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@woolzay

Full time Mavs fan.

Denton, TX Katılım Ocak 2019
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Colten@woolzay·
Is there an account that counts how many times Shai falls down?
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david@mojave3updates·
show me your letterboxd top 4 and i’ll give you a movie rec 🗣️🗣️
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blahblahme75@blahblahme75·
@Catoclysmos @elonmusk I did, I liked it. Tom Cruise was very convincing as a Japanese samurai. I think he was the best Asian for the role.
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Jake@JakeWally·
I need to speak my truth - Craig talks way too much on the rewatchables now
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LegendZ@legendz_prod·
What Devin Booker Really Said To The Refs👀: “On my momma’s life, I didn’t intentionally throw the ball… This sh*t is rigged” However, the Thunder didn’t agree: Caruso: “That’s a tech” Wallace: “Y’all can’t let him just throw it” Daigneault: “He f*cking threw the ball”
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Oren Cass@oren_cass·
I mostly avoid commenting on what President Trump says from day to day, while pulling no punches in my assessments, whether positive or negative, of his policy. His Iran ultimatums feel different. Making such threats is a policy. If he were to follow through on them, the consequences would be immediate, irreversible, and catastrophic on a world-historical scale. So while some will inevitably insist he should be “taken seriously rather than literally,” or that he is executing a sophisticated “madman” strategy in a complex game of 5-D chess, or that he needs everyone’s steadfast support to maximize his leverage, now rather than later seems the time to say that the actions that he is proposing would be a disaster for our country, both strategically and morally, which makes the remarks themselves a terrible mistake. Simply put, what’s the point of all this? If these are empty threats that we all know he will not carry out, then they are ineffective threats (the Iranians are on X too!), merely making the president and our nation look foolish. If they are not empty threats, then the president is asserting the American position that such actions are acceptable in this situation and ones we are willing to take. We are not living in some quantum thought experiment where he simultaneously is and is not serious. We cannot expect the Iranians, but only the Iranians, will believe him. Whether the threats are empty or not, we should be willing to say: This is wrong. We should not establish a pattern of threatening escalation from a blockaded strait to elimination of a civilization. We should not launch strikes intended to devastate the lives of millions of people and take our nation to total war without indisputable justification, or before the American people have deliberated upon and assented to the path with full understanding of what total war might mean for them. Those principles are vital to our Republic, independent of whether the strategy could “work.” But it’s also worth emphasizing that the strategy is a dead end. This war is actively weakening American power, increasing the danger to American citizens, and frustrating the president’s important efforts at addressing our many domestic challenges. It has closed a strait that was previously open, strengthened the incentive for other nations to pursue nuclear weapons, and in this most recent rhetoric made more plausible their use. Our choices for continuing the war appear to be catastrophic escalation of the air war or extensive deployment of ground troops, neither of which were planned or had support at the outset. Stepping back from these threats and admitting such actions do not offer a path to resolving the conflict may be unpalatable, but it is by far the least unpalatable option available. Let us all hope cooler heads prevail.
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Andrew Neil
Andrew Neil@afneil·
You want the NATO allies to join you in a war you started without ever consulting these allies about the war or explaining your war aims. We’re meant just to meekly fall in line. You recently supported a US invasion of a NATO ally (Denmark/Greenland) but now you want these same allies to join your war. Your president disparaged and misrepresented the role of NATO allies in Afghanistan. But now you want them to join with you again in a war of your making. You went to war with Iran without a thought of how to keep the Strait of Hormuz open and without involving your allies in the matter. But now you want the NATO allies to bail you out, even though there’s still no plan for Hormuz. You want the NATO allies to join you in a war in which you still cannot articulate the endgame. Or what victory would look like. You went to war thinking the Iranian regime would quickly topple, that Tehran would not attack the Gulf States or close Hormuz. Why would we align with such Epic Stupidity? You and other know-nothing blowhards started this war all on your own. You can finish it on your own. If you’re able to …
Lindsey Graham@LindseyGrahamSC

Just spoke to @POTUS about our European allies’ unwillingness to provide assets to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I have never heard him so angry in my life. I share that anger given what’s at stake. The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran with a nuclear weapon is of little concern and that military action to stop the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs is beyond offensive. The European approach to containing the ayatollah’s nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure. The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America. I consider myself very forward-leaning on supporting alliances, however at a time of real testing like this, it makes me second guess the value of these alliances. I am certain I am not the only senator who feels this way.

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Colten@woolzay·
What has happened to PJ man..
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(formerly) mffl birdie@birdiebirdieee·
how do people live, especially alone, without pets ? my dogs are gone and i’m just in my apartment like what do i do….
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Betsey
Betsey@Betsycashmoney·
Jfc, these are actually the worst 2nd rd picks imaginable. I'd still do this deal again (just to see Ayo play playoff hoops) but it's crazy to think his value was this low. Bulls really missed the boat here 😩
Michael Scotto@MikeAScotto

Source: The four second-round picks the Minnesota Timberwolves traded to the Chicago Bulls in the Ayo Dosunmu deal are a 2026 second (least favorable of DEN/GSW), a 2027 second (via Cavs), a 2031 second (more favorable of MIN/GSW), and a 2032 second (more favorable of PHX/HOU).

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Betsey@Betsycashmoney·
This was 1000% the right move for Dallas Yes, the return may be underwhelming, but they had *WAY* more to lose than to gain by waiting-- there's a good chance the return was even worse in a few months. Cut your losses, get some assets while you can, start building around Coop
Shams Charania@ShamsCharania

Dallas is receiving a 2026 Thunder first-round pick and a 2030 protected Warriors first-round pick in this deal from the Wizards along with second rounders in 2026 (Phoenix), 2027 (Chicago) and 2029 (Houston), sources tell ESPN.

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Rob Perez@WorldWideWob·
Mavs got more back for mummy Anthony Davis than they did Luka.
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haley 🦋@haley77hoops·
Got more firsts for Anthony Davis than we did for Luka fucking Dončić I’m crying
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