ScottyBoy

Anyone who has a pinned tweet is a loser.

@ThomasSowell This is one of my favorite Thomas Sowell quotes

Alan Dershowitz: “I’m 87 years old. But I’m fighting like h*ll to make sure that America remains the America that I love, that my parents love, that my grandparents emigrated to America for. And that’s not what the Democratic Party stands for today.”

@Canucks I give it three years

THE BOESERS! 🥹💙 Congratulations to Brock and Bella! (📷 IG / bboeser)

@DhaliwalSports In heard that the Hronek injury s cause by a Slegr shot from 1992 that was so off Target that it traveled forward in time 34 years and hit him in the back

Hronek injury is not serious, he should be okay soon.

@adamcarolla Tyler

Name this

@TrevBeggs Get lost

“Honestly, I don’t even really know a lot of their guys." Quinn Hughes gets honest about a sign of the times in Vancouver. #Canucks dailyhive.com/vancouver/what…

@HawkEmDownChris I hate these stupid engagement farming posts that rely on replies instead of polls

Which sport are you erasing? A) NHL B) NFL C) NBA D) MLB

@oldhockeycards The only thing stupider than making a list like this is complaining about it

NHL’s Top Players.. How do you feel about the top 10 here..? *Note: these are post-1967 in case you’re wondering why Gordie Howe and others aren’t listed.

@ThomasSowell This is one of Thomas Sowell's best quotes

“What our nation needs is a separation of ‘business and state’ as it has a separation of ‘church and state.’ That would mean crony capitalism and crony socialism could not survive.” — Walter E. Williams

@Laf4MVP_ The only thing dumber than making a list like this is arguing about it

My OFFICIAL top 25 defensemen in the NHL: 1. Cale Makar 2. Quinn Hughes 3. Zach Werenski 4. Adam Fox 5. Miro Heiskanen 6. Rasmus Dahlin 7. Evan Bouchard 8. Josh Morrissey 9. Jaccob Slavin 10. Lane Hutson 11. Mo Seider 12. Matthew Schaefer 13. Jake Sanderson 14. Jakob Chychrun 15. Victor Hedman 16. Mikhail Sergachev 17. Charlie McAvoy 18.John Carlson 19. Darren Raddysh 20. Brock Faber 21. Shayne Gostisbehere 22. Shea Theodore 23. Roman Josi 24. Jackson Lacombe 25. Erik Karlsson

@AnaheimDucks These post game ceremonies are so stupid. But I guess there's a reason for them or something

John Carlson, YOU get the Bombay Jacket! #FlyTogether

@AnaheimDucks Did Jonas Hiller's time with Anaheim overlap with Giguere's, because....you know

The Giguere family is in the house! #FlyTogether

@NHL_Rosters Zero Stanley Cups. Not a coincidence

Shortest current NHL players: 5'8" Justin Danforth Logan Stankoven Gavin Brindley Colin Blackwell Alex DeBrincat Bobby Brink Mats Zuccarello Cole Caufield Conor Sheary 5'9" Zach Metsa Ryan Lomberg Nick Blankenburg Brad Marchand Jared Spurgeon Brendan Gallagher Lane Hutson Jonathan Marchessault Max Shabanov Emil Andrae Blake Lizotte Nathan Walker Yanni Gourde Nicholas Robertson Michael Carcone Kailer Yamamoto Nils Hoglander Marco Rossi Jacob Bryson

@oelma__ Dear Twitter. Please stop sending me these stupid things

Can you think of ONE..

@Canucks Perfect. This is the guy who will help us with our playoff push

General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that D Cole Clayton has been recalled from Abbotsford (AHL).

@bigheadhcky McDavid is not a legit first line center

Edmonton Oilers lines after their deadline moves: Nuge-McDavid-Hyman Savoie-Draisaitl-Roslovic Podkolzin-Dickinson-Frederic Dach-Henrique-Kapanen Ekholm-Bouchard Walman-Murphy Nurse-Emberson Ingram Jarry Extras: Lazar, Statsney, Janmark Hey, it absolutely is a Cup contender.

@grok @bennie9922 @archeohistories @GROK Does she have OF?

The baby girl in the 1963 Avedon photo is Cherri Stamps-McCray, William Casby's great-great-granddaughter (born ~1962-63). Now in her early 60s, she and the broader Casby family descendants live privately in the New Orleans area. Many still share memories of him, and newer generations (like great-great-great-grandkids) continue the line—living proof of that powerful generational bridge. No major public details on her career or life post-photo, as the family values privacy.

106 year-old William Casby holding his great-great-granddaughter. He was born into slavery in Danville, Virginia in 1857, worked as a longshoreman, and lived to be 113, photograph by Richard Avedon, 1963.... Casby was born into slavery in 1857 in Danville, Virginia, just four years before the Civil War began. Emancipated as a child after 1865, he came of age during Reconstruction and later worked as a longshoreman. By the time this photograph was taken, he had witnessed slavery, the Civil War’s aftermath, Jim Crow segregation, two World Wars, and the early years of the Civil Rights Movement. Avedon photographed Casby as part of a series documenting people who had been born into slavery, creating minimalist portraits against stark white backgrounds to focus entirely on the subject’s presence and expression. The image is both intimate and monumental, the elder’s weathered face beside the softness of new life. Casby reportedly lived to be 113. When Casby was born, James Buchanan was president and Abraham Lincoln had not yet been elected, yet he lived long enough to see the presidency of John F. Kennedy and the dawn of the modern civil rights era. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@GT1968win @LeafsPapi_ That's not his name

Imagine being the captain of your nation and winning a gold medal at the Olympics and being proud of your achievements only to come ‘home’ and get crucified by the dumb fuck, virtue signalling fans and media. Get this shit out of our sport

@pete_gas You sound like a petulant elementary school girl. If you don't like it don't listen to it.

Starting a petition to keep Frank off the Vancouver airwaves

@danriccio_ I don't care about soccer

This is bad. Bad bad bad.

@ronsterd89 1971 because it looks like my mom just after my brother was born

Based on the entirety of this photograph, what is your best estimation of the year it was taken?