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Not offsides ☘️

@jamieuyeyama DREW ALLAR 😂😅

@NDrecruiting01 He was set up to fail that game. Bad take.

Must’ve gotten a lot better at tackling this past season because I’m not sure I’ve seen a worse individual performance than Dillon Thieneman vs. Notre Dame in 2024.

@NDFootball Not too late to change your mind @KemonJones9 ☘️☘️

History is forged at Notre Dame. #GoIrish☘️ | #NFLDraft

When you watch Jeremiyah Love, you realize that Hunter Yurachek could be the biggest retard on the face of the Earth.

May the cries of this child keep you up at night until you speak out against the murderous state of Israel.

Israel is planning to steal $40 billion gas field in Lebanese waters. Sorry, I meant self-defense themselves into $40 billion. In order to do that, they’re going to destroy 70 villages, including three Christian ones. No one in our government cares. In fact, we’re funding this.

@playlikeachampp The opposite end zone ☘️☘️ A moment I’ll never forget.

Where were you when Mitch Jeter hit this Field Goal to send the Irish to the National Championship? 🤔☘️

The difficult conversation that Mike Vrabel had:

aw this is so cute. speaking of buses do you all remember when Obama sent a 500-pound, laser-guided MK-82 bomb to hit a school bus in Yemen, killing 40 children on their way to a field trip.

Looks like Chip and Joanna Gaines got ahold of that church.

@DanteTheDon Paranoid schizophrenic said whaaat??

Amy Eskridge Mystery Thread - The anti-gravity propulsion researcher claimed antigravity has been discovered 4 different times. And each time, was shut down and dismantled. In this interview, she says on camera she was warned THREE separate times by agencies and officials to stop her anti-gravity research. Shortly after this interview in 2022, she was found dead at 34. 'Self-inflicted gunshot wound.' No investigation details ever released. She is now the 11th scientist linked to this suspicious pattern. Watch this.

This is incredibly difficult to write, however a West Point brother needs us right now. Ben Lemon (2017) lost his 7-year-old son Solomon last month. His two remaining boys (ages 5 and 3) have the same rare mitochondrial disease. Ben and his lovely wife Katja are not giving up. They are researching trials, going to work, and fighting for their family.  Two things you can do right now: Share this post and support by giving what you can, link below: gofundme.com/f/nh893-help-t…  If you have connections in pharma or mitochondrial disease research, DM me directly. Pretzel Therapeutics (drug: PX578) is in trials that could change everything for his boys. For Solomon. And for the Lemon family. 🖤💛

I’ve spent my entire career in national security. Something extremely serious is happening. The White House and Congress need to put politics aside — and investigate these deaths & disappearances aggressively.

Go to USC if you’re a 5 star recruit that wants to have a 4 star career. Funny they feature Adoree Jackson, who was a top 10 overall recruit, consensus 5 star FROM LA, who had a mediocre college career and a meddling NFL career. x.com/unnecroughness…

@uscfb The USC “brand is 2nd to none in college football” except about 20 other programs ahead of it.

this pLAce will change your life if you let it ✌️‼️

@martyrmade You can buy books on Amazon? Awesome

Crowbar: amazon.com/Crowbar-Andrew…

I need everybody with a passing interest in fiction to check out two novels by @goldengoatguild. I'm serious, I'll put the links below. I recently read his new book, Crowbar, and it's been lodged in my brain. The story is complex, dark, not for the faint of heart. Most fiction these days is read by, and written for, women and children, but not Edwards's novels. The story of Crowbar is wild (Rhodesian mercenaries, Robert Maxwell, MKULTRA-style rogue intel ops, shadowy cults... a mindf*ck, as the kids used to say), but I was so struck by the quality of the writing that I started re-reading his first book, King of Dogs, as soon as I put Crowbar down. I had read King of Dogs some time ago, but it's even better than I remember. Near-future America experiencing a Soviet-style slow-burn collapse, as private military contractors, cartels, militias, and gangs fight to monopolize territory and resources. And that's just the setting - the story is about loyalty, honor, and commitment, and somehow Edwards pulls that off without ever being corny. I'm not joking. We have a real-deal, genuine talent on our hands, and he's one of us. Start with King of Dogs, as it provides an easier entry point than Crowbar, which reads like a co-project of William S. Burroughs and Cormac McCarthy. Surely, I'm exaggerating? I'm really not. I don't throw comparisons like that around lightly. This guy can fucking write. I've read a lot of fiction over the years, and I haven't been this excited about a new author in a long time. Go buy these two books, please. You will not regret it (well, you might regret reading Crowbar, but in a good way). (links below)

@KoreaPistonsFan Just go north

Hello Michigan! Two days before I am in Detroit!!! If you have any recommendations on places I MUST go, please comment and let me know! I promise to go!!! Thank you and see you soon!!! ❤️

@gotrice2024 10 out of 10. No notes.

This home inspector was asked to do an inspection on what they call a unique home. Upon arrival, he didn’t think it would be as bad as it was. As soon as he opened the door, there was a custom made bar built out from the closet. Adjacent to that is a door leading to a very angular room. From rooms that aren’t square or rectangular to a room that even had a stage built in, one can only speculate what this house was for, can you guess what the owners used this for?