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Same Ol' Jags

@NotoriousBRV

Sports/Pro Wrestling Enthusiast, Reader of fiction, Lover of stupid things. Proud @BoldCityBrigade member. #RollTide #DTWD #Braves #TWolves #COYS always.

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Same Ol' Jags@NotoriousBRV·
Yo Auburn, that Swag Surfin' bit was embarrassing and you shouldn't do it ever again. 😂
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Wouldn't be sad if Auburn burned to the ground, but the pitch does look nice tonight. Now I just gotta hope Messi plays. 😂
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@AShowQuan Man, I was so excited for the heel turn only for them to fuck it up in less than two weeks. 😂
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davey@jerseyh0mo·
Has a gay person ever knocked on your door to convert you? Because Christians do it all the fucking time you hypocritical dipshit
Jim Arney@ArneyJim

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Mikey Connor
Mikey Connor@Mikeyconnor94·
The world has 195 recognised countries. 64 of them id go to prison or be killed for being gay. That’s 32% of the world where it’s illegal and punishable by death for being who I am. So talk to me about why we shouldn’t have pride.
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WHAT A FUCKIN' MATCH
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Rob Naylor
Rob Naylor@NINaylor·
The Pimpi reveal & subsequent nearfall may be my favorite wrestling moment of the year. So good.
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Man, listen to the crowd for this match.
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Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦
Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦@cmclymer·
Ooooh, are we sharing fables? I got one for you. So, there's this frog that enters public service, presumably for the right reasons. He spends years as a district judge, then gets elected to the state supreme court, then attorney general of that state. Wouldn't you know it, that frog makes his way up to the U.S. Senate and gets reelected a few times. He seems to have a great path ahead. Well, along comes this scorpion who's running for president and saying outright: if you don't support me, I'm gonna sting you. The supposedly wise frog warns everyone else about the scorpion, tells them this scorpion is bad news, tells them this scorpion is gonna sting them with no regard for their support. Alas, the scorpion is elected anyway, and the frog, despite knowing the scorpion is going to sting, keeps supporting the scorpion. The frog, once wise, spends a decade defending the scorpion stinging others even though the frog knows there's a damn good chance he's gonna get stung himself because the scorpion doesn't do loyalty. The frog, you see, is too chickenshit to speak out against the scorpion and decides to just wait out the scorpion's time. He's okay with others getting stung, though. He figures if he can appeal to the scorpion's ego and support him, he'll evade the eventual sting. So, he spends years pandering to the scorpion and looking the other way while others get stung. And after a while, he figures he's gonna make it out okay. Well, along comes this other frog who panders even harder. A truly corrupt and nasty frog. No integrity at all. Seems to have no soul. And the frog thinks: there ain't no way the scorpion is gonna favor this other frog. I've bent over backwards for the scorpion. I've been loyal. This other frog is ugly as sin. No one likes the other frog. The scorpion ain't gonna choose him over me, right? The frog is now neck-deep in delusion. He thinks the way to get out of this pickle is to pander to the scorpion even harder. He even tries to get a highway named after the scorpion. Well... it didn't work. One day, the scorpion thanked the frog for his loyalty and then repeatedly stung him into oblivion. Stung him over and over. Seemed to enjoy it, honestly. I think I read that in Aesop's or somewhere.
Senator John Cornyn@JohnCornyn

An old, but apt fable: A scorpion wants to cross a river but cannot swim, so it asks a frog to carry it across. The frog hesitates, afraid that the scorpion might sting it, but the scorpion promises not to, pointing out that it would drown if it killed the frog in the middle of the river. The frog considers this argument sensible and agrees to transport the scorpion. Midway across the river, the scorpion stings the frog anyway, dooming them both. The dying frog asks the scorpion why it stung despite knowing the consequence, to which the scorpion replies: "I am sorry, but I couldn't help myself. It's my character." @Wikipedia

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