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this convo started all cute and innocent… just chatting, teasing a little bit 😇 then he goes and says “you can call me daddy” 😳 like sir… i was not ready for that haha. now i can’t even look at my screen without smirking. i swear sometimes these chats...

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I agree with Charlie about Halloween. I backslide a little bit sometimes, and I always regret it. As a former witch saved by Christ 10 years now, I assure you it's not innocent. Free will, of course, but for the record... Charlie was right about this too.

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Mark Cuban on almost trading for Kobe Bryant: “It was 2007, Kobe was ready to get out. And I was on Dancing with the Stars. Google me. I didn’t win. There was a dude named Elvis who was a production assistant, right? And he was just Kobe love everything. I’m between breaks, I’d be like, Elvis, I need a quiet spot. And I would talk to Rob Pelinka, his agent at the time, and he’s like, “Okay, if you can get Dr. Buss to approve. And I talk to Dr. Buss and he was ready to do it. And it was like two first, Josh Howard and Jason Terry for Kobe. And I thought, “Okay, this is done. And I told Elvis, “This is done.” And I went to practice on my jive or whatever. And then we got a call from Rob that Mitch Kupchak, right? Had talked Kobe out of it. That close. And I was telling Dirk the whole time. He goes, “You can trade me. I would trade me for Kobe, too. And I’m like no Dirk the whole point is y’all two.” (Via Club520podcast)

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