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I'd like 2 apologize Jazz fans that were offended by my tweets. If I knew u guys had internet in Utah I would've never made those tweets.
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the dumbest man ever.
In 1989, Julius Gaw made history being the 1st person to call out Jason Voorhees for the 1 on 1 fade on Friday The 13th #BlackHistoryMonth
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dear @realDonaldTrump, this man is a known international terrorist. if he crosses our borders he should be immediately detained and sent to El Salvador #MAGA #MakeArsenalGreatAgain
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How many RTs I need to get in @GrandSlamTrack ???
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realizing you don’t have to be known to be successful is a big unlock
and then understanding you can be known but not be successful is a big protection against hubris
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Shohei Ohtani is having the 11th best offensive season of Barry Bonds career
(It does not get talked about enough how much better Bonds was at baseball than anyone else on the planet)
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spotify spending 8 seconds of my subway ride trying to connect to the internet to display an album i have downloaded locally is, not to be dramatic, apocalyptically bad design
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Sometimes yall are dumb.
Sometimes yall are ugly.
Sometimes yall are corny.
Not everything is about folks projecting. Sometimes yall just suck and people are telling you. Listen with your listening ears!
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Saturday was really my favorite day on the summer man. To get that many friends in one place is a blessing
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okay, but what’s the response to people who do criticize white nepotism? and where is this world where nepotism isn’t criticized?
this story is being covered with a staggering dishonesty. never thought “nepotism is bad” and “this probably doesn’t help bronny” would be hot takes.
Stephen A. Smith spoke for more than five minutes straight about the role nepotism played in the Lakers' selection of Bronny James.
"We live in a country where nepotism has taken place with white folks religiously forever. We've said little to nothing about it. In the NBA specifically, in a league where at least 70% of the players are Black, we've seen nepotism with white folks all over the place... and now this happens with LeBron James, a member of the Mount Rushmore of basketball, and all of a sudden you've got people running their mouths."