gerg tarkington (RB1) 🚀

@DaOnlyNugsFan Pug did u think u said something here 😂

@DaOnlyNugsFan Why is this quote tweet so funny

If you don’t answer Tom Brady (or an all time QB I will accept a few others I guess) then you really really don’t understand football

@astro_jaz Me

i’m curious if anyone actually liked this movie

We have a Garrett Crochet problem. Which means we have a 2026 Boston Red Sox problem. I don’t care how early it is in the season. Morale could not possibly be worse.

Work trips are cool because everything is free until your boss buys you and him tickets to a triple A baseball game, makes you drop 150 on the over with him and u take a fat L

If you're finding football boring these days, you should be watching Atletico vs Barcelona. Ridiculously entertaining first half.

@TheEvertonEnd No

Think he waits for a big job, but if given the chance, would you part way with Moyes in the summer to make this happen?

@Benjwinst Interesting, seems you have forgotten about Illiman Indiaye

Tyrique George showing signs of a profile we haven’t seen for a long time. Direct, pacey winger looking to take on his fullback. I like the look of him. Hopefully more minutes in the run in 🔵

@patiocruiser That tomatoe be pissing me off

@KDH__8 @EvertonNewsFeed @Everton Stud

Don’t count us out… see you next week.

@ScottKacsmar Well she’s a journalist and journalistic integrity matters… this has no effect on his job specifically but its a big no-no for her… on his side to your point its personal matters but if she is reporting on the NFL and having an affair with a coach that isn’t insignificant

This has a chance to be one of the grossest double standards of all time if her career gets railroaded over this while nothing happens to Vrabel. And no, a divorce would not relate to his career. That's personal.

@ProudArkansan @ACapitalLP Read their documents dickhead its all public 👍

@ACapitalLP What I’m curious about is if they are providing PC to any firms they own within their GP staking arm

What is $OWL worth even if you assume the long-term growth algorithm for the private credit business is impaired (resulting in a lower FRE multiple)? Smart money says 🍩

That's two in a row. We win one on Friday, that's called a winning streak. It has happened before.

@xxxtactician1 Great pull here

One of the most immaculate first listens you will ever have

@patiocruiser I just soiled my shorts

So sick when u meet a chick at the bar and wake up next to her in the morning and she has headphones in because your snoring was so fucked up 💪🏻

@patiocruiser @jeffers_darnell @jeffers_darnell guy had to drop his pecker in the water just to catch a sunfish… they thought it was a minoe

@gnoble79 Haha this post is great. Not only is this dude stupid as fuck but he’s also straight up lying. I love america

This is one of the most shameless displays of financial gaslighting I've seen in 45 YEARS. This week Blue Owl Capital disclosed that investors demanded 41% of their money back from one fund and 22% from another. $5.4 BILLION in total redemption requests in a single quarter. Blue Owl's response? They capped withdrawals at 5%. Meaning if you had $1 million in Blue Owl's tech fund, you asked for $410,000 back, and they gave you $50,000. Then they put out a LinkedIn post blaming "heightened negative sentiment" and insisting their fund performance is "robust." That's like a restaurant blaming Yelp reviews while the kitchen is on fire. Here's what they don't want you to focus on: 70% of Blue Owl's lending book is concentrated in software companies. They admitted this on their own earnings call. These are the exact businesses most at risk of being disrupted or destroyed by AI. And when the Wall Street Journal investigated further, they found Blue Owl's flagship fund reported 11.6% software exposure in public filings. The Journal's own analysis found it was actually closer to 21%. That's not just a rounding error... The timeline tells you everything: In February, Blue Owl sold $1.4 billion in loans to meet redemptions. They claimed 99.7 cents on the dollar. Sounds great right? Except one of the buyers was Kuvare - an insurance company whose asset management arm Blue Owl ACQUIRED for $750 million in 2024. Blue Owl manages their money. They sold assets to a company they control and called it an arm's length transaction. Barclays downgraded the stock. Shareholders filed a lawsuit. Congress is now demanding disclosures on sales practices, leverage, and risk management. The stock hit a record low of $7.95 - down over 60% from its 52 week high. And through all of this, Blue Owl's CEO went on the earnings call and said: "We don't have red flags. We don't have yellow flags. We actually have largely green flags." $5.4 billion in redemption requests. 60% stock decline. Gated exits. Congressional scrutiny. All green flags, apparently. I've been warning about private credit for months. The sales pitch was always the same: equity-like returns with bond-like stability. No volatility. No correlation to public markets. Safe. Predictable. Except when investors actually want their money, they discover the exits are bolted shut. You can't eliminate volatility. You can only HIDE it. And that's exactly what Blue Owl has been doing - hiding risk behind opaque valuations, related-party transactions, and withdrawal gates. This isn't "negative sentiment." This is what happens when the tide goes out. Are you listening?

@jpmovies24 Mescal at bottom is the least ball knower thing possible from this list outside of Powell #1

Best to worst: Pattinson Timmy Butler Hoult ——— MBJ Powell Elordi Mescal