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Hunter Schafer says some CIS women she hooked up with wanted her to fck them and 'perform like a man' because she's trans and has dck "I've had hookups before with like cis women where they've wanted me to like fck them or something like a guy. And it's because I have a dick". "But then you will find cis people who do know and and just get it. That's what was so amazing about my ex-boyfriend was from the get-go, never a fcking problem" "He saw me exactly for who I was... which is amazing"

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Darko on what Gradey Dick needs to do to re-enter the rotation: “Gradey Dick is a very talented young player. He was a big part of the rotation at the start of the season.” “One thing we know about Gradey is that he’s going to put the work in. I had a great conversation with him yesterday.” “He needs to be able to learn from that experience, and he needs to come back and be ready to contribute next year. That means on both ends of the floor.” “Defensively, he needs to make a big step there. He needs to be more consistent of a shooter.” “We know he’s going to put the work in. We believe in him, and I think he’s going to be just fine coming out of this summer.” On why he decided to go with Jamison Battle and AJ Lawson over Gradey Dick in the playoffs: “Jamison Battle showed us over the course of this season that he changed the course of some of the games with his shooting. “AJ Lawson, I think, was one of the best players this past season in the G League, in guarding the ball, and we used him in those moments when we really needed extremely high pressure on the ball.” “I think he did a great job there in Game 6. He really helped us get a stop against Dennis Schröder in the full-court, coming up with a steal that ended up helping us win the game.”

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Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky says they offered LeBron James a $90,000,000 deal plus a $10 million check before he signed with Nike “He came to Boston. We had an amazing presentation. I think he had already visited Nike, and we went into the boardroom. We go in there and Paul was one for the theatrics. He was the best salesman in the world. We made an offer to LeBron right there” “We're sitting around this table and Paul offers them, I believe it was $90 million. Paul stands up. He walks around the table behind LeBron. I think he said to Gloria, LeBron's mom, ‘What's the name of your bank?’ She says, ‘Akron Trust,’ or whatever” “He pulls out a check and goes, ‘This is a live check. Not part of the contract. This is a live check for $10 million. If you sign with us tonight, you can take this check back to Akron Trust and deposit it’” “We're all like, ‘Oh shit.’ That was a move. Also not telling his staff because he wanted the moment. I'm across from these guys and I see his mom trying to figure this out. I see Maverick unbuttoning his shirt, getting some air. And I see LeBron stoic” “He didn't accept the check. He asked if we would leave the room. It felt like a lifetime, but it was 45 minutes. We go back in and they basically said they had to honor a meeting with Adidas. Then they had a follow up with Nike where the rumor is Nike matched the $100 million” “I think if he had made that statement and come to Reebok, it would have changed our position in basketball forever”

Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky says they offered LeBron James a $90,000,000 deal plus a $10 million check before he signed with Nike “He came to Boston. We had an amazing presentation. I think he had already visited Nike, and we went into the boardroom. We go in there and Paul was one for the theatrics. He was the best salesman in the world. We made an offer to LeBron right there” “We're sitting around this table and Paul offers them, I believe it was $90 million. Paul stands up. He walks around the table behind LeBron. I think he said to Gloria, LeBron's mom, ‘What's the name of your bank?’ She says, ‘Akron Trust,’ or whatever” “He pulls out a check and goes, ‘This is a live check. Not part of the contract. This is a live check for $10 million. If you sign with us tonight, you can take this check back to Akron Trust and deposit it’” “We're all like, ‘Oh shit.’ That was a move. Also not telling his staff because he wanted the moment. I'm across from these guys and I see his mom trying to figure this out. I see Maverick unbuttoning his shirt, getting some air. And I see LeBron stoic” “He didn't accept the check. He asked if we would leave the room. It felt like a lifetime, but it was 45 minutes. We go back in and they basically said they had to honor a meeting with Adidas. Then they had a follow up with Nike where the rumor is Nike matched the $100 million” “I think if he had made that statement and come to Reebok, it would have changed our position in basketball forever”

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This man has lived in Denver, Colorado his whole life. He loves Denver. He gives a real resident perspective on what’s happened to Denver He just had a gun pulled on him while just trying to take his dog on a walk so he’s finally speaking up “Denver is becoming a sad place to live, man — Yesterday there was a young Hispanic kid, hung from a tree in Del Mar Park (murder suicide) That is mind blowing. Then another dude was attacked in the park by a guy with a machete — And then I had a 9 millimeter pulled on me on Sunday night, trying to go home and let my dog out. You’re seeing so much sh*tin this city. And it's so sad because you know why? It's the politicians. It's the politicians destroying Colorado from the inside out. And it's sad because you literally cannot do anything. There's another video I just literally watched before I made this video about some guy on a homeless dude kicking around a bag of trash over in by Wadsworth, just destroying everything. It's like sad what the city has become. What I once loved as an amazing, beautiful city. We used to preach, come to Colorado. It's beautiful, it's colorful, it's mountains, venues, things to do, sports teams, good fans. But it seems to be turning into a sh*thole of a city so fast and so quick and it's sad, man.”

This man has lived in Denver, Colorado his whole life. He loves Denver. He gives a real resident perspective on what’s happened to Denver He just had a gun pulled on him while just trying to take his dog on a walk so he’s finally speaking up “Denver is becoming a sad place to live, man — Yesterday there was a young Hispanic kid, hung from a tree in Del Mar Park (murder suicide) That is mind blowing. Then another dude was attacked in the park by a guy with a machete — And then I had a 9 millimeter pulled on me on Sunday night, trying to go home and let my dog out. You’re seeing so much shtin this city. And it's so sad because you know why? It's the politicians. It's the politicians destroying Colorado from the inside out. And it's sad because you literally cannot do anything. There's another video I just literally watched before I made this video about some guy on a homeless dude kicking around a bag of trash over in by Wadsworth, just destroying everything. It's like sad what the city has become. What I once loved as an amazing, beautiful city. We used to preach, come to Colorado. It's beautiful, it's colorful, it's mountains, venues, things to do, sports teams, good fans. But it seems to be turning into a shthole of a city so fast and so quick and it's sad, man.”

Wall Street Apes

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Kevin Bacon considers the premiere of "National Lampoon's Animal House" (1978) to be one of the "Worst" & "Most Depressing" nights of his life. Kevin Bacon was waiting tables & attending acting school when he was cast in his debut movie, "National Lampoon's Animal House" (1978). When the casting director of the movie came & asked for some "College Freshmen types", he was selected. While auditioning, Kevin Bacon didn't have any lines. He was asked by John Landis to be "Smarmy". Bacon had no idea what the word meant but he made a face & John Landis, who was impressed by it said, "That's it.. That's smarmy... bring this guy back". After finishing the movie, Bacon went back to Film school and felt like a big star but eventually he had to get back his old job of waiting tables. On the day of the movie's premiere, Bacon was very excited & asked for a night off from work. When he went to the premiere, many of the actors from the movie were flown out from Los Angeles & arrived in limousines and other expensive cars, but Bacon was on the other side of the red carpet. One of the actors took pity on him & let him go inside. When the security saw Bacon near the theater, he asked for the colour of the ticket. Since he had none, Bacon was sent outside. He felt humiliated. Afterwards he went to the movie's premiere party where he wasn't recognised by anyone, which Bacon felt might be due to the slightly longer hair he had at that time. When he tried to hit on the women by mentioning his scenes in the movie, they were like, "Yeah, whatever" & asked "Where is Belushi?". Bacon got "F**k*d up", left the party, went back to the restaurant he worked & hung out with his friends. (Kevin Bacon in the "Howard Stern Show", 2013) P.S: Happy 68th birthday, Kevin Bacon!

Kevin Bacon considers the premiere of "National Lampoon's Animal House" (1978) to be one of the "Worst" & "Most Depressing" nights of his life. Kevin Bacon was waiting tables & attending acting school when he was cast in his debut movie, "National Lampoon's Animal House" (1978). When the casting director of the movie came & asked for some "College Freshmen types", he was selected. While auditioning, Kevin Bacon didn't have any lines. He was asked by John Landis to be "Smarmy". Bacon had no idea what the word meant but he made a face & John Landis, who was impressed by it said, "That's it.. That's smarmy... bring this guy back". After finishing the movie, Bacon went back to Film school and felt like a big star but eventually he had to get back his old job of waiting tables. On the day of the movie's premiere, Bacon was very excited & asked for a night off from work. When he went to the premiere, many of the actors from the movie were flown out from Los Angeles & arrived in limousines and other expensive cars, but Bacon was on the other side of the red carpet. One of the actors took pity on him & let him go inside. When the security saw Bacon near the theater, he asked for the colour of the ticket. Since he had none, Bacon was sent outside. He felt humiliated. Afterwards he went to the movie's premiere party where he wasn't recognised by anyone, which Bacon felt might be due to the slightly longer hair he had at that time. When he tried to hit on the women by mentioning his scenes in the movie, they were like, "Yeah, whatever" & asked "Where is Belushi?". Bacon got "F**k*d up", left the party, went back to the restaurant he worked & hung out with his friends. (Kevin Bacon in the "Howard Stern Show", 2013) P.S: Happy 68th birthday, Kevin Bacon!

DepressedBergman

628,713 次观看 • 11 天前

🚨 Neville Roy Singham: “The two most deeply racist countries in the world are Israel and the United States.” This is from a speech where Singham , a billionaire many argue is the financier of far-left radical groups worldwide, walks through the moments that formed his worldview. As a child, he internalizes a radical moral frame after realizing some children went hungry. “I decided from that day of my life that I would despise inequality and I would never allow anybody to tell me that meritocracy or hard work had a goddamn thing to do with success in life. It was clear to me as a child that this absurdity of the middle class argument that hard work and smarts are what makes better people is a vicious lie and is so unfair to every child who's born into this world." He describes his parents modeling confrontational politics to him from a young age and how even his father was a organizer. “My father and mother would stand up and start booing and spitting [During God Save the Queen].” “My father was a good politician, and so he would go around and organize people.” He explicitly says he chose far-left politics and aesthetics as a young man. “Then I decided to go to the United States and join the revolutionary Black movement.” “It was very important for me to have long hair because Rastafarians in Jamaica had long hair and militants in the United States had long hair.” He even shrugs off being questioned about his more unsavory contacts. “Did you meet Hezbollah and all these kind of things? But it’s not a decision that I regret.” It’s a straight line from his parents’ influence and childhood moral absolutism, to open admiration for militants, to outright contempt for liberal society, to a self-appointed mission of funding and amplifying “fighting resistance.”

🚨 Neville Roy Singham: “The two most deeply racist countries in the world are Israel and the United States.” This is from a speech where Singham , a billionaire many argue is the financier of far-left radical groups worldwide, walks through the moments that formed his worldview. As a child, he internalizes a radical moral frame after realizing some children went hungry. “I decided from that day of my life that I would despise inequality and I would never allow anybody to tell me that meritocracy or hard work had a goddamn thing to do with success in life. It was clear to me as a child that this absurdity of the middle class argument that hard work and smarts are what makes better people is a vicious lie and is so unfair to every child who's born into this world." He describes his parents modeling confrontational politics to him from a young age and how even his father was a organizer. “My father and mother would stand up and start booing and spitting [During God Save the Queen].” “My father was a good politician, and so he would go around and organize people.” He explicitly says he chose far-left politics and aesthetics as a young man. “Then I decided to go to the United States and join the revolutionary Black movement.” “It was very important for me to have long hair because Rastafarians in Jamaica had long hair and militants in the United States had long hair.” He even shrugs off being questioned about his more unsavory contacts. “Did you meet Hezbollah and all these kind of things? But it’s not a decision that I regret.” It’s a straight line from his parents’ influence and childhood moral absolutism, to open admiration for militants, to outright contempt for liberal society, to a self-appointed mission of funding and amplifying “fighting resistance.”

Stu Smith

160,658 次观看 • 6 个月前

#เที่ยวครบจบที่ทรูมันนี่xEST #WilliamEst Concert Day Surprise 🦈: I went on a trip with my family first. Honestly, I hadn’t planned to go on the 14th anyway because I wanted him to focus fully on the concert. If I showed up, some people might shift their attention to the wrong things. There are people who like it and people who don’t, so it’s better for us to stay low-key. I always go to congratulate him whenever he has a concert—I told him that from the very beginning. But maybe he thought I might show up as a surprise. Blue Rose Bouquet 🦈: I spent almost two hours arranging the flowers that day. I had a shoot in the morning and only went to the shop in the afternoon, so I arrived quite late. I’ve always given him blue flowers—it’s something everyone knows I’ve consistently done. Since it was the first time I arranged everything myself, I really wanted to do it personally. Twenty flowers represent sincerity. I originally wanted to match the number to his age, but I decided to go with a round number instead. He was still 20 at the time I prepared it. I chose foam wrapping paper because I like it—it looks more elegant and is harder to arrange than regular paper, so I asked the shop assistant to teach me. Dinner by the Chao Phraya River 🦈: I asked him which day he’d be free after the concert, so we went on the 17th. We usually go for fine dining, but this time I wanted somewhere different—more chill. It’s a place we’ve been to before with a great view. When I called, that particular spot happened to be available. When we were there, the foreigners at the table behind us kept glancing at us in a teasing way. I set up the camera so he could open his gift. He unwrapped it piece by piece. The gift was from a shop we had visited together before—he had tried it on and said he wanted it, planning to come back and buy it later. So I secretly bought it for him. It was something he already wanted. I gave him my usual blessings, and then we had a deep talk. We haven’t had much time lately, so it felt like catching up and updating each other.

#เที่ยวครบจบที่ทรูมันนี่xEST #WilliamEst Concert Day Surprise 🦈: I went on a trip with my family first. Honestly, I hadn’t planned to go on the 14th anyway because I wanted him to focus fully on the concert. If I showed up, some people might shift their attention to the wrong things. There are people who like it and people who don’t, so it’s better for us to stay low-key. I always go to congratulate him whenever he has a concert—I told him that from the very beginning. But maybe he thought I might show up as a surprise. Blue Rose Bouquet 🦈: I spent almost two hours arranging the flowers that day. I had a shoot in the morning and only went to the shop in the afternoon, so I arrived quite late. I’ve always given him blue flowers—it’s something everyone knows I’ve consistently done. Since it was the first time I arranged everything myself, I really wanted to do it personally. Twenty flowers represent sincerity. I originally wanted to match the number to his age, but I decided to go with a round number instead. He was still 20 at the time I prepared it. I chose foam wrapping paper because I like it—it looks more elegant and is harder to arrange than regular paper, so I asked the shop assistant to teach me. Dinner by the Chao Phraya River 🦈: I asked him which day he’d be free after the concert, so we went on the 17th. We usually go for fine dining, but this time I wanted somewhere different—more chill. It’s a place we’ve been to before with a great view. When I called, that particular spot happened to be available. When we were there, the foreigners at the table behind us kept glancing at us in a teasing way. I set up the camera so he could open his gift. He unwrapped it piece by piece. The gift was from a shop we had visited together before—he had tried it on and said he wanted it, planning to come back and buy it later. So I secretly bought it for him. It was something he already wanted. I gave him my usual blessings, and then we had a deep talk. We haven’t had much time lately, so it felt like catching up and updating each other.

SUDA

96,763 次观看 • 4 个月前