JDOUdemon

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JDOUdemon

JDOUdemon

@JDOUdemon

Katılım Mart 2026
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CCFC-New season
CCFC-New season@sohali2012·
Such dismissal of Caitlin Clark. She has 45 just a week ago. These players can’t hater her enough.
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k@kittixoehe·
@_AntSzn_ @cannabissoils @LegacyAnt_ im not arguing back with some low iq user on twitter. you can obviously use ur brain and think of the scenarios where abortion should be utilized
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.@UncleDrewidk·
@JDOUdemon dont care not a mavs fan
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.@UncleDrewidk·
The sixers basically traded Paul George for Jaylen Brown + LeBron and the Celtics still ended up the better team
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JDOUdemon
JDOUdemon@JDOUdemon·
@CJStudio25 @TyLawson3 based on my understanding he stole a liquor bottle and called an officer a white bitch what am i missing
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Ty Lawson
Ty Lawson@TyLawson3·
This the wildest and more racist shit I been thru
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Reece Borgmann
Reece Borgmann@BorgmannReece·
@JDOUdemon @lockdownron @Fullcourtpass Net is a dumb stat to be using considering when the superstar is off the court typically both bench units are on the floor. Plus the superstar is on the floor 90% of the time so with him off is much smaller sample size Jaylen brown has the same thing and he is a top 15 player
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Fullcourtpass
Fullcourtpass@Fullcourtpass·
ESPN NBA Power Rankings after offseason moves 1. Thunder 2. Spurs 3. Knicks 4. Nuggets 5. 76ers 6. Pistons 7. Timberwolves 8. Cavaliers 9. Celtics 10. Rockets 11. Lakers 12. Heat 13. Raptors 14. Hawks 15. Pacers 16. Magic 17. Jazz 18. Trail Blazers 19. Warriors 20. Suns 21. Hornets 22. Wizards 23. Mavericks 24. Clippers 25. Bulls 26. Grizzlies 27. Pelicans 28. Nets 29. Bucks 30. Kings (espn.com/nba/story/_/id…)
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Agent 0
Agent 0@FT_Merchant05·
I’m a man of my word. Dear Jaylen Brown, I owe you a sincere apology. For far too long, I let rivalry cloud my judgement and stopped myself from appreciating the player you truly are. Because you wore Celtics green, I convinced myself that every great performance was overrated, every achievement had an excuse, and every bit of praise you received was somehow undeserved. Looking back, I realise how ridiculous that mindset was. I wasn't judging you as a basketball player—I was judging the jersey you wore. As a die-hard Sixers fan, I made the mistake that so many sports fans make. I let my loyalty become bias. Instead of respecting greatness wherever it appeared, I spent my time slandering you simply because you represented Boston. Every clutch bucket, every lockdown defensive possession, every improvement to your game, I brushed aside because admitting your talent felt like betraying Philadelphia. That wasn't fair to you, and it certainly wasn't fair to the game of basketball. I also held a grudge because it seemed like you didn't have much love for the Sixers. Looking back, that's an incredibly petty reason to dislike someone. Athletes compete. They're supposed to back their own team, embrace rivalries, and believe they're better than the opposition. If anything, that's exactly the mentality I'd want from a Sixer. I criticised you for something I'd probably praise if the roles were reversed. Then everything changed. When LeBron James made the decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers, and you played a crucial role in making that happen, I had to take a long look in the mirror. The man I had spent years disrespecting became someone who helped bring one of the greatest players in NBA history to the team I love most. It was a humbling moment. Suddenly all the unnecessary hate, all the jokes, and all the slander felt incredibly foolish. More importantly, it made me appreciate the player and person you've become. You've consistently improved every season, developed into one of the league's premier two-way stars, embraced leadership, and proven you can perform on the biggest stage. None of that happened by accident. It came through hard work, dedication, and a mentality that deserves respect, regardless of what colours you wear. So today, I want to admit I was wrong. I judged before I appreciated. I hated before I understood. I allowed rivalry to replace objectivity. While I'll always bleed Sixers red, white, and blue, I can finally admit that greatness deserves recognition, even when it comes from a longtime rival. Jaylen, I'm sorry for every unnecessary criticism, every bit of slander, and every time I refused to give you the credit you earned. Thank you for proving me wrong, and thank you for playing such an important part in changing the future of the Philadelphia 76ers. You've earned my respect the hard way, and I won't be taking it away again. Sincerely, A formerly delusional Sixers fan who finally saw the light.
Agent 0@FT_Merchant05

If Jaylen Brown is the reason why LeBron joins the Sixers I’ll personally write a 500 word apology and be repping his jersey everyday, until then, fuck you

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Brett Usher
Brett Usher@UsherNBA·
name a team you think will be at least a little better than people expect
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