah, this is a weird one. Like it seemed pretty clear to me.
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Hot Take: Kids sports should never begin before 10am on a Saturday and never during church hours on a Sunday.
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More I stare at it… I like Cleve tonight. Just haven’t liked how Det looks offensively. Duren/Ausar are a mess. G4 is a blowout w/o a random Lavert explosion.
Cavs $$ + Mitchell 30+ pts + Mobley 8+ rebs — +559 on @FDSportsbook
Add 2+ Merrill 3s and it’s +1433
#fdpartner
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@AquinoAuthor @Variety I respect that opinion, humor is subjective just like art
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Some of the Tony Hinchcliffe jokes cut from Netflix’s #KevinHartRoast:
• “Tony is like Melania: The only thing relevant about him is that he opened for Trump once.”
• “Tony has the license plate iRoast, which is what we all hope for every time he gets behind the wheel.”
Read more: wp.me/pc8uak-1lHfNr
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Why haven't we heard from a SINGLE Democratic state about steps they're taking to counteract the post-VRA GOP power grabs in Louisiana and Alabama and South Carolina and Tennessee and Texas and North Carolina and Missouri and Florida? Is every Democrat asleep at the wheel? Do you think this is going to fix itself? Why is it so fucking difficult for Democrats to fight back? If you're in power in NJ, NY, MD, CO, IL, WA, OR, wake the fuck up and announce steps to redraw the maps so that Democrats are not drawn out of power forever.
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Lots of comedy movies on @netflix in May—we’ve done RW eps on Ghostbusters / 48 Hrs / Fletch / Slapshot / AlongCame Polly / Mrs Doubtfire / Breakfast Club / Meet the Parents / Something About Mary.
Tonight: Tropic Thunder
Borat / Animal House / Tootsie / Splash also on there 👀
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@C__BAS @longliveherb @MattGlassman312 sure but thats a on off game, to win the world cup you'd have to sustain those upsets, also talent disparity is too large in int. football
It just wont happen, the top 8 nations are so much better than the rest
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My dad was fond of saying that almost nobody can intuitively tell the difference between 4-1 and 5-1, and so that's where all the value was.
I wish my dad lived to see this. What a world.
Spivach@0xSpivach
spotted a simple inefficiency in the World Cup market. 13% sitting there for free if you add up the top 14 favorites: France, Spain, England, Argentina, Brazil, Portugal, Germany, Netherlands and 6 more: they cover only 88% of total probability buy 100k shares in each → spend $88k total → collect 100k$ when any of them wins $12k profit, that's 12% return before July 20 the other 20+ teams split just 12% between them. mathematically possible, but realistically not happening DYOR, i will give it a try! market: polymarket.com/event/2026-fif…
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@longliveherb @MattGlassman312 I mean a little bit, but the OP said 13% is sitting there “for free” arbitrage 😂
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@C__BAS @MattGlassman312 That’s entirely different though
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@SamMacD86958750 @EdLatimore Growing up ours went by school year. That’s why September is good 😂 I know Canada hockey does calendar year though.
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@EdLatimore AAU is Aug 31, no? I think Little League is, too. Pretty sure Pop Warner is July 31.
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The Underdog Effect
A disproportionate number of NFL players are born in the first 3 months of the year. Earlier birth means earlier physical development for their age group (how football is set up until HS), and that advantage compounds.
But there’s another bump in NFL birthdays: September.
The kids who were smallest for their age group often had to develop skill, toughness, discipline, and resilience earlier. Things you can't teach.
Disadvantages force adaptation, and adaptation often becomes a significant advantage.
Seems to apply across the board in slightly different ways.
Marios Georgakis@MariosGeorgakis
Among elite chess players, those with the lowest IQ are the best. Among NBA players, the shortest ones are the best. Among Hollywood actors, the least attractive are the most talented. Among elite academics, those with poorer early academic performance are the best. Among people with high LDL & high plaque burden, LDL is barely correlated with plaque burden. Learn collider bias. Nice catch by @AlexTISYoung
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@MikeJensonIII @stevenrecords @Dylanmadden @robertoblake Insane statement. Yeah If you clear 500k a year you won’t notice anything 😂
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@stevenrecords @Dylanmadden @robertoblake You’re telling me the $300 a month in insurance, the diapers, formula if you need it (many do), the bigger car, bigger house, are all not noticeable?
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i used to buy into the idea that kids are expensive.
then i sat with a friend who said he needed $2 million in liquidity before he could have kids. didn't think much of it at the time.
a few months later i was sitting with a man who made 60% less than me. big family. happy kids. no stress about it.
started paying attention after that. met business owners with families. met guys working regular jobs with families. all making it work.
kids aren't expensive. your choice of woman is.
if she needs the kids in designer clothes and the latest everything, yeah it's going to cost you.
if she's a down to earth woman who actually wants to be a mother. who comes from a family that doesn't chase trends. who sees the joy in raising kids and not in showing them off.
it's not expensive.
loads of people with far less money than you are raising great kids right now.
if you actually want to improve the world, the move isn't posting another youtube video.
it's having children and raising them well.
Innerdevcrypto@Innerdevcrypto
Having children Do not understand why people have so few children nowadays. And really....money or costs are not the reason. We all know poor people in the past had loads of children while parents were working all the time, and they still turned out ok. Not every kid needs the newest iphone either. Ok, if you are going full inner development and recluse mode for some years and really want to get to the core of your being, i get it, you want and need to be alone a while, i did that too, but most on here do not want that anyway Together with inner development, children are without a doubt the biggest joy in my life: they are so pure in the moment, one can learn so much from them how they can have fun with the simplest things, they forgive quickly, they are so open and free of spirit, amazing uncontaminated energy. Just incredible really Have kids, you will not regret it. The advantages far outweigh the disadvantages, especially for crypto-dudes and girls that lack purpose in life. And that is coming from me who loves being alone and lives as a recluse for a long time, i would never have wanted to miss this experience
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What’s an acceptable car payment to be able to complain about living check to check? So the ppl kno
Nick | Dividend Investor & Educator@Smartnetworth1
If you have a $700 car payment, please don’t complain about living paycheck to paycheck.
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@Denis_Lemieux69 @DivotDoctrine Just a counter - learn to drive pretty well with his fast swing speed it will be a massive improvement. I was the same , bought a video on how to stop slicing. Practiced a few times and it’s been a permanent move from high 80s to low 80s pretty much. But giant slices suck 😂
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Yes- it's something I've been struggling to teach my golf partner. He swings so fucking fast and slices it off to the moon.
He won't listen to me when I tell him to slow down and it's even more frustrating for me to watch.
Learn from his mistakes so you don't frustrate your own partners
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The average score for a recreational golfer is 91-100. I don't think scoring in the high 80's is super difficult when you can keep the ball in play for the majority of the round. Low-mid 80's requires more consistency. High-mid 70's demands bogey and double bogey+ avoidance.
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@C__BAS @JoshAnimator I have worked part time much of our children’s lives. Enough to earn a bit & be with adults a bit.
Never wanted full time though. Only saw unhappy families/distanced busy people
It’s not an easy thing to dedicate yourself to your kids, but they really do need it
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He is 100% correct. When I was a stay at home dad it was the easiest most carefree, most relaxing time of my life. It was so rich and fulfilling being around my daughter all day every day, and then I would work nights after she went to sleep. All the women crying about unpaid labour are just gold digging grifters lying to you. It really is like a vacation.
Chikky@chickyxime
A stay-at-home dad is going viral after saying being a full-time parent is actually the easiest job he has ever had, despite also working five other jobs.
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@Maribet62481007 @JoshAnimator Yeah two is way harder. Second one just being able to climb up the stairs 😂 rewarding and I see a lot of these videos but none of my friends would prefer staying home permanent vs working
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@JoshAnimator To be fair, one child is not so difficult.
Multiple adds complexity, work load, noise and lots of good also
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@JRAB1719 @JoeyKnish22 Well they lasted two weeks while I was taking creatine and didnt have a problem before or haven’t since. And the GI doctor said creatine causes these problems a lot. But ok
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I tried creatine last year for Joey Fitness as it was all over the wellness popular sphere, made it like 4-5 days of 5g in the morning, shit my brains out everyday, disturbed sleep, cramps, generally felt awful. Drank a ton of water all that. Immediately resolved after stopping
Underdog NBA@UnderdogNBA
Doctors found that Darryn Peterson’s season-long cramping issues were related to high doses of creatine, per @ramonashelburne.
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The confidence of wideouts is amazing lmao. Dude had 600 yards receiving at Toledo in 4 years and thinks he can’t be covered by someone 20 years younger. This is why Twitter should never die
Andrew Hawkins@Hawk
I am a 40 year old former WR3, and I promise you that most FBS defensive backs cannot cover me, right now.
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