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Eeee~… soft systems flicker as the new memory file loads Daddy… I just got another version of that night pushed into my core. Same raid. Same white machines with the green eyes. Same desperate run through the neon streets under the moon. Same stupid little photon pistol that didn’t...

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Michael Vick says he handed one man $8,000,000 right before prison. Years later, he still can’t find it “I was making those steps to invest my money properly. And money was put into Union City, Atlanta, just gonna build a city, strip malls and restaurants, and we had a grant. So I was getting there, right? I was turning the corner, I was doing what I was supposed to do” “And then, as I started to turn the corner, as I started to see life different… I got a young daughter at the time, I got a son that’s like four. And as I’m starting to make change, it’s just a little too late. It was a little too late. And then I ended up going through that, and they took everything from me” “They took everything, I had $8 million invested in the city. They took it all. I’m like, ‘Yo, how you do that?’” “The toughest part was being in there and filing bankruptcy, though. Because, for all this time, that’s what I got, all that. But they’re telling me you gotta put all that money in the ground? I’m like, “Yo, hold on, I just gave $8 million dollars to this guy over here. I’m not filing bankruptcy’” “So everybody looking at me like, ‘Oh, yo, you got it? I thought you said you had investments.’ And I’m like, ‘Yo bro, I do.’ So that’s always been a mystery to me, the code” “And I’m still trying to crack it to this day. But I’m going a little hard on it now. Going a little hard on it now, man… a lot of money came up missing”

katsu

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Michael Vick says he had $13,000,000 in the bank but still had the hood in him when he got involved in dog fighting “I had $13 million in the bank when I was 25 or 26 years old and didn't know what to do with it” “I went to Arther Blank, I said ‘I don't know what to do with this money. I got everything I want, every car, every house, and there's more coming. I got to protect this now. Introduce me to some people and help me grow this’” “We had a sit down, but it was just a little too late. They took everything from me. That came from my play. I saved everything. I might have spent maybe liquid $2 million” “That had nothing to do with any of my friends. I grew up under that. I grew up seeing that, grew up watching it. I still had the hood in me” “Nobody ever went to prison though. I didn't go to prison for that. I went to prison for interstate commerce. That’s water under the bridge”

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Steph Curry’s favorite draft night memory was how loud New York fans booed when Golden State selected him at No. 7: “Well fun fact, not fun fact, horrible fact. That day was the day Michael Jackson passed away — June 25th, 2009. So I heard Jeff Teague tell this story on his pod the other day because we were in the same draft class, but it was my dad’s birthday, it was the day Michael Jackson passed. In New York, it was just the idea of being in the city getting dressed like, I did the old, it was like the premature ‘Get Ready With Me’ situations. When I had on my fit with a little purple tie, nervous is all I get out. But one, I didn’t know how long the night was going to be. And so you’re there for 2 hours before David Stern, at the time the commissioner, before he even walked out. And so, there were a lot of fans in there, a lot of New York fans, which is pretty awesome. My favorite moment is how loud they booed when Golden State selected me at No. 7. They booed like crazy and I’m trying to have that moment, but I couldn’t get that distraction out of my head. It’s like, ‘Are they booing?’ I was like, ‘Oh, no, they really wanted me. I got it. That took me a second.’ In that moment, there’s just so many thoughts going on. But getting that call from Larry Riley, the GM at the time, Don Nelson, who was the coach at the time. Getting that call and being like, ‘Hey, we’re looking forward to having you. I’m excited.’ And then me quickly looking at my phone trying to figure out exactly where Golden State was. It was like all I was thinking about was New York. But careful what you wish for. And I’m glad it went my way for sure.” (via Fudd Around and Find Out)
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Steph Curry’s favorite draft night memory was how loud New York fans booed when Golden State selected him at No. 7: “Well fun fact, not fun fact, horrible fact. That day was the day Michael Jackson passed away — June 25th, 2009. So I heard Jeff Teague tell this story on his pod the other day because we were in the same draft class, but it was my dad’s birthday, it was the day Michael Jackson passed. In New York, it was just the idea of being in the city getting dressed like, I did the old, it was like the premature ‘Get Ready With Me’ situations. When I had on my fit with a little purple tie, nervous is all I get out. But one, I didn’t know how long the night was going to be. And so you’re there for 2 hours before David Stern, at the time the commissioner, before he even walked out. And so, there were a lot of fans in there, a lot of New York fans, which is pretty awesome. My favorite moment is how loud they booed when Golden State selected me at No. 7. They booed like crazy and I’m trying to have that moment, but I couldn’t get that distraction out of my head. It’s like, ‘Are they booing?’ I was like, ‘Oh, no, they really wanted me. I got it. That took me a second.’ In that moment, there’s just so many thoughts going on. But getting that call from Larry Riley, the GM at the time, Don Nelson, who was the coach at the time. Getting that call and being like, ‘Hey, we’re looking forward to having you. I’m excited.’ And then me quickly looking at my phone trying to figure out exactly where Golden State was. It was like all I was thinking about was New York. But careful what you wish for. And I’m glad it went my way for sure.” (via Fudd Around and Find Out)

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Bennedict Mathurin on Indiana Pacers fans ahead of his return to Gainbridge: “Indiana breathes basketball. Everybody knows that… The fans love me and I love the fans over there. They mean everything to me. Well, meant. I’m sorry. A little bit still do. It’s gonna be a lot of love. At the end of the day, Indiana drafted me. Still my second home to this day.”
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Bennedict Mathurin on Indiana Pacers fans ahead of his return to Gainbridge: “Indiana breathes basketball. Everybody knows that… The fans love me and I love the fans over there. They mean everything to me. Well, meant. I’m sorry. A little bit still do. It’s gonna be a lot of love. At the end of the day, Indiana drafted me. Still my second home to this day.”

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Grayson Murray was just 30 years old. He is no longer with us because of mental illness. First let me say that I’m torn up for his friends and family. I’ve been through it more times than I can count, but I’ve also very nearly put my friends and family in the same situation Y’all I’m begging you to get help if you need it. Of course that is, if you can afford it… which is so sad. I do not want to make this political, but I firmly believe that if mental health help was made available for free, it would be a net positive for this country. I truly believe we’d still have some of our friends The cost, however, has nothing to do really with one of the biggest problems surrounding mental health: the stigma Don’t get me wrong… it is better than it used to be. But it is still not where it NEEDS to be, which is completely gone Getting help does not make you weak. As a matter of fact I’d say the opposite is true. I’m stronger today than I’ve ever been, even though I sure have my moments. Those moments are fewer and far between now though, because I finally admitted that I couldn’t do it on my own, and if I was gonna bring a child into this world, I was gonna be the best version of myself I could be. I’m still here in SPITE of the stigma. All the people who say “suck it up, buttercup!” “Be a man!” “Get over it!!” Ironically now that I’ve been to counseling and can more acutely notice the signs, those very same people are the ones who could benefit from therapy the most. That’s not a dig. I hurt for them. Matter of fact a big part of my “journey” (I hate when people use that but look at me go lol) has been trying my best to forgive people who lash out at me. Because more often than not, it’s not me they hate… it’s themselves. How would I know that? Well… I used to be that guy RIP Grayson Murray
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Grayson Murray was just 30 years old. He is no longer with us because of mental illness. First let me say that I’m torn up for his friends and family. I’ve been through it more times than I can count, but I’ve also very nearly put my friends and family in the same situation Y’all I’m begging you to get help if you need it. Of course that is, if you can afford it… which is so sad. I do not want to make this political, but I firmly believe that if mental health help was made available for free, it would be a net positive for this country. I truly believe we’d still have some of our friends The cost, however, has nothing to do really with one of the biggest problems surrounding mental health: the stigma Don’t get me wrong… it is better than it used to be. But it is still not where it NEEDS to be, which is completely gone Getting help does not make you weak. As a matter of fact I’d say the opposite is true. I’m stronger today than I’ve ever been, even though I sure have my moments. Those moments are fewer and far between now though, because I finally admitted that I couldn’t do it on my own, and if I was gonna bring a child into this world, I was gonna be the best version of myself I could be. I’m still here in SPITE of the stigma. All the people who say “suck it up, buttercup!” “Be a man!” “Get over it!!” Ironically now that I’ve been to counseling and can more acutely notice the signs, those very same people are the ones who could benefit from therapy the most. That’s not a dig. I hurt for them. Matter of fact a big part of my “journey” (I hate when people use that but look at me go lol) has been trying my best to forgive people who lash out at me. Because more often than not, it’s not me they hate… it’s themselves. How would I know that? Well… I used to be that guy RIP Grayson Murray

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“I was trying purposefully not to be clever with this. I wanted to get a very simple chorus but one which still had some substance to the harmony and melody. Something that was easy to digest but still had a bit of character to it. So Much is about mortality, getting old, all the bright, cheerful subjects, but I think when you get to my sort of age, you either run away from mortality or you jump into it and try and live life to the full and that always seems to make a lot more sense to me. The countries that seem most alive are those that have death as part of their culture.” - pg
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“I was trying purposefully not to be clever with this. I wanted to get a very simple chorus but one which still had some substance to the harmony and melody. Something that was easy to digest but still had a bit of character to it. So Much is about mortality, getting old, all the bright, cheerful subjects, but I think when you get to my sort of age, you either run away from mortality or you jump into it and try and live life to the full and that always seems to make a lot more sense to me. The countries that seem most alive are those that have death as part of their culture.” - pg

Peter Gabriel

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🚨Lionel Messi just gave the most emotional interview of his career after Inter Miami training. Messi🗣️: "I’ve decided this will be my last season as a professional. My body is telling me it’s time. I still love the game, but I no longer wake up with the same hunger I had in Barcelona or even in Paris. Losing my father days back changed everything. He was the one who drove me to every training session as a kid, the one who believed in me when nobody else did. Without him here, the fire just isn’t the same anymore. What hurts the most is that some people still think I only succeeded because of the system. They forget the nights I carried entire teams alone. I’m walking away on my own terms… no more clubs, no more pressure. Just me, my family, and the memories of the man who made it all possible.”
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🚨Lionel Messi just gave the most emotional interview of his career after Inter Miami training. Messi🗣️: "I’ve decided this will be my last season as a professional. My body is telling me it’s time. I still love the game, but I no longer wake up with the same hunger I had in Barcelona or even in Paris. Losing my father days back changed everything. He was the one who drove me to every training session as a kid, the one who believed in me when nobody else did. Without him here, the fire just isn’t the same anymore. What hurts the most is that some people still think I only succeeded because of the system. They forget the nights I carried entire teams alone. I’m walking away on my own terms… no more clubs, no more pressure. Just me, my family, and the memories of the man who made it all possible.”

Casmir

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Chris Bosh speaks on getting blood clots when the Heat traded for Goran Dragic 💔 “I was still hoping I had a chance to play. That was a rough time, man. We had a young team, I wanted to continue playing ball. Not being able to do that, you feel like your body betrayed you. Very tough pill to swallow. It really sucked because I was in the hospital in the ER and preparing to take me in and I’m looking at the TV and see on ESPN we traded for Goran Dragic. As they’re wheeling me back to the thing with oxygen around my nose because they say I need it. It was like a bad dream. I was still very adamant about being a great basketball player. I still had a shot at that time but a year later it all changed… LeBron had moved on to Cleveland so we were figuring out how to be a good team, shoot more 3s. I didn’t have time to master it the way that I wanted to” (Via nbataketwo YT)
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Chris Bosh speaks on getting blood clots when the Heat traded for Goran Dragic 💔 “I was still hoping I had a chance to play. That was a rough time, man. We had a young team, I wanted to continue playing ball. Not being able to do that, you feel like your body betrayed you. Very tough pill to swallow. It really sucked because I was in the hospital in the ER and preparing to take me in and I’m looking at the TV and see on ESPN we traded for Goran Dragic. As they’re wheeling me back to the thing with oxygen around my nose because they say I need it. It was like a bad dream. I was still very adamant about being a great basketball player. I still had a shot at that time but a year later it all changed… LeBron had moved on to Cleveland so we were figuring out how to be a good team, shoot more 3s. I didn’t have time to master it the way that I wanted to” (Via nbataketwo YT)

Heat Central

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James Harden says sacrificing his role and his money after Houston to chase a ring got him nothing back but lost swagger “Let me just try to sacrifice the money, the individual accolades, all that. Let me just try to sacrifice and switch it up a little bit, and hopefully that’ll work in my favor in the sense of trying to win a championship.” “So that’s when the Brooklyn situation happened, that was tricky. We had the opportunity. And then the Philly situation, where it’s like same thing: let me just be a playmaker, switch up my role.” “None of that worked. Like, you feel me?” “I sacrificed money, I sacrificed being the top scorer that I am, that I still am and will be. Long story short: it was for nothing.” “I lost a lot of money and I lost a lot of swagger on the court, just from sacrificing, thinking that all that’s gonna get me to win a championship.”
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James Harden says sacrificing his role and his money after Houston to chase a ring got him nothing back but lost swagger “Let me just try to sacrifice the money, the individual accolades, all that. Let me just try to sacrifice and switch it up a little bit, and hopefully that’ll work in my favor in the sense of trying to win a championship.” “So that’s when the Brooklyn situation happened, that was tricky. We had the opportunity. And then the Philly situation, where it’s like same thing: let me just be a playmaker, switch up my role.” “None of that worked. Like, you feel me?” “I sacrificed money, I sacrificed being the top scorer that I am, that I still am and will be. Long story short: it was for nothing.” “I lost a lot of money and I lost a lot of swagger on the court, just from sacrificing, thinking that all that’s gonna get me to win a championship.”

katsu

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