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Pistons swear they the bucks. Losing game 1 as a 1 seed.

@guz72211 @elonhatesder4 Lmao you’re a troll.

@elonhatesder4 Go watch my clips for pornhub make ur mind dey 😎

The difference in quality between professional footballers and random ballers is just too clear😂😂

Owen hart was so much better than Brett in the ring it’s wild.

Definitely a last year city type of goal lmao.

Professional job by Arsenal but that was a bad game. Both attacks were dog shit.

Sporting just don’t got the quality to take advantage of mistakes.

@GetLit662 @Slackonbothsydz He not successful enough to have people mad enough at him.

@Slackonbothsydz Jim Jones chain, watch, wedding ring etc. never got took at 50yrs old either. 2 sides to every story but continue champ.

That's the goal. Why would a 50 yr old married man wanna be in the street? He's not Jim Jones.

He really be rubbing his balls all over this administration and be saying it for everyone to see. How are they not embarrassed?

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Me personally I think reed is just better than wicks. Reed getting hurt I think blurred the lines for a lot of people. It was always gone be one or the other.

@Official414 Think he’s super talented and has that get open gene but too many mouths and he dropped the ball too much when he got a chance.

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It’s unfortunate because I do think he’s super talented and just has the ability to get open. The problem is when he got opportunities he had some devastating drops.

They gave him a bag for something when he was mayor.

You don’t know him enough then. Sometimes sure he has a reason but in general he’s the king of making something out of nothing.

Sporting need to stop playing out from the back. They have been horrible at it.

What it was always about.

Strikeout with bases loaded just hurt a little different

Couples therapy is him whining to the league.

@TrumpNationRed @HQNewsNow @GuntherEagleman The taxpayers are Israels ATM. Just like your bootlicking ass like it.

@HQNewsNow @GuntherEagleman Lying by omission is still lying, libtardian. I just highlighted the first few. There are reasons the shit is being cut. The taxpayers are not your ATM.

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