Dominique "Dom" Brightmon

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We're a couple of highlights away from making a Big 3 version of the NFL

In 2007, a mother in Jacksonville, Florida, USA took a photo of her eleven month old son on a beach. He had his tiny fist clenched, his jaw set, and the expression of someone who had just won something important. He was actually about to eat a fistful of sand. She uploaded the photo to the internet and forgot about it. Two years later it had become one of the most recognisable images on the entire internet. A baby with a clenched fist and a look of pure determination. Two words underneath it. Success Kid. It was used by Barack Obama's presidential team. It appeared on billboards across the United Kingdom. It was licensed to Coca-Cola. Millions of people used it every single day to celebrate small victories. Nobody knew the boy's name. Nobody knew what was happening at home. Before Sammy Griner was born his father Justin was diagnosed with kidney disease. By the time Sammy was old enough to understand what was happening, his father was spending four hours a day three days a week on dialysis. Six years of it. Justin's mother had already passed from the same disease. The family needed a transplant and they needed money for the medication that would follow. His mother was initially reluctant to use her son's famous face to ask for help. She wanted the fundraiser to be about her husband, not a meme. Then she changed her mind. Within five days three hundred people had donated. Within a few more days the story spread across the internet and the total reached over one hundred thousand dollars. The call came. A kidney was available. The transplant was a success. When Sammy was told his father had a new kidney, he burst into tears. The photo that started as a joke about eating sand had saved his father's life.

It’s only a “big game” when Lamar Jackson loses

a contrast in styles, characters & in reasons for their need to win, the familiarity with each other made it a chess match, the only way to win was to go for stuff they hadn’t done in their matches before wow man *****

Just left. My life is changed forever

If booked right this could be the best womens faction since OG damage control #smackdown

Amazing 👏 👏👏

Thank you for the interview!‼︎ I had such a great time😆 I hope I get to meet your cute and cool son someday!✨

AOL dial up internet .. either you wanted to talk on the phone or be on the internet No WiFi 😭😭😭

Excellence is rare in almost every profession. Hold onto it when you find it, And refer them to everyone you know.

MCMG: “Raise your fist” Smackdown:

Giulia on her pairing with Kiana James: “She helped me a lot because my English is bad, really bad. So sometimes I cannot understand people talking so fast. She’s standing behind me and translates easy English. She’s so nice, and I think we respect each other. It’s really meaningful.” (@AdrianRadio93)

Name an athlete you wish had a fully healthy career. I’ll start: Derrick Rose.

Chuck Norris doesn’t worry about high gas prices. His vehicles run on fear. 😂😂

That first X-Box having the breakaway controllers, custom soundtracks, AND internal storage?!?! Microsoft should have won the series but they kept getting in their own way.

The Jelly Roll gimmick of fans groaning when they hear he's involved in something only for him to knock it outta the park every time has been amusing. Celebrities that are fans of the business makes a huge difference.

I loaned my 1971 Lincoln to a highschool as a teaching aid. They were learning classic restoration on it. Look at the miracle they pulled off:

- Jay Lethal's insane impersonation - The dramatic zooms on Flair's face - Flair giving elbow drops to nothing - Insane camera cuts during Woo-off - Flair's blood pressure hitting 1000/900 This is still one of the GREATEST segments in wrestling history. COMEDY GOLD. 🔥😭

Chuck Norris sent his teachers to detention where they did his homework.