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I love you South Africa! 🇿🇦❤️ What an honor it was to win in front of the most incredible fans. You guys made my first experience in South Africa unforgettable! The game is trending and I’m excited for the next couple of weeks! #backtoback Much love

The strangest part about nostalgia is how ordinary those days felt when you were living them. You didn’t know they’d turn into the moments you’d spend a lifetime aching to go back to….dichotomies

It all starts right here… Ryan of Memphis, TN just got his gear and is ready to begin the 50 Yard Challenge! 💪 50 lawns. Countless lives impacted. What advice would you give him as he takes that first step? 👇

SOUTH AFRICA - WE'RE COMING BACK IN 2027 🎉🇿🇦 #LIVGolfSouthAfrica

#Repost @riliongracie ・・・ Today I would like to pay tribute to a true icon of martial arts and cinema: Chuck Norris. I had the great honor of meeting him when he promoted the very first Gracie Jiu-Jitsu seminar in the United States, bringing a team of Gracie family members — including myself — to teach and share our art. It was a historic moment and a privilege to witness his genuine interest in learning about our Jiu-Jitsu. Chuck Norris has always been an extraordinary martial artist — disciplined, respected, and admired around the world. But what impressed me most was his humility and openness to learn. After being introduced to Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, he became deeply fascinated by the art and went on to become one of its great supporters and promoters here in the U.S., helping present the effectiveness and philosophy of our Jiu-Jitsu to the American public. His contribution goes far beyond the screen. He helped open doors, build bridges between martial arts communities, and inspire generations of practitioners. My deepest respect and gratitude to this great warrior, artist, and human being. REST IN PEACE CHUCK NORRIS 🙏 Oss. #gracieelitenortmiami #gracieelitecoralgables #rga #gjj #selfdefense

🎥 Tim Bonython’s SwellChasers 🏄‍♂️ Chris Shanahan

There’s something powerful about kids helping others without expecting anything in return. When they step up to serve whether it’s mowing a lawn or helping a neighbor they begin to understand compassion, humility, and selflessness. That mindset shapes who they become and shows them that the greatest reward is the impact they make in someone else’s life.

Never Forget...The Funerals During Covid. Son moves closer to console his Mother at her Husband’s Funeral. Watch facility staff immediately interrupt them because of ‘Social Distancing’ rules & ‘The Science.’ Never ever forget what these people did to us.

Is there evidence that creating TSA has made air travel safer over the past 25 years? If not, then why not let the airlines and airports handle it? Why give politicians the power to play games with the travel of our people?

Aristotle understood the household as the foundation of civilization. Not the individual. Not the state. The family as a productive unit. Your adult children contributing to the family economy isn't a step backward. It's the recovery of something ancient, wise, and deeply human.

South Africa’s proposed firearm amendments are aimed at reducing gun violence. In practice, they target the country’s most responsible gun owners. Gideon Joubert argues the changes would cripple shooting sports, despite evidence that these communities produce some of the safest and most skilled firearm users. Even more striking, the government’s own research shows policing, not tighter gun laws, is what reduces crime. The data point in one direction. The policy goes in another. Read the full analysis in The Common Sense. #TheCommonSense #SouthAfrica #Firearms #GunPolicy #Crime #PublicSafety #Policy f.mtr.cool/zqjfwczfvu

Nothing beats a beautiful sunset like silver iodide!!

Zero… nada…… zip!!

Gonna be serious for a minute. Tomorrow, my whole family is going to church. 5 weeks after I went alone. The second week, my wife went. The 3rd week? My son and daughter. 4th week was their Spring Break and we were traveling. 5th week? Wife, son, daughter, and son's girlfriend are going. 5 weeks. Whole house has changed. What would have happened if my feelings from week one had pushed me away? Because it almost did. Week 1, I looked around the room. People celebrating and rejoicing. I felt so ashamed. So dirty. All these people shining and so pretty in faith. I looked at my hands and nails, dirty and stained from work. So I kept them in my pockets. I didn't have a Bible that first week.... but they were all reading theirs. I didn't know the songs.... but they all sang along. I'm standing there with demons on my shoulders telling me I'm not worthy. Telling me I would never be lovely like those folks.... I wanted to leave.... but Gavin was there with me, standing beside me watching his boss struggle with it all. Him and his dad thanked me for coming and told me they were proud of me. That was week 1. I heard a preacher online say " The closer you get to God, the dirtier you will feel. When you are under his divine light, all your flaws will show." Mine sure did. Week 2, a miracle happened for me and I turned it all over for him. Week 3 I was baptized. Week 4 we missed service from traveling. Week 5 is here. And here is the message... I'll be attending Victory Baptist Church in the morning at 10am. Service is at 11. If you are lost and feeling like you don't belong. Like you will be judged. Like your hands are dirty or maybe your soul... Come sit with me and mine. Come join us and we will learn together. I don't know what I am doing either and I am 6 weeks past time for a haircut. I won't ever be pretty in my faith, but I'll be in faith regardless. I don't care how lost you are or where you are in life. You are welcome to come sit with me if you got no one else. I can't teach you the Bible... that's gonna be their job.... but I can sure be the one standing beside you telling you them demons aren't gonna win today. So it's an open invitation. If you've got nowhere else to go, come with me. We'll learn together. Have a great night. Bo.

Going to start using "Built Like Blastoise" as a phrase to describe certain interior offensive linemen.

Barbara O'Neill: "Forty years ago, a cholesterol level of 300 was perfectly fine." "I'd like to suggest to you it's perfectly fine today." "If you go above 190, what are you told? You've got to go on cholesterol-lowering medication." "Are you ready for the side effects of cholesterol-lowering medication?" "Alzheimer's, dementia, muscle wasting, memory loss... breast cancer."

Good to be back capturing the action as #schoolsrugby kicks off at Markötter with @PaulRoos_Gym hosting @AHS1920 @mark_keohane @Zels77