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Mahomes stopped celebrating and ran the entire length of the field just to find Josh Allen ❤️💪 @brgridiron
(via @NFL)
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I can confirm this✅
Travis Kelce said Patrick Mahomes has been studying all the possible teams and defensive looks the past week and a half. When the #Browns won, Mahomes already had a full whole notebook ready to go, per Kelce.
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Friends reunion being rescheduled for the beginning of March. Looks like we have a busy year coming up. And that's the way I like it!
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Dipping my toe into a take on cancel culture in episode 2.
#SarahSilvermanPodcast eps 1-5
Here: Apple.co/sarahsilverman…
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PLEASE tell them the building trades will be wildly in demand in the next 30 years. Their generation’s millionaires will probably be plumbers and electricians, in addition to content creators!
Many of these jobs are stable, creative, fulfilling and can’t be automated
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90% of tweets in 2020:
If you’re not mad about what I’m mad about it makes me mad.
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Us: Yeah, unity is nice, but the status quo is OK
God: In May 2020 you will see a crystal clear video of the status quo
Us: We’ll distract ourselves with church programs!
God: Nope
Us: We’ll distract ourselves with graduations!
God: Nope
Us: At least we’ll have sports!
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I know folks are hurting, but please, no matter our pain or anger, let’s make sure we all get home safely. I know we have a lot to fix and work on. Let’s do it together. I’m in. But, let’s not have more hurt tonight.
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Calm before the storm.. #farmLife
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Millennials! Don’t be ignorant, selfish, stupid, arrogant, short sighted or naive. The greatest generation did it for us and you can easily stay a healthy distance from others for them. Do it for your Granparents. Do it for your Parents. Do it for Bob and his wife.
Due to coronavirus precaution, Bob Shellard isn't allowed to visit his wife in her Connecticut nursing home. So he stood outside her window and held up a sign that said "I've loved you 67 years and still do. Happy Anniversary." 4.nbcny.com/nEX9Y2K




























