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@Aceboykwon how does magic get to step onto a playoff team with a 6x mvp and only gets praise for winning but steph and lebron get drafted by doormats, bring them to relevancy, steph gets them 4 rings, and people say he had too much help in 2022 bc wiggins was an all-star

@warriorsworld He couldn’t consistently make an open shot for a decade man. At some point personal responsibility as to come into play. Curry sat out all of 2020 and somehow he still couldn’t avg 10 in a lost season

Scott McCloughan on a bender drafts better than Lynch on his best day

Lmao what the fuck is John lynch doing

John Lynch is galatically stupid.

@BaySean Relax. Because he doesn’t either.

No idea what John Lynch is doing.

I'm sure the Warriors' (potential) pursuit of Todd Golden will go as well as their big-game hunting for the second star to pair with Steph. That's how it goes for the Lacobs: shoot for the moon, tell everyone about it, and land somewhere in Idaho and pretend that was the plan.

You simply cannot watch both teams play and think Stephen Curry is officiated the same way Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is. I have no theory as to why that is, other than maybe one guy is more willing to sell. But anyone who says this is the same is lying or divorced from reality.

You don’t wanna play Steph in a March madness single elimination setting lol. Dude carried farmers and petco workers to the elite 8

Luka and SGA get this call multiple times a night @OfficialNBARefs

This league was deadass dogshit without Steph Curry man. Best show in sports is really back

@Gardas111 @warriorsworld Marat kogut been holding that grudge since

7 years ago one of the craziest endings to a basketball game happened -Wolves go up 9 in OT -KD ties the game, refs call a foul on the floor, no basket -Steph ties the game again with a super tough corner 3 -A foul is called with 0.5 seconds remaining -Warriors lose by KAT's ft

@samesfandiari Josh Giddey at City Nights and we have ourselves an offseason

Not the first Latvian big man i’ve seen fall in love with sf after a night at Temple

@warriorsworld @timkawakami Delulu

Dunleavy on Porzingis via @timkawakami

Alex from #LoveIsBlind looks like he’s mid stroke every time he tries to make a point

@IcyVert Rurouni kenshin

Holy shit

The people dunking on this photo have it exactly backwards. That’s the Outer Sunset, somewhere between the 30s and 40s Avenues. Those rows of identical stucco boxes were built by Henry Doelger, who from 1934 to 1941 was the single largest homebuilder in the United States. His crew finished two houses per day. Before Doelger showed up, this was literally sand dunes. Maps labeled the entire western half of San Francisco “Great Sand Waste.” Nobody lived there. Nobody wanted to. What changed: the Twin Peaks streetcar tunnel opened, the FHA started backing mortgages for middle-income buyers, and Doelger figured out assembly-line construction on 25-by-120-foot lots. He sold homes for $5,000. Adjusted for inflation, that’s roughly $125,000 to $175,000. A working-class family could buy one on $32.50 monthly payments. Those “cookie cutter” homes used redwood framing, which is why they’re still standing 85 years later while many luxury developments from the same era have been torn down twice. Doelger built roughly 25,000 of them across the Sunset and into Daly City, where they inspired Malvina Reynolds to write “Little Boxes.” The reason 90% of SF looks like this is because 90% of SF’s housing was built to solve an actual problem: where do tens of thousands of postwar families live? The Painted Ladies on Alamo Square and the Victorians in Pacific Heights survived the 1906 earthquake. They represent maybe 10% of the city’s housing stock. The Sunset represents the city that working people actually built and lived in. Here’s the math that makes this photo funny for a different reason. Those Doelger homes that sold for $5,000 in 1939? Median sale price in the Sunset District is now $1.63 million. That’s a 32,500% return. The Sunset is currently the most competitive neighborhood in San Francisco, with homes selling in under two weeks, often above asking. The “ugly” part of San Francisco turned out to be the best real estate investment in the city’s history. The fog-covered rows of stucco that tourists never photograph generated more household wealth than the Victorians everyone puts on postcards.

ICE forces women detainees to wear diapers—compare them to "goats locked in a cage." 'I saw people lying in feces, throwing up, and sleeping in urine," said whistleblower. Overcrowded on the floor like "pictures that I saw in school of how they brought slaves over from Africa." "We didn't always have sanitary stuff for them if they were having their cycle. They were given diapers." "And because you can't put the diapers in the toilet, and the rooms didn't have trash cans. So some of us would give them boxes. And they would fill up with these diapers." Days after reporting the conditions to his supervisor—he was fired for not being a "good fit." The abuse occurred at the ICE detention facility in Baltimore, Maryland.

🚨🚨HEARTWARMING VIDEO🚨🚨 NBC & Marshawn Lynch produced a beautiful tribute video before the Super Bowl for legendary Oakland HC John Beam. 🥹 Coach Beam’s former players were crying speaking about his impact on and off the football field. Beautiful.x.com/Fatslob1123/st…