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Jarvis Landry says he ran a slow 40 at his pro day, so his agent told him to fake an injury to protect millions in draft stock Jarvis: "So I ran a 40 that day, I ran a 4.77. And my agent called me on the phone and said, 'Hey, listen, you can't run another 40. Do not go back out there and run another 40.' So I'm like, 'So what do I do?' And he told me to fake a hamstring [injury]." "You came up to me and said, 'Are you still gonna go?' And I was like, 'Man, I'mma try.' And you said, 'That's what I love about these LSU receivers, they're so fierce, they're tough, they're everything you want in a football player.'" "And I literally started crying because I felt like I had let you down. In my heart of hearts… I had let you down."

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Stephen Jackson says he will forever have love for Tim Duncan: “For him to embrace me, that gave me a level of confidence that I didn’t thought I had. And like to this day, he call me the ultimate teammate. I hold on it that title, bro. The ultimate teammate. You know how we all take pride in being good teammates, bro. For Tim Duncan to say that about me, that mean the world, dog. And I roll for him every day, bro. He understood me. You know what I’m saying? Whether good or bad to get the technical fouls. It came from a good place of me just wanting to win, bro. I just love this game. Sometimes my passion might come to a fault. Where it’s hurting the team, but do understand it’s all about me wanting to win and he understood that sh*t bro.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)
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Stephen Jackson says he will forever have love for Tim Duncan: “For him to embrace me, that gave me a level of confidence that I didn’t thought I had. And like to this day, he call me the ultimate teammate. I hold on it that title, bro. The ultimate teammate. You know how we all take pride in being good teammates, bro. For Tim Duncan to say that about me, that mean the world, dog. And I roll for him every day, bro. He understood me. You know what I’m saying? Whether good or bad to get the technical fouls. It came from a good place of me just wanting to win, bro. I just love this game. Sometimes my passion might come to a fault. Where it’s hurting the team, but do understand it’s all about me wanting to win and he understood that sh*t bro.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)

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My Clawdbot is literally like another employee that sits behind me I went through Twitter and found any trending posts for security concerns that people have been running into with Clawdbot I texted them all to Midir (my Clawdbot lol) and I told him to analyze it to see if we have any of the same problems But I found this really long thread, and I didn't wanna paste it all into Telegram, So I sent him the link, and said "Open it on your own Chrome browser on your PC and analyze it like we just were” I turned around IRL, and he literally had the tab open and was reading it From all of the research that we did, I had him compile any vulnerabilities that we had, propose a fix, and then fix them I also made him create a CRON so that you guys can feed it to your Clawdbot and make sure that you're also not open to the same vulnerabilities (this is a great basic check not a permanent fix) Full CRON github below:

ashen

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“At first I didn’t want to come but I had to respect the fact that you called me. I came, and I’m glad that I did” - Dabota to Sophia 👏🏽👏🏽 #rholagos
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“At first I didn’t want to come but I had to respect the fact that you called me. I came, and I’m glad that I did” - Dabota to Sophia 👏🏽👏🏽 #rholagos

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Jon, you are not my enemy and I am not yours. We are fighting for the same thing since day 1 - Justice for John Okeefe. Lucky Loughran was a huge part of that. Karen told me that Lucky drove by Brian Albert’s house and said John wasn’t on the lawn at 2:30, but that he had ghosted them by not showing up for a 3/27/22 meeting with David Yannetti. I assumed that he had been intimidated by the Alberts and it seemed as if he was avoiding testifying because he was scared of them. When I first approached him he was standoffish, and it seemed to confirm what Karen had told me. I initially had a negative opinion of him because like Scanlon it seemed as if he was hiding something due to fear of Brian Albert. I said some things about him on my show that I regret and have apologized to him for. Since then we have shook hands and spoke pleasantly on the phone. Two months later his cousin messaged me and said lucky would talk if I called him, so I did. He was still scared of losing his job for talking to me, but bravely told the truth. There is no way Luckys name wasn’t going to come out since he was the only person who plowed Fairview road that night. So yes, I said his name when I I went on my show that night and made it clear that we would not allow the DPW to reprimand Lucky or intimidate him into not speaking the truth about what he saw. I spoke with Karen’s attorneys who were pleased to see that such an important witness now felt safe speaking with them because I had rallied the community behind him. Lucky and I are not friends and we have no personal relationship. I understand you are, and I congratulate you for that. Me and Lucky are just 2 people committed to truth and justice who bravely stood up against the McAlberts and paid the price for that. Please join us in unity as we continue to fight for justice for OJO. We are stronger together.

Aidan Kearney

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I don’t understand the hostility?!?! That man was pouring his heart out on that 3rd verse. Where’s your empathy?! I can’t believe that girl did my boy dirty like that! Women are ruthless! That man said… “That's YOUR fault, how many times you forgiven me? How was I to know that you was plain sick of me? I know the way a nigga living was wack But you don't get a nigga back like that! Shit, I’M A MAN WITH PRIDE, you don't do shit like that You don't just pick up and leave and leave me sick like that You don't throw away what we had just like that I WAS JUST FUCKING THEM GIRLS, I was gon’ get right back” And all you can do is judge him?! Shame on you!
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I don’t understand the hostility?!?! That man was pouring his heart out on that 3rd verse. Where’s your empathy?! I can’t believe that girl did my boy dirty like that! Women are ruthless! That man said… “That's YOUR fault, how many times you forgiven me? How was I to know that you was plain sick of me? I know the way a nigga living was wack But you don't get a nigga back like that! Shit, I’M A MAN WITH PRIDE, you don't do shit like that You don't just pick up and leave and leave me sick like that You don't throw away what we had just like that I WAS JUST FUCKING THEM GIRLS, I was gon’ get right back” And all you can do is judge him?! Shame on you!

Luis

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Full video of Lady Gaga performing “Grigio Girls” at the MAYHEM Ball in Stockholm last night, which she dedicated to her late friend Sonja Durham 🖤 "Last night, I had a dream that my friend came to me, my friend Sonja came to me in my dream. And I don't if many of you know this story, but I have a friend that I lost to breast cancer. She was very very special to me, and I wrote a song for her on my album Joanne, and the song is called 'Grigio Girls', and I just wanted to take a moment tonight and sing it for you because my album Joanne was about loss. And, you know, some of my albums are about things that are very different from that, MAYHEM is certainly very different from that. But I wondered if maybe there were some people in the audience that have been through some loss in their life, and had some grief. I wrote this song about how me and my girlfriends used to get together, and we would get together without her, so that we could cry about it, and we would pour white wine and we called ourselves the grigio girls. I'd like to dedicate this to Sonja tonight."
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Full video of Lady Gaga performing “Grigio Girls” at the MAYHEM Ball in Stockholm last night, which she dedicated to her late friend Sonja Durham 🖤 "Last night, I had a dream that my friend came to me, my friend Sonja came to me in my dream. And I don't if many of you know this story, but I have a friend that I lost to breast cancer. She was very very special to me, and I wrote a song for her on my album Joanne, and the song is called 'Grigio Girls', and I just wanted to take a moment tonight and sing it for you because my album Joanne was about loss. And, you know, some of my albums are about things that are very different from that, MAYHEM is certainly very different from that. But I wondered if maybe there were some people in the audience that have been through some loss in their life, and had some grief. I wrote this song about how me and my girlfriends used to get together, and we would get together without her, so that we could cry about it, and we would pour white wine and we called ourselves the grigio girls. I'd like to dedicate this to Sonja tonight."

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