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How much did his agent pay you to write this tweet because 99% of NFL fans didn’t even know he was on the Eagles
Sources: #Eagles WR Marquise “Hollywood” Brown is a name that teams seeking WR help believe could be traded in the coming weeks.
Brown is healthy, has a 1,000-yard season on his résumé and recorded 49 catches for 587 yards and 5 TDs with the Chiefs last season. He hasn’t had much of an opportunity in Philadelphia.
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A decade ago, the media joined with the Trump campaign to try to convince you that Hillary was near death because she got sick for a week.
She's still here, lighting up his senile ass, while the media covers for Trump while he shits himself and babbles incoherently.
Hillary Clinton: “The Republican Party is no longer a political party, it is a cult devoted to Trump and Trump’s power. The Republican Party needs a total transformation. If we’re gonna have a healthy government that actually gets things done and delivers for people, the Republican Party has to purge itself of everybody that lost both their conscience and their backbone over the last ten years and that’s most of them”
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if kat pulls a three that makes you go "i don't know about that one big fella" you best believe it's going in
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I can't believe Daenerys sailing to Westeros was the last shot Game of Thrones ever had. I'm sad we'll never know exactly how it ends, but what a bold choice from the creators.
Dudes rock
The yankees havent spent big money on an offensive free agent in like 17 years
Klap
"Look, I already know the counter-argument: Steinbrenner’s commitment is measured by the money he spends on the Yankees’ operations. Every year, Steinbrenner doles out more than $300 million in payroll. He goes after the top free agents, regardless of cost. No matter what the haters say, Steinbrenner is not cheap."
No Hal is not cheap his GM has wasted Billions of dollars the last 17 yrs, the winning season masquerade that, and he does not really care they are not winning WS
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A generation of young men helped destroy democracy and instead of admitting fault and helping to put it back together, they're like "fuck it, not our problem." A generation of self-absorbed nihilistic pieces of shit.
Trumps poltiical super power was getting moronic non voters into poltiics. For them to go back to being non voters and leaving politics to adults again is probably the best we can hope for
I remember when I promoted into managemrnt a lot of old head colleagues kept saying "you're crazy man they tax you more so you aren't making any more money". Its an insanely stupid gen x belief they got from Ronald Reagan or something
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Haliburton tearing his achilles in game 7 made people forget he’s one of the biggest losers in the league lmfao
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“no matter how big you get” you were in one movie
Inde Navarrette says that she auditioned for ‘HEAT 2’ but was never offered the role.
“That's one of those opportunities where no matter how big you get you’re still gonna get told no.”
(Source: youtu.be/NNAgv-7qYIo?si=mkhA…)
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Socialists talk about capitalism like every business owner inherited a factory and a monocle. Sometimes it’s a guy with a food truck who would quite like to keep the food truck.
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Nobody likes Embiid besides Sixers fans, idk why this is so hard for your fanbase to understand
The guy is a boring watch, dirty and never wins
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The owner of the New York Yankees, the most valuable franchise in MLB, is is full support of a salary cap
This should raise far more questions regarding the owner's driving purpose for implementing a cap (It has never been about competitive balance)
So every year he sees the offense fail and then doesn't do anything about it
What Hal said following every season since 2020:
2020:
“Our offense—just inconsistent at playing up to their potential, to me. … You couldn’t tell which offense was going to show up.”
2021:
“The majority of the responsibility, whether it's the responsibility of inconsistent offense or bad baserunning, etc., that responsibility lies with the players.”
2022:
“Aaron Boone wasn’t responsible for our offense, the slide they experienced the last couple months of the season rolling into the postseason.”
2023:
“We did not get where we needed to be with run production—it was probably our biggest problem.”
2024:
“We did not play a clean World Series."
2025:
“This Toronto series was on the players. It’s on the players’ shoulders, period. They didn’t hit."
2026:
“The majority of the responsibility … lies with the position players and the inability to score on a consistent basis.”






































