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Trae Young says the NCAA required him to retake the ACT after accusing him of cheating until he scored 42 points against Oregon “I almost didn’t get to play my freshman year in college. I took my ACT my freshman year of high school, got a 29 on it, and hadn’t taken it since. Did I cheat… we’ll talk about that another day” “I get that email that I got to redo it, and I got to get within three points. So, I got to get a 26. I got to redo it or I can’t play my freshman year. We’re appealing it, and a month goes by. Obviously, I had to get a tutor. I had to get another ACT tutor to help me redo it and get ready. But he made me do these little practice tests. I had to get a certain score to go back to practice, just to practice with the team” “Nobody knows about this. The team, nobody know. Just me, Coach Kruger, NCAA. So, my people, they gave me all my elective classes my freshman year. I’m taking beginning guitar and jazz listening classes and things like that so I could study for this ACT a lot” “I’ll never forget. We get to the third game of the year. We played in the PK80 Phil Knight tournament on Thanksgiving. I played really well. I get 42 against Oregon in Oregon. I’ll never forget, we land back in Oklahoma, and the next day the NCAA said I don’t have to take it no more”
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Trae Young says the NCAA required him to retake the ACT after accusing him of cheating until he scored 42 points against Oregon “I almost didn’t get to play my freshman year in college. I took my ACT my freshman year of high school, got a 29 on it, and hadn’t taken it since. Did I cheat… we’ll talk about that another day” “I get that email that I got to redo it, and I got to get within three points. So, I got to get a 26. I got to redo it or I can’t play my freshman year. We’re appealing it, and a month goes by. Obviously, I had to get a tutor. I had to get another ACT tutor to help me redo it and get ready. But he made me do these little practice tests. I had to get a certain score to go back to practice, just to practice with the team” “Nobody knows about this. The team, nobody know. Just me, Coach Kruger, NCAA. So, my people, they gave me all my elective classes my freshman year. I’m taking beginning guitar and jazz listening classes and things like that so I could study for this ACT a lot” “I’ll never forget. We get to the third game of the year. We played in the PK80 Phil Knight tournament on Thanksgiving. I played really well. I get 42 against Oregon in Oregon. I’ll never forget, we land back in Oklahoma, and the next day the NCAA said I don’t have to take it no more”

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2,775,262 次观看 • 1 个月前

“This isn’t a debate about vaccinating your child or not. My 6 year old was vaccinated and hasn’t had issues, hasn’t been a sickly child, & never had any type of reaction. My 2 year old and 6 month old went for their wellness checks last week and both got the vaccinations they were due for. The way my heart broke in that drs office holding my 2 year old down to a table and letting someone stab a needle into his leg 3 times while he held my face and screamed mama to the top of his lungs is something I will never do again. Ever. I decided right then he would never get another vaccine. My 6 month old cried most of the way home then was PITIFUL the rest of the evening. I am his comfort, his only want and need, and even I couldn’t console my baby. It’s a no for me. I’m not as knowledgeable as a lot of my peers or my friends who don’t vaccinate their children, but I know enough to decide that I am comfortable not letting them have anything else injected into their little bodies or have to essentially torture them by holding them down to receive a shot full of God knows what. I say all this to say, if you vaccinate your kids, GREAT! If you don’t, GREAT! I don’t care either way! Again, my oldest is vaccinated. At that time, I thought that was best for him, for us. Six years and 2 more kids later, I no longer think that. And that’s okay. Here’s to doing what you think is best for YOUR child and trusting your mom instincts instead of just going along with it because it’s what your parents did for you, or what the drs tell you, you HAVE to do.” - Kaitlyn Wilson - ✍️
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“This isn’t a debate about vaccinating your child or not. My 6 year old was vaccinated and hasn’t had issues, hasn’t been a sickly child, & never had any type of reaction. My 2 year old and 6 month old went for their wellness checks last week and both got the vaccinations they were due for. The way my heart broke in that drs office holding my 2 year old down to a table and letting someone stab a needle into his leg 3 times while he held my face and screamed mama to the top of his lungs is something I will never do again. Ever. I decided right then he would never get another vaccine. My 6 month old cried most of the way home then was PITIFUL the rest of the evening. I am his comfort, his only want and need, and even I couldn’t console my baby. It’s a no for me. I’m not as knowledgeable as a lot of my peers or my friends who don’t vaccinate their children, but I know enough to decide that I am comfortable not letting them have anything else injected into their little bodies or have to essentially torture them by holding them down to receive a shot full of God knows what. I say all this to say, if you vaccinate your kids, GREAT! If you don’t, GREAT! I don’t care either way! Again, my oldest is vaccinated. At that time, I thought that was best for him, for us. Six years and 2 more kids later, I no longer think that. And that’s okay. Here’s to doing what you think is best for YOUR child and trusting your mom instincts instead of just going along with it because it’s what your parents did for you, or what the drs tell you, you HAVE to do.” - Kaitlyn Wilson - ✍️

“Sudden And Unexpected”

29,570 次观看 • 4 个月前

My friend makes $1.4 million/year as an Anthropic engineer. I asked him how he learned prompting so well. He sent me a video that was never supposed to get out. Their core team's prompting roundtable. You won’t find anything better about prompting than this video. I watched it last night. Halfway through, I realized I've been using Claude the wrong way for two years. Bookmark & watch this before someone takes it down.
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My friend makes $1.4 million/year as an Anthropic engineer. I asked him how he learned prompting so well. He sent me a video that was never supposed to get out. Their core team's prompting roundtable. You won’t find anything better about prompting than this video. I watched it last night. Halfway through, I realized I've been using Claude the wrong way for two years. Bookmark & watch this before someone takes it down.

Roan

81,659 次观看 • 2 个月前

My wife and I have been “cheating” for years… Not on each other. On the system that was never built for us to win. Here’s the truth no one tells you: You could be a hard-working six-figure earner in this country and still feel like you’re drowning. That was me as a cop. Working 12-hour shifts. Buried in paperwork. Barely seeing my family. And somehow still living paycheck to paycheck. I realized the game was rigged. So instead of trying to “save” my way to wealth… I used 0% credit to buy assets that printed cash. ATMs. Credit card terminals. Machines that pay me monthly…whether I show up or not. Local businesses save money. I get paid passively.. Win / Win. Comment “PASSIVE” if you want the full breakdown
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My wife and I have been “cheating” for years… Not on each other. On the system that was never built for us to win. Here’s the truth no one tells you: You could be a hard-working six-figure earner in this country and still feel like you’re drowning. That was me as a cop. Working 12-hour shifts. Buried in paperwork. Barely seeing my family. And somehow still living paycheck to paycheck. I realized the game was rigged. So instead of trying to “save” my way to wealth… I used 0% credit to buy assets that printed cash. ATMs. Credit card terminals. Machines that pay me monthly…whether I show up or not. Local businesses save money. I get paid passively.. Win / Win. Comment “PASSIVE” if you want the full breakdown

Paul Alex | Husband | Father | Founder

61,812 次观看 • 1 年前

18 year of American “I worked for Charlie Kirk at Turning Point” Instead of going to college, she left to work for Turning Point. “All of my high school years, I did everything I could to blend in. I never wanted to make enemies, I never talked about politics, I didn't think it mattered. That's until I met Charlie at the Student Action Summit in Tampa. Meeting Charlie was one of the most moving experiences of my life and I knew when I met him that everything was going to change. The biggest thing I realized from Charlie is that it's always America first - I want my kids to grow up better than I did - I want our cities to be safer than they are now - I want our generation's marriages to last - I want free markets - I want safe neighborhoods I'm sharing this with you guys to encourage you to tell your story. Being popular is fun, but standing up for what you believe in is even better. Now is the time for a conservative revival. I urge you to repost that message. Post on your story. Get involved in a club. Charlie's Legacy won't die”
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18 year of American “I worked for Charlie Kirk at Turning Point” Instead of going to college, she left to work for Turning Point. “All of my high school years, I did everything I could to blend in. I never wanted to make enemies, I never talked about politics, I didn't think it mattered. That's until I met Charlie at the Student Action Summit in Tampa. Meeting Charlie was one of the most moving experiences of my life and I knew when I met him that everything was going to change. The biggest thing I realized from Charlie is that it's always America first - I want my kids to grow up better than I did - I want our cities to be safer than they are now - I want our generation's marriages to last - I want free markets - I want safe neighborhoods I'm sharing this with you guys to encourage you to tell your story. Being popular is fun, but standing up for what you believe in is even better. Now is the time for a conservative revival. I urge you to repost that message. Post on your story. Get involved in a club. Charlie's Legacy won't die”

Wall Street Apes

589,503 次观看 • 11 个月前

Right my friends, listen up THIS IS IMPORTANT. Meet Ruben Kolpack a 103 year old WW2 Veteran. How great would it be if my X family could really step up to get this message out there so we can make Ruben’s day on 19th March? Teachers could get their kids involved and I’m sure you too could send best wishes yourself and maybe get others to do the same. I can’t think of a better way to thank him for his service. Do what you do best. Let your repost finger to the talking. 🎥 TikTok - @katarinaaaa_ann
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Right my friends, listen up THIS IS IMPORTANT. Meet Ruben Kolpack a 103 year old WW2 Veteran. How great would it be if my X family could really step up to get this message out there so we can make Ruben’s day on 19th March? Teachers could get their kids involved and I’m sure you too could send best wishes yourself and maybe get others to do the same. I can’t think of a better way to thank him for his service. Do what you do best. Let your repost finger to the talking. 🎥 TikTok - @katarinaaaa_ann

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NEW: Millionaire cyclist calls the police on a man who was "driving too close" to him but ends up getting fined for disorderly conduct. Male Karen of the Month award goes to this guy. 73-year-old Gary Peacock lost his cool while riding his bike in Park City, Utah. Peacock claims the driver got "too close" to him however dash cam footage appears to show the driver swerving out of the way to create distance between him and the cyclist. "I'm riding a bike, I have more rights than you!" Peacock was heard yelling at 22-year-old Pierce Kempton. "If I have it my way, you're going to jail. I'll press charges against you." When police arrived, Peacock told them he was the "complaining party." The police ended up fining Peacock $160 for disorderly conduct and Kempton $130 for passing too closely which will be dismissed. Kempton tells the Daily Mail he is considering filing a civil lawsuit.
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NEW: Millionaire cyclist calls the police on a man who was "driving too close" to him but ends up getting fined for disorderly conduct. Male Karen of the Month award goes to this guy. 73-year-old Gary Peacock lost his cool while riding his bike in Park City, Utah. Peacock claims the driver got "too close" to him however dash cam footage appears to show the driver swerving out of the way to create distance between him and the cyclist. "I'm riding a bike, I have more rights than you!" Peacock was heard yelling at 22-year-old Pierce Kempton. "If I have it my way, you're going to jail. I'll press charges against you." When police arrived, Peacock told them he was the "complaining party." The police ended up fining Peacock $160 for disorderly conduct and Kempton $130 for passing too closely which will be dismissed. Kempton tells the Daily Mail he is considering filing a civil lawsuit.

Collin Rugg

6,739,561 次观看 • 1 年前

My 5 year old boy does football training. At the end of the session they do a ‘man of the match’ type thing. My boy is always desperate to win it. He often doesn’t. I explained to him the other day that he didn’t win simply because he wasn’t good enough. That he deffo could win, but he just needs to be better, try harder, be more focused etc. One of the other mums heard me & was aghast at what I said. She told me she is going to get ‘runner-up stickers’ for all the kids who don’t make it. I said no thanks, not for my son. Kids need to learn that they can be the best, but they must apply themselves & dust themselves off when it doesn’t go their way. No consolation prizes, no ‘everyone’s a winner’ etc. There are winners & losers. Wanna win - do your best. Can’t make it? Don’t worry, go & smash something else. Play to your strengths & never, ever play the victim. If more parents & institutions had this attitude, the country would be in a better place - if I say so myself 😉 Cc Konstantin Kisin
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My 5 year old boy does football training. At the end of the session they do a ‘man of the match’ type thing. My boy is always desperate to win it. He often doesn’t. I explained to him the other day that he didn’t win simply because he wasn’t good enough. That he deffo could win, but he just needs to be better, try harder, be more focused etc. One of the other mums heard me & was aghast at what I said. She told me she is going to get ‘runner-up stickers’ for all the kids who don’t make it. I said no thanks, not for my son. Kids need to learn that they can be the best, but they must apply themselves & dust themselves off when it doesn’t go their way. No consolation prizes, no ‘everyone’s a winner’ etc. There are winners & losers. Wanna win - do your best. Can’t make it? Don’t worry, go & smash something else. Play to your strengths & never, ever play the victim. If more parents & institutions had this attitude, the country would be in a better place - if I say so myself 😉 Cc Konstantin Kisin

Michelle Dewberry

1,106,186 次观看 • 3 个月前

it's my birthday. sometimes I feel like I'm 10 years behind in life. deep down I know that that this year will be the best and hardest year of my life but I gotta be honest the five folks who care for a minute. spent the past decade depressed, embarrassed that I wasn't more talented or more successful, guilt ridden for not being mature enough to handle life the way I would've liked when I was younger, keeping my head down trying to work on myself and trying to hone my skills to be a better storyteller. just years of telling myself I'm not good enough, telling myself I'm not old enough or lucky enough. telling myself who the fuck cares about what I do or create. like how the fuck can I do what so many others do. fuck off for even thinking you can do it stephen. I'm not a special person, I'm just a dude. some idiot. who has been in the film industry since I was a kid. an industry I left for a while because I needed to disconnect, I needed time to figure out my life after working since the second grade. needed to find my love and passion. and I did. which is making things for people to enjoy. but it hasn't been that simple. that pivot was like a hard reset. suddenly everything I'd ever achieved meant nothing. it's been a constant grind every day while trying to keep a roof over my head taking on retail jobs, service jobs, handyman gigs after leading shows and movies. and that's okay. like I've gotten clowned on it but you gotta make it work. in between all of that I've been lucky to work with huge brands, do stellar uncredited work on amazing flicks and slowly chip away on my own goals. for the past decade I haven't been able to sleep easily. can't turn off my brain. thinking about how I'm never doing enough for hours just in bed. telling myself maybe it'll be different tomorrow while hiding from the world making unhealthy decisions, not taking care of myself. a lot of times I do feel like I've missed out on my life, especially the past ten years. I've just been working. when I'm not working I'm working on the side with nothing to show for it. just endless chasing rent while being delusional about creating a better life. if you're not careful this kinda dream can suck the life out of you. you lose your passion for it. but I haven't. so much of me has just been waiting in the background of my own life, thinking there would be some moment of realization when I've worked on myself enough and I suddenly I feel like "oh I've got this." waited for that moment but it never came. don't think it ever will. I'm tired of waiting, I'm tired of thinking I'm not ready, I'm tired of telling myself I'm not good enough. it's not true. I won't give up. I won't give up on trying to entertain people. I won't give up on my dream of helping my friends fulfill their own. I never will. love and appreciate all of you for sticking with me and watching what I do and being here for me. 90% of my body is made of movies, games and soundtracks; so because I'm a cringe dork, I have meme'd for years that I feel like reclusive bruce wayne in the dark knight rises (but broke and less handsome) afflicted by failures unable to accept that my life can go on. but that's bullshit. maybe I needed an era to change and hurt and struggle and learn and become who I wanted to be. life comes and goes in eras. and I'm in my begins era now baby.
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it's my birthday. sometimes I feel like I'm 10 years behind in life. deep down I know that that this year will be the best and hardest year of my life but I gotta be honest the five folks who care for a minute. spent the past decade depressed, embarrassed that I wasn't more talented or more successful, guilt ridden for not being mature enough to handle life the way I would've liked when I was younger, keeping my head down trying to work on myself and trying to hone my skills to be a better storyteller. just years of telling myself I'm not good enough, telling myself I'm not old enough or lucky enough. telling myself who the fuck cares about what I do or create. like how the fuck can I do what so many others do. fuck off for even thinking you can do it stephen. I'm not a special person, I'm just a dude. some idiot. who has been in the film industry since I was a kid. an industry I left for a while because I needed to disconnect, I needed time to figure out my life after working since the second grade. needed to find my love and passion. and I did. which is making things for people to enjoy. but it hasn't been that simple. that pivot was like a hard reset. suddenly everything I'd ever achieved meant nothing. it's been a constant grind every day while trying to keep a roof over my head taking on retail jobs, service jobs, handyman gigs after leading shows and movies. and that's okay. like I've gotten clowned on it but you gotta make it work. in between all of that I've been lucky to work with huge brands, do stellar uncredited work on amazing flicks and slowly chip away on my own goals. for the past decade I haven't been able to sleep easily. can't turn off my brain. thinking about how I'm never doing enough for hours just in bed. telling myself maybe it'll be different tomorrow while hiding from the world making unhealthy decisions, not taking care of myself. a lot of times I do feel like I've missed out on my life, especially the past ten years. I've just been working. when I'm not working I'm working on the side with nothing to show for it. just endless chasing rent while being delusional about creating a better life. if you're not careful this kinda dream can suck the life out of you. you lose your passion for it. but I haven't. so much of me has just been waiting in the background of my own life, thinking there would be some moment of realization when I've worked on myself enough and I suddenly I feel like "oh I've got this." waited for that moment but it never came. don't think it ever will. I'm tired of waiting, I'm tired of thinking I'm not ready, I'm tired of telling myself I'm not good enough. it's not true. I won't give up. I won't give up on trying to entertain people. I won't give up on my dream of helping my friends fulfill their own. I never will. love and appreciate all of you for sticking with me and watching what I do and being here for me. 90% of my body is made of movies, games and soundtracks; so because I'm a cringe dork, I have meme'd for years that I feel like reclusive bruce wayne in the dark knight rises (but broke and less handsome) afflicted by failures unable to accept that my life can go on. but that's bullshit. maybe I needed an era to change and hurt and struggle and learn and become who I wanted to be. life comes and goes in eras. and I'm in my begins era now baby.

Stephen Ford

30,135 次观看 • 1 年前

TWITTER APPRECIATION POST. Flashback to 11th of January, this year (2024), after a long night of tears and uncertainty, I made a post of X (Twiter), stating the growth and strides I have achieved so far in my business, where I’d like to be this year, and how I have reached a plateau. I have just used all my entire life savings to rent a whole floor of a building in the heart of Lagos (Ago Palace Way, Okota) and do not have a penny to continue but I needed about 70Million naira atleast to set up the place. I had approached a lot of banks and individuals that I know could afford but to no avail, this, as a result led me to my last resort, “making a post on (X) twitter” on the 11th, and I’d say is my biggest breakthrough since I was born. I made the post around 7am that day, which I had composed overnight while crying heavily. The post quickly gained traction and went viral with the help of ALL OF YOU, it was as if I was dreaming! It was just like a dream, a lot of people came into my DM to ask for my account details and I was seeing cash gifts of hundreds of thousands of naira!!! As if that was not enough, someone I have been admiring and made my role model from afar reached out to me and offered me a NON-INTEREST LOAN OF MILLIONS OF NAIRA! I will keep them anonymous for now, we reached agreements that I should be paying monthly with two month moratorium and to the glory of God, I have never defaulted till this day, which I pray to never ever happen. This was yet, my biggest breakthrough since I was born, and this would not have happened without you reading this post now. It is on this note that I want to personally appreciate you sir/ma for believing in my dream. May I also use this opportunity to reassure you sir/ma that going forward, I will never let you down and I promise to always give back to the society. Thank you for 2024. Sincerely. AKEULA TRENDY
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TWITTER APPRECIATION POST. Flashback to 11th of January, this year (2024), after a long night of tears and uncertainty, I made a post of X (Twiter), stating the growth and strides I have achieved so far in my business, where I’d like to be this year, and how I have reached a plateau. I have just used all my entire life savings to rent a whole floor of a building in the heart of Lagos (Ago Palace Way, Okota) and do not have a penny to continue but I needed about 70Million naira atleast to set up the place. I had approached a lot of banks and individuals that I know could afford but to no avail, this, as a result led me to my last resort, “making a post on (X) twitter” on the 11th, and I’d say is my biggest breakthrough since I was born. I made the post around 7am that day, which I had composed overnight while crying heavily. The post quickly gained traction and went viral with the help of ALL OF YOU, it was as if I was dreaming! It was just like a dream, a lot of people came into my DM to ask for my account details and I was seeing cash gifts of hundreds of thousands of naira!!! As if that was not enough, someone I have been admiring and made my role model from afar reached out to me and offered me a NON-INTEREST LOAN OF MILLIONS OF NAIRA! I will keep them anonymous for now, we reached agreements that I should be paying monthly with two month moratorium and to the glory of God, I have never defaulted till this day, which I pray to never ever happen. This was yet, my biggest breakthrough since I was born, and this would not have happened without you reading this post now. It is on this note that I want to personally appreciate you sir/ma for believing in my dream. May I also use this opportunity to reassure you sir/ma that going forward, I will never let you down and I promise to always give back to the society. Thank you for 2024. Sincerely. AKEULA TRENDY

Akeula Omogbolahan

26,320 次观看 • 1 年前

BADDIES USA EPISODE 4 I know y’all don’t like Daisy , but she came in and stood on big business 🤷🏾‍♂️ Rollie did good tho & I wanted Ahna to move so bad cause this the most even match we done seen in a while , why are you in the way 🤦🏾‍♂️ Daisy asked who jumped her & Summer said “Ahna , get her” LMFAOOOOOOOO . Daisy called out Ahna for the 1 vs 1 , but they would’ve jumped Daisy real bad if it happened . I’m so tired of Tesehki & Chrisean storyline . Like bring on Tesehki & Marsh and let’s MOVE ON ✌🏾. tired of Tinka vs Kold Killa fights too cause they don’t really be nothing . It’s pointless . And why Tinka more mad at Killa than Dolly , & Dolly the one that really closed the eye fr 😩 Lex way better than me , cause if this was my friend in real life , and they were acting like summer , I would’ve been left them alone . It’s only so much I CAN DO , before I have to just let you be . #baddiesusa #isaiahjaay #zeusnetwork
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BADDIES USA EPISODE 4 I know y’all don’t like Daisy , but she came in and stood on big business 🤷🏾‍♂️ Rollie did good tho & I wanted Ahna to move so bad cause this the most even match we done seen in a while , why are you in the way 🤦🏾‍♂️ Daisy asked who jumped her & Summer said “Ahna , get her” LMFAOOOOOOOO . Daisy called out Ahna for the 1 vs 1 , but they would’ve jumped Daisy real bad if it happened . I’m so tired of Tesehki & Chrisean storyline . Like bring on Tesehki & Marsh and let’s MOVE ON ✌🏾. tired of Tinka vs Kold Killa fights too cause they don’t really be nothing . It’s pointless . And why Tinka more mad at Killa than Dolly , & Dolly the one that really closed the eye fr 😩 Lex way better than me , cause if this was my friend in real life , and they were acting like summer , I would’ve been left them alone . It’s only so much I CAN DO , before I have to just let you be . #baddiesusa #isaiahjaay #zeusnetwork

3/12 🎈

70,796 次观看 • 8 个月前

Zendaya was asked in an interview what she thinks is the secret to her happy relationship with Tom Holland and whether she thinks he would ever cheat on her. Interviewer 🎙️: “What’s the secret to your happy relationship, and do you think Tom will ever cheat on you? How would you take it if it ever happened?” Zendaya 🗣️: “I hate to admit this, but Tom is literally more obsessed with me than I am with him. Don’t get me wrong, I love Tom, but obviously, he loves me more. And because of that, everything I do makes him happy. No matter what I do, whether it’s in movies or in real life, Tom has never gotten mad at me for my actions. I think that’s one of the reasons our love keeps growing stronger every day. That alone makes it hard for me to believe he would ever think about cheating on me. And if, by mistake, he ever did cheat one day, I’d forgive him because I know it wouldn’t be intentional.”
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Zendaya was asked in an interview what she thinks is the secret to her happy relationship with Tom Holland and whether she thinks he would ever cheat on her. Interviewer 🎙️: “What’s the secret to your happy relationship, and do you think Tom will ever cheat on you? How would you take it if it ever happened?” Zendaya 🗣️: “I hate to admit this, but Tom is literally more obsessed with me than I am with him. Don’t get me wrong, I love Tom, but obviously, he loves me more. And because of that, everything I do makes him happy. No matter what I do, whether it’s in movies or in real life, Tom has never gotten mad at me for my actions. I think that’s one of the reasons our love keeps growing stronger every day. That alone makes it hard for me to believe he would ever think about cheating on me. And if, by mistake, he ever did cheat one day, I’d forgive him because I know it wouldn’t be intentional.”

𝓞𝓶𝓪 🎀

261,810 次观看 • 13 天前

Dream car secured 🕺I started getting media test cars 20 years ago this year. One of the very first was one of these, and goodness knows how 19-year old me didn't kill himself in this car, especially in a stormy Cape Town winter 😅 I've kept an eye on the Lumina market since then and finally, the right car from the right owner at the right time came up. This thing is immaculate, FSH and completely factory original, except for a custom 8-pot big brake upgrade kit. -- I truly believe in helping people without asking for anything return. The way this car came to me, I randomly met a good friend of a good friend; young parents with a toddler. They bought an old high-miler X3 which soon failed; chain jumped and took out the head. They reached out to me for help and through my networks I helped them get a better salvage price. -- The guy who helped them is a serious collector from Pretoria and one of the nicest humans I've ever met. We started chatting often and he randomly asked me one day if I'd be interested in his Lumina, and the rest is history. What you're watching here is me seeing the car for the very first time. 39-year old me is so happy for 19-year old me, and 19-year old me is over the moon for 39-year old me. -- A massive thank you to the amazing people at Moto Village Cape Town who helped make this dream a reality. The team there have always supported me, Yovanie Ganesh and our businesses and I will forever be grateful for their kindness. -- My first intern and now full-time employee is 22 now, and he once messaged me privately and said he is struggling because he feels like he hasn't achieved anything. I told him two things that day: firstly, never compare your life to anyone else's - there are just too many variables - comparing your life to others is a surefire path to demotivation and misery. Secondly, I bought my first car when I was 33. I told him there is always time, and never, ever, ever give up. -- Can't wait to share this car with all of you. This one is a keeper and will remain in my private collection! -- I have a few sayings when it comes to collecting cars, but one of them seems to keep guiding me: Save the V8s. And save the NA V8s in particular🚀 — The Cars.co.za Team CarJoy (Pty) Ltd.
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Dream car secured 🕺I started getting media test cars 20 years ago this year. One of the very first was one of these, and goodness knows how 19-year old me didn't kill himself in this car, especially in a stormy Cape Town winter 😅 I've kept an eye on the Lumina market since then and finally, the right car from the right owner at the right time came up. This thing is immaculate, FSH and completely factory original, except for a custom 8-pot big brake upgrade kit. -- I truly believe in helping people without asking for anything return. The way this car came to me, I randomly met a good friend of a good friend; young parents with a toddler. They bought an old high-miler X3 which soon failed; chain jumped and took out the head. They reached out to me for help and through my networks I helped them get a better salvage price. -- The guy who helped them is a serious collector from Pretoria and one of the nicest humans I've ever met. We started chatting often and he randomly asked me one day if I'd be interested in his Lumina, and the rest is history. What you're watching here is me seeing the car for the very first time. 39-year old me is so happy for 19-year old me, and 19-year old me is over the moon for 39-year old me. -- A massive thank you to the amazing people at Moto Village Cape Town who helped make this dream a reality. The team there have always supported me, Yovanie Ganesh and our businesses and I will forever be grateful for their kindness. -- My first intern and now full-time employee is 22 now, and he once messaged me privately and said he is struggling because he feels like he hasn't achieved anything. I told him two things that day: firstly, never compare your life to anyone else's - there are just too many variables - comparing your life to others is a surefire path to demotivation and misery. Secondly, I bought my first car when I was 33. I told him there is always time, and never, ever, ever give up. -- Can't wait to share this car with all of you. This one is a keeper and will remain in my private collection! -- I have a few sayings when it comes to collecting cars, but one of them seems to keep guiding me: Save the V8s. And save the NA V8s in particular🚀 — The Cars.co.za Team CarJoy (Pty) Ltd.

Ciro De Siena

43,460 次观看 • 1 年前

Not gonna lie: last week was absolutely horrible for me. Between dropping what, for me, is a very significant amount of money on car repairs and a pretty traumatic incident at my house that I will not be going into I hit the weekend ready to be done with it. I spent yesterday afternoon on RSO duty and got to hang with a bunch of gun people. I saw several fathers bringing their sons and daughters out to teach them how to shoot. I saw a 13 year-old girl who’s already better with a rifle than I’ll ever be giving her younger sister pointers. I even got to shoot a couple of guns that I’d otherwise never get to play with. That shit was awesome. Even better? Tomorrow afternoon I’ll be on my way to IndiPoc after a Tommy-is-a-fucking-dipshit-related absence. Anyway… GM. Video unrelated.
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Not gonna lie: last week was absolutely horrible for me. Between dropping what, for me, is a very significant amount of money on car repairs and a pretty traumatic incident at my house that I will not be going into I hit the weekend ready to be done with it. I spent yesterday afternoon on RSO duty and got to hang with a bunch of gun people. I saw several fathers bringing their sons and daughters out to teach them how to shoot. I saw a 13 year-old girl who’s already better with a rifle than I’ll ever be giving her younger sister pointers. I even got to shoot a couple of guns that I’d otherwise never get to play with. That shit was awesome. Even better? Tomorrow afternoon I’ll be on my way to IndiPoc after a Tommy-is-a-fucking-dipshit-related absence. Anyway… GM. Video unrelated.

Today’s Tom Sawyer

15,630 次观看 • 11 个月前

🚨| Natalie Pinkham on AD21: "I couldn't explain it to my kids." She speaks on her 'most enduring memory' of that day and maintains that Sir Lewis Hamilton "walked away from that moment with more fans globally than if he'd won an eighth world title because of the way he handled it." : "One of the problems that I had with 2021 personally was I couldn't explain it to my kids, and if I can't explain it to my kids, how can we as broadcasters explain it to the viewers, the public at large? How can anyone really understand it? Not least of all the protagonists, not least of all Lewis, you know." "So I tell you what, for me the most enduring memory of that day was seeing Anthony Hamilton go up and whisper in his son's ear and to this day I've never asked him what he said to his son. I don't want to know because it was such a private moment on a very public stage, but whatever it was, it was enough for Lewis to walk up to Max and shake him by the hand, look him in the eye and I thought, my God, if anything we can take out of this its this incredible moment for children everywhere to see how to deal with adversity and defeat graciously, magnanimously and I still contend to this day that Lewis walked away from that moment with more fans globally than if he'd won an eighth world title because of the way he handled it. It was just incredible." "Yeah, no, and by the way, I didn't want or expect to get drawn into the 2021 thing or take us into it, but I always say as well this wasn't Max's fault, like Max was a deserved winner as well, like you saw some of the performances he put in that season. If you could have split the title in two, both of them were just incredible champions that year and it was a shame that it ended the way it did because actually that overshadowed what was an epic year of racing." [short clip from The Red Flags Pod]
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🚨| Natalie Pinkham on AD21: "I couldn't explain it to my kids." She speaks on her 'most enduring memory' of that day and maintains that Sir Lewis Hamilton "walked away from that moment with more fans globally than if he'd won an eighth world title because of the way he handled it." : "One of the problems that I had with 2021 personally was I couldn't explain it to my kids, and if I can't explain it to my kids, how can we as broadcasters explain it to the viewers, the public at large? How can anyone really understand it? Not least of all the protagonists, not least of all Lewis, you know." "So I tell you what, for me the most enduring memory of that day was seeing Anthony Hamilton go up and whisper in his son's ear and to this day I've never asked him what he said to his son. I don't want to know because it was such a private moment on a very public stage, but whatever it was, it was enough for Lewis to walk up to Max and shake him by the hand, look him in the eye and I thought, my God, if anything we can take out of this its this incredible moment for children everywhere to see how to deal with adversity and defeat graciously, magnanimously and I still contend to this day that Lewis walked away from that moment with more fans globally than if he'd won an eighth world title because of the way he handled it. It was just incredible." "Yeah, no, and by the way, I didn't want or expect to get drawn into the 2021 thing or take us into it, but I always say as well this wasn't Max's fault, like Max was a deserved winner as well, like you saw some of the performances he put in that season. If you could have split the title in two, both of them were just incredible champions that year and it was a shame that it ended the way it did because actually that overshadowed what was an epic year of racing." [short clip from The Red Flags Pod]

sim 🇧🇷🇲🇽🇸🇳🇫🇷🇭🇹

428,464 次观看 • 1 年前

Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong: RFK Jr. “knows more about the science than most doctors.” “After hours of sitting down with him, I was so impressed.” “Red dye, blue dye … published for 12 years in very reputable journals that they’re carcinogenic.” “When he talks about vaccines … there’s no way he wants to ban the polio vaccine. He’s talking about some of the old versions of it that happen to have mercury in them.” “People conflate this politically.” “I sat down with him, heard him, completely understand the science that he’s worried about.” “Now, the Covid vaccine. What he’s worried about, and I was worried about … there was also another opportunity to have a better vaccine that would clear the virus.” “You can get an infection and not d*e because you mitigated it with antibodies, but unless you then clear it from your body, then you’re gonna have long Covid. Now we have 16 million Americans with long Covid.” “We’re gonna have to address the rising instances of cancer. For the first time in my career, I’ve seen an 8-year old, 9-year old, 10-year old with colon cancer.” “For the first time in my career, I’ve had a 13-year old child in our clinic d*e of metastatic pancreatic cancer.” “We have to face reality. The good news … there are effective therapies because we understand the science.” Robert F. Kennedy Jr
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Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong: RFK Jr. “knows more about the science than most doctors.” “After hours of sitting down with him, I was so impressed.” “Red dye, blue dye … published for 12 years in very reputable journals that they’re carcinogenic.” “When he talks about vaccines … there’s no way he wants to ban the polio vaccine. He’s talking about some of the old versions of it that happen to have mercury in them.” “People conflate this politically.” “I sat down with him, heard him, completely understand the science that he’s worried about.” “Now, the Covid vaccine. What he’s worried about, and I was worried about … there was also another opportunity to have a better vaccine that would clear the virus.” “You can get an infection and not d*e because you mitigated it with antibodies, but unless you then clear it from your body, then you’re gonna have long Covid. Now we have 16 million Americans with long Covid.” “We’re gonna have to address the rising instances of cancer. For the first time in my career, I’ve seen an 8-year old, 9-year old, 10-year old with colon cancer.” “For the first time in my career, I’ve had a 13-year old child in our clinic d*e of metastatic pancreatic cancer.” “We have to face reality. The good news … there are effective therapies because we understand the science.” Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Holden Culotta

587,586 次观看 • 1 年前

Chael Sonnen says MMA fighters are the fakest tough guys, even Jon Jones "I personally have never been around a faker group of tough guys than MMA fighters" "I don't put LeBron James down as a tough guy. I don't put Tiger Woods or Serena down as tough guys. But they would never not show up. They would never sit down and want to renegotiate based on who the next game is against. This is exclusive to MMA" "And of those three times a year that they get called to go to work, they don't show up. The guy, his elbow hurts, or his knee hurts. I couldn't imagine my elbow or knee not hurting. I couldn't imagine not making that walk when it's your time" "The best of them, the best of the best of them, which I'd have to put is Jon Jones. You can't get him to show up for work three times a year. If Jon's not going to do it, why would anybody else?"
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Chael Sonnen says MMA fighters are the fakest tough guys, even Jon Jones "I personally have never been around a faker group of tough guys than MMA fighters" "I don't put LeBron James down as a tough guy. I don't put Tiger Woods or Serena down as tough guys. But they would never not show up. They would never sit down and want to renegotiate based on who the next game is against. This is exclusive to MMA" "And of those three times a year that they get called to go to work, they don't show up. The guy, his elbow hurts, or his knee hurts. I couldn't imagine my elbow or knee not hurting. I couldn't imagine not making that walk when it's your time" "The best of them, the best of the best of them, which I'd have to put is Jon Jones. You can't get him to show up for work three times a year. If Jon's not going to do it, why would anybody else?"

katsu

29,208 次观看 • 2 个月前

Mike Vrabel’s message to #Patriots rookie LT Will Campbell: “It’s not about the success, it’s about can you have adversity and come back the next week... I [told him], ‘Listen, you’re the guy that we wanted to play this position and we can’t wait to watch you continue to play, improve, and get better.’ We have a lot of guys that are 21, 22, 23 years old. Our quarterback is younger than [my son] Carter… and that’s exciting... It’s how this league goes. Whether you get beat as a tackle, you get beat as a corner, whatever that may be. You just come back the next day, the next week, and keep fighting. So, I’m proud of them for doing that.” (🎥 Bussin' With The Boys)
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Mike Vrabel’s message to #Patriots rookie LT Will Campbell: “It’s not about the success, it’s about can you have adversity and come back the next week... I [told him], ‘Listen, you’re the guy that we wanted to play this position and we can’t wait to watch you continue to play, improve, and get better.’ We have a lot of guys that are 21, 22, 23 years old. Our quarterback is younger than [my son] Carter… and that’s exciting... It’s how this league goes. Whether you get beat as a tackle, you get beat as a corner, whatever that may be. You just come back the next day, the next week, and keep fighting. So, I’m proud of them for doing that.” (🎥 Bussin' With The Boys)

Carlos A. Lopez

150,206 次观看 • 6 个月前

The question Sam Altman has been waiting for: “The thing to me that feels most psychologically inconsistent about myself is that I have for 20 years been using computers the same way. I now have a magic thing called Codex. So do you, so does everybody. That means I should be using my computer in a completely different way. I should not be clicking around pasting from one messaging app to another. I should not be scrolling mindlessly through my emails and trying to figure out which one is least painful for me to open and respond when I don't want to be dealing with it. I should not be keeping a to-do list and doing sort of these rote computer tasks in the same way that I have for so long. And yet there's something in my mind that is encoded that doing this kind of stuff is what it means to work and what it means to be productive. And if you asked me I would never say I like doing it that way. In fact I would say the opposite and I think I would mean it. I have a better way to do it now. I can do it faster. I can be using Codex for more of just my day-to-day to get through this stack of emails, to do this stuff on my to-do list, to deal with all these things. And I still do it that way. And it makes no sense other than I must secretly like it or feel good about it.”
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The question Sam Altman has been waiting for: “The thing to me that feels most psychologically inconsistent about myself is that I have for 20 years been using computers the same way. I now have a magic thing called Codex. So do you, so does everybody. That means I should be using my computer in a completely different way. I should not be clicking around pasting from one messaging app to another. I should not be scrolling mindlessly through my emails and trying to figure out which one is least painful for me to open and respond when I don't want to be dealing with it. I should not be keeping a to-do list and doing sort of these rote computer tasks in the same way that I have for so long. And yet there's something in my mind that is encoded that doing this kind of stuff is what it means to work and what it means to be productive. And if you asked me I would never say I like doing it that way. In fact I would say the opposite and I think I would mean it. I have a better way to do it now. I can do it faster. I can be using Codex for more of just my day-to-day to get through this stack of emails, to do this stuff on my to-do list, to deal with all these things. And I still do it that way. And it makes no sense other than I must secretly like it or feel good about it.”

David Senra

23,604 次观看 • 5 天前