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Random thought... I've always found the A350 cockpit way more appealing than the 787's. Something about those big touch screens and the overall layout just feels cleaner and more spacious. Like there's actual breathing room up there. Curious about the 777X though... touch screens sound awesome, but anyone know... show more

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Jalen Brunson was asked about Mike Brown's comments about why Brunson should be in the MVP conversation and if Brunson ever thought about being an NBA MVP growing up: "I've thought about more winning vs. winning the MVP. It's not something I'm thinking about. Honestly, when you win, everyone eats, so just focused on winning as a team."

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This evening samurai shaving ritual is next-level satisfying. The way the razor glides so smoothly and precisely across the skin with those slow, deliberate strokes… it’s pure ASMR therapy. Honestly, it makes me want to slow down my own routines and actually enjoy the little things more. I’ve tried regular shaving ASMR before, but this one feels almost meditative — like a calm evening reset. How about you? Do you have any daily ritual that feels this relaxing and focused? Or is there a certain ASMR sound/video that always helps you unwind? Drop it in the replies, I’m genuinely curious ❤️

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This joke is obviously hilarious but I really love the way within the first scene you feel like you know Mike and Sully. The way Mike acts about the split second of being on TV and Sully sitting there just letting him have his moment is awesome.

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“It takes a team to win games. That is the Number 1 mission of this team. It has to be. And no one can forget that. Personally, I’ve never played the game for stats. Even though I know it’s a measurement that other people will judge. But they don’t know anything. It’s about what the team, the individuals on a team, determine a success. Our number one goal is to win. When it takes a team to win and do something special, how you do it really doesn’t matter” 🔥🔥 -I asked Jalen Hurts about the Eagles, maybe not having the best stats in the passing game, but doing all the things like blocking and dirty work, to win

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This is for all the conservatives and Pierre Poilievre followers. This is how he got his 87% win lmao!! And also the reason why Doug Ford wasn’t there! Even though all you fucks just wanna call him a liberal. Shit like this is just one more reason he will never be PM! Feel free to tag all the big PP pushers. I’d love to hear the excuses lol.

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Whoa...Florio heard what I heard. And there are way too many fans who know exactly what Geno was talking about. Florio is right. He heard it right. Some guys need to lock in. And the comments about Duke? The comments about heads rolling? I've told the story about what happened after the loss to the Texans when Marvin's offense hadn't scored a TD all year. Mike Brown pulled everyone into a meeting, and Mike got fired up. There's a limit. It's probably higher than many fans like, but there's a breaking point. I've been saying it. Now, Florio is too often full of shit, but the organization knows how it runs. It knows who's responsible for what. There's too much data. There's too many resources out there. And now there are too many people talking about the analytics, the process improvements, the easy buttons on talent acquisition. I've encouraged people to write letters, professional letters backed by data, but I'd bet some people with far more money than we all have may have already picked up the phone. The information is way too widely available, and if it wasn't already known, then given a path forward to a better way, the owners are going to eventually make the changes necessary, or lose major gains of the past 5 years. Change may not be terminations. But just the idea that Florio thought to say this, with his opinion of how this team operates, makes me think there's more to it than all of us screaming. Whatever it is, it's a glimmer of hope that the problem is seen, and the solutions are known. Now, to take action.

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251111 TVXQ's Yunho on DinDin's Music High - Kai mention ( Yunho mentioning the possibility of a stage for Waterfalls 😲 (0:33~) DinDin: This is something I'm genuinely curious about. When you hear that U-Know Yunho and Kai have come together for a collab, you can't help but look forward to the performance itself, right? So a lot of people, like this listener, are saying things like "I thought Kai and U-Know Yunho were only good at dancing, but they're good at singing as well!" And others are very curious about the choreography for this song. The way I see it, there's no way that a choreography doesn't exist. There has to be one, no matter what. YH: To be honest, there IS a choreography for this song. DD: There is! YH: There's a choreography, and it's all ready to go. But whether [we'll] show it on a stage or not, that's something important that we have to think about. DD: That's right, that's right. YH: Should we show it on a [media] platform? Or will the choreography suddenly appear out of nowhere on a big stage? If the listeners could leave that to their imagination, that'd be great. DD: Let's be real here. If U-Know Yunho and Kai get together only for there to be no choreography and no stage, it'll only be proof that they've totally lost their touch! YH: It IS ready. To be frank, the choreography is ready to go. DD: Oh, I'm looking forward to it. Because you two give off the vibes of real, actual grown-ups! YH: That's right. DD: You guys have the energy of two really manly, well-kept adults. YH: Adultlike sexy! DD: I'm curious!

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