He/Him - Southern Raised, Northern Educated. #CivicEngagement Champion. Fndr @CivicSolve. @CW4ThePeople. Like words, β€ action. #OUDNA. Thoughts are my own.
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Democracy is a privilege, not a right. We should do everything to cherish and protect it and prove ourselves worthy of it. #ThisIsAmerica
OU Haters are in shambles.
- Arbuckle to Wazzu, squashed.
- Two legit WRs in the boat
- The best player in the portal, secured.
...shhh, OU ain't done yet. π€« #BoomerSooner
BREAKING: Washington State star transfer QB John Mateer has Committed to Oklahoma, @on3 has learned
The 6β1 220 QB threw for 3,139 yards & 29 TDs this season
Also added 826 yards & 15 TDs on the ground
Top QB in the Portal
on3.com/transfer-portal/wireβ¦
It's rare that you meet people you first met on Twitter. More rare that they end up being as cool as they are on Twitter, but it is the rarest of rarities that they are cooler than they seem on Twitter. I met @heymrsbond yesterday. Cooler than the other side of the pillow.π
But...didn't EVERYBODY say OKC was gonna put belt to ass on MIL?? Isn't that what I heard?? πππππ
I donβt want to hear a thing from Thunder fans like @GeorgeStoia who alway whine about OKC not getting its due & respect from ESPN and the like. ESPN has been had has its head firmly lodged up OKCβs backside all season and I donβt see that ceasing any time soon. No more crying.
I agree with Gabe. This is no big deal. Anyone remember how much of a harbinger of the season it was after the Lakers won it last year? π€
Jerry Jones let this guy go in favor of Rico Dowdle, Zeke, Etc, and still there were DAL fans who believed him when he said βIβm all inβ. πππππππ
Not sure I agree w/ this, but hereβs what Iβll say. I think AJ ends up being a better pro player than TH. The wear & tear from playing WR/CB will break TH down sooner & AJβs running style/speed/size may allow him to reduce/avoid direct contact similarly to Emmitt Smith.
Sooner Fans, ignore this clown at all costs. Heβs an engagement clown who talks much ish, rarely backs it up, and goes his silent when his takes get exposed. DO NOT ENGAGE.
Iβm collecting receipts on all these so called OU fans talking much ish about the program and throwing all kinds of dirt on BVs name. LOTβS of receipts. #Boomer
I will be off of social media for the foreseeable future. Iβm not sure when/if Iβll be back. Take care of yourselves and look after your friends.
- Love Cornell
Cornell Woolridge (renaissancexm on BlueSky)π¦ retweeted
Farewell to a Legend: Last Surviving Buffalo Soldier, Robert W. Dixon, Dies at 103
Today, we honor the extraordinary life of Robert Walter Dixon, the last surviving Buffalo Soldier, who passed away on November 15, 2024, at the age of 103.
Born in 1921 in Manhattan, Dixon enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1941 at the start of World War II. He proudly served as a corporal in the Buffalo Soldiers regiment, where he and his fellow troops trained cadets at West Point in horseback riding and mounted tactics. These soldiers not only served their country but also broke barriers in the face of segregation and inequality.
After the war, Dixon continued to exemplify leadership and service. He worked at IBM in Poughkeepsie, rising to become a manager before retiring in 1977. In his later years, he dedicated himself to his community in Albany, serving as a pastor and a civic leader. He chaired the city's Community Police Review Board and led efforts to memorialize the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
In 2021, Dixon returned to West Point for the dedication of a monument honoring the Buffalo Soldiers, a powerful reminder of the regiment's contributions and his role in shaping history.
Robert W. Dixonβs life was one of resilience, courage, and service. His passing marks the end of an era, closing the chapter on the living legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers. He leaves behind his wife, Georgia, and an enduring impact on the country he served.
Rest in power, Corporal Robert W. Dixon. Your legacy will never be forgotten.
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nytimes.com/2024/11/27/us/roβ¦
Cornell Woolridge (renaissancexm on BlueSky)π¦ retweeted
The evening Trump was impeached for inciting insurrection, but before the Senate vote on whether to convict him, he vowed that those who "engaged in the attacks last week will be brought to justice." That is, those he now calls "hostages" & "political prisoners" & vows to pardon.
@ATT your internet customer service is AWFUL. Iβve had fiber internet in my home for over a year and despite getting boosters in my regularly sized home, I still have to reboot my modem multiple times monthly due to WI-FI interruption. You wonβt send a technician 1)
The neo-Nazis told police they had never received such a violent response as the one they received in Columbus, and claimed people threw cans and veggies. dispatch.com/story/news/crimβ¦
