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@TalesOfMuffin Bought the original trilogy bundle sale last night due to this post. I vaguely remember watching the anime a decade+ ago.

One last time i'll recommend this, but please do not jump into this game if you haven't played the original trilogy AND MM. People who finished MM will understand, but you will need to know everything for this final game to make sense.

Remembering all the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Low key crazy that Suarez now has a Cup win at a Superspeedway, RC, and an traditional oval.

Kyle Busch was one of the best to ever do it.

KFB Forever

Kyle Busch took this picture from the driver's seat during the pace laps of the 2006 Daytona 500

Hard to believe this is real. RIP to a legend

man i can’t stop thinking about this edit. i really hope kyle’s okay <3

@ebarzagli599 The Lads

Drop your favorite Bracer, Jaeger, Church and Ouroboros member. Here's some of mine:

Agree... it was a 4 hour slog. Should be 2 hours max.

Trails from Zero (Super Arrange Ver.) - Inevitable Struggle Original composer: Masanori Osaki Arrangement: Yukihiro Jindo Violin: Akiko Nagano Guitar: Masaru Teramae Bass: Shuhei Hamasaki

Almost like they were expecting it

The Oath / ロイド＆零のキーア

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@keselowski Great fight all day Mr. Keselowski. Much love.

I made the wrong call trying to make more of our race and it took us from a top-10 to a 13th place day. Not sure what else to say. Always wanting more.

The 101 NFL Draft picks under Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz (including 13 first-rounders): Quarterback (3) — Ricky Stanzi (2011, fifth), C.J. Beathard (2017, third), Nate Stanley (2020, seventh) Offensive line (24) — Eric Steinbach (2003, second), Bruce Nelson (2003, second), Ben Sobieski (2003, fifth), Robert Gallery (2004, first), Pete McMahon (2005, sixth), Marshal Yanda (2007, third), Mike Elgin (2007, seventh), Seth Olsen (2009, fourth), Bryan Bulaga (2010, first), Kyle Calloway (2010, sixth), Julian Vandervelde (2011, fifth), Riley Reiff (2012, first), Adam Gettis (2012, fifth), Brandon Scherff (2015, first), Andrew Donnal (2015, fourth), Austin Blythe (2016, seventh), James Daniels (2018, second), Tristan Wirfs (2020, first), Tyler Linderbaum (2022, first), Mason Richman (2025, seventh), Connor Colby (2025, seventh), Logan Jones (2026, second), Gennings Dunker (2026, third), Beau Stephens (2026, fifth) Running back (3) — Ladell Betts (2002, second), Shonn Greene (2009, third), Kaleb Johnson (2025, third) Wide receiver (5) — Kevin Kasper (2001, sixth), Kahlil Hill (2002, sixth), Marvin McNutt (2012, sixth), Ihmir Smith-Marsette (2021, fifth), Kaden Wetjen (2026, fourth) Tight end (14) — Austin Wheatley (2000, fifth), Dallas Clark (2003, first), Erik Jensen (2004, seventh), Tony Jackson (2005, sixth), Scott Chandler (2007, fourth), Brandon Myers (2009, sixth), Tony Moeaki (2010, third), C.J. Fiedorowicz (2014, third), George Kittle (2017, fifth), T.J. Hockenson (2019, first), Noah Fant (2019, first), Sam LaPorta (2023, second), Erick All Jr. (2024, fourth), Luke Lachey (2025, seventh) Defensive line (19) — Aaron Kampman (2002, fifth), Jared Clauss (2004, seventh), Matt Roth (2005, second), Jonathan Babineaux (2005, second), Ken Iwebema (2008, fourth), Adrian Clayborn (2011, first), Christian Ballard (2011, fourth), Karl Klug (2011, fifth), Mike Daniels (2012, fourth), Carl Davis (2015, third), Jaleel Johnson (2017, fourth), Anthony Nelson (2019, fourth), A.J. Epenesa (2020, second), Chauncey Golston (2021, third), Daviyon Nixon (2021, fifth), Lukas Van Ness (2023, first), Logan Lee (2024, sixth), Yahya Black (2025, fifth), Max Llewellyn (2026, seventh) Linebacker (11) — Chad Greenway (2006, first), Abdul Hodge (2006, third), Mike Humpal (2008, sixth), Pat Angerer (2010, second), A.J. Edds (2010, fourth), Christian Kirksey (2014, third), Anthony Hitchens (2014, fourth), Josey Jewell (2018, fourth), Nick Niemann (2021, sixth), Jack Campbell (2023, first), Karson Sharar (2026, sixth) Defensive back (20) — Matt Bowen (2000, sixth), Derek Pagel (2003, fifth), Bob Sanders (2004, second), Sean Considine (2005, fourth), Charles Godfrey (2008, third), Bradley Fletcher (2009, third), Amari Spievey (2010, third), Tyler Sash (2011, sixth), Shaun Prater (2012, fifth), Jordan Bernstine (2012, seventh), Micah Hyde (2013, fifth), Desmond King (2017, fifth), Josh Jackson (2018, second), Amani Hooker (2019, fourth), Michael Ojemudia (2020, third), Geno Stoen (2020, seventh), Dane Belton (2022, fourth), Riley Moss (2023, third), Cooper DeJean (2024, second), TJ Hall (2026, seventh) Placekicker (1) — Nate Kaeding (2004, third) Punter (1) — Tory Taylor (2024, fourth)

Never forget the rams beat the Seahawks with John Wolford in the playoffs.

@jeff_gluck Would rather watch a road course race.

Was Talladega a good race?

@LBreitschopf56 How did she get that on truck onto the rock spire?

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