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Parent, twice. Small business owner. Advised @clairecmc. Formative years @LCVoters. Original cast https://teapaw.org/t.co/DqSmLfEYDq.

Washington, DC
Joined February 2009
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Throwback Thursday. USC and Penn State have played 11 times. Only twice have the Trojans made the trip to Happy Valley. The last time: 1994. #8 Penn State jumped out to a 35-0 halftime lead and beat #14 USC, 38-14. The great Keith Jackson was on the call: “They play on grass here at Beaver Stadium.” USC returns to Happy Valley on Saturday.
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Pretty sure you're a Mount
I am a Mountain. It's literally in my name.
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Legend ➡️ @PSUPoorman
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This w/ the Fayak picture is crazy because 1990 is the last time, after 1986
Question for my Penn State peeps: When was the last time the Nittany Lions surprised you by winning a game you expected they would (or least might) lose? Certainly, the conspicuous lack of “gritty” victories in seesaw battles these many years have weighed on us all.
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Can confirm. Didn't get any sleep last night on Paseo de la Reforma. Apparently no one did. Maybe including the crew of @AmericanAir 1066?
MEXICO WILL NOT SLEEP TONIGHT AFTER ADVANCING TO THE ROUND OF 16! THIS IS INSANE
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The scene at the azteca seems like a top 10 sport setting tonight. absolute mayhem energy bursting through the screen
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I've only been in Mexico City two days. I only saw one game at @EstadioAzteca. But I'm part Mexican now.
CONGRATULATIONS I JUST GOT THE CONFIRMATION FROM THE HIGH COUNCIL IT’S OFFICIAL YOU’RE ALL MEXICAN FOR THE NEXT 12 HOURS ENJOY IT
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Shout out @taqueriaorinoco 🇲🇽
me, the first time i tasted tacos al pastor:
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This is deadass one of the greatest games I’ve ever seen and I’m not joking, peak experience
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You *do* see stuff like this during other World Cups. It's the whole point. Learning people are more alike than they imagine, that every country (city, town) has unique, incredible traditions, that it's more fun to fight on a football pitch than a battlefield
You don’t see stuff like this during other World Cups. There’s a whole generation discovering America for the first time right now without the news and the BS and they freaking LOVE it.
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American eurosnob soccer fandom is so funny to me, it's just picking one of the five teams that has a chance of winning the UCL and then pretending you have a deep emotional connection to them because you endured the dark days of them only finishing fifth domestically
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Amazing, this happened to me at a @ChampionsLeague game at @AS_Monaco and all I got was yelled at in French
Hi, @Charlie_Ing94 👊 Once again, congratulations on @CPFC victory in Kraków! We’ve been informed that you experienced an issue with your seat at the stadium. Unfortunately, this was due to an error in the seating configuration within our IT system. Well - when the CEO/owner of the club is also a programmer, things like this can happen… 🫣 Now for the good news! Inspired by you, we’ll be creating a brand-new, dedicated seat - refined down to every last detail. It will be ready on July 11, 2026, for the club’s 120th anniversary match of @WislaKrakowSA against @Wrexham_AFC 🔵⚪️🔴 We warmly invite all fans from the UK to visit @krakow_pl - see you at the stadium! And you, of course, as our special guest, will enjoy the newly prepared seat - with accommodation included! More information ▶️ wrexham.wislakrakow.com
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That's 4:30 AM in Oregon, buddy #COYW
"How does a German decide to be a Buccaneers fan?" wonders a man who woke up at 6:30 am in Illinois to watch Aston Villa lose to Fulham 1-0.
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Strong agree
"I’ve always believed that there is no better place on earth for a dog to live than my native Montana, but a Sunday at the Old Course has me reassessing that a bit. Where else could a dog run free and playfully across some of the most famous land on earth? Imagine, just for a second, the look on Fred Ridley’s face if he had to watch a dozen labs and golden retrievers descend on Golden Bell, their owners strolling casually with poop bags on their hips. I think Dude Perfect got a raw deal when you consider what is allowed on Sundays in St. Andrews. "But 'allowed' also feels like the wrong word, once you really think about it. The Old Course doesn’t belong to a group of people who want to fence it off from the proletariat. It belongs to the town and to Fife and to the people who allow golfers to use it." - @KVanValkenburg in today's newsletter
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If your favorite college football team is different from your favorite college basketball team, nobody respects you.
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Doing homework with my daughters. Math problems really need to be rebranded. Girls these are math *opportunities*
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This guy loved fences
"Don't ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up." — Robert Frost
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Take it easy for a little while Come and stay with us It's such an easy flight Cute new places keep on popping up Around Clavius It's all getting gentrified
For those unaware, SpaceX has already shifted focus to building a self-growing city on the Moon, as we can potentially achieve that in less than 10 years, whereas Mars would take 20+ years. The mission of SpaceX remains the same: extend consciousness and life as we know it to the stars. It is only possible to travel to Mars when the planets align every 26 months (six month trip time), whereas we can launch to the Moon every 10 days (2 day trip time). This means we can iterate much faster to complete a Moon city than a Mars city. That said, SpaceX will also strive to build a Mars city and begin doing so in about 5 to 7 years, but the overriding priority is securing the future of civilization and the Moon is faster.
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Warren Buffett: "I just like the feeling of being trusted." "It doesn't have anything to do with money, but you can be kind — and the world is better off. I'm not sure that the world will be better off if I'm richer."
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Buffett: "Who you associate with is enormously important. And don’t expect to make every decision right on that. But your life is going to progress in the general direction of the people you work with, admire, and befriend."
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