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βHow does it feel to celebrate with everyone?β
βI AM JAPANEESSSEEE!!!β
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New Giants OL Francis Mauigoa's first message to QB Jaxson Dart: "I'll die about this shit, man."
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i should be able to click a button at the beginning of a sports season that says βiβm normalβ and i donβt get served any ads for crypto or gambling
Hey @NWSFortWorth is that a fucking tornado in Forest Hill or what
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Sad to see ex-NHL players like @jachobe using their platform to try to silence victims of sexual violence and impugn the voices of women.
This kind of misogyny is a root cause to why hockey culture has earned, and maintains, its reputation.
fuck you. resign in disgrace.
Replying to @ChadPergram
To be perfectly clear: destroying the Iranian regime.
Free the Iranian citizens from this cancerous, repressive, and authoritarian regime.
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imagine being this fucking stupid and still somehow getting people to listen to your shitty podcast or whatever
What in the actual fuck is this organization doing? Scott Blewett was not only very good he had multiple years of control. Something we have needed down in that pen. Dude gets to work once a week because Brian Snitker doesnβt know what he is doing and then you DFA after one bad outing? Truly boneheaded move by AA.
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Since the story on the @DeptofDefense's website on Jackie Robinson has been deleted, here are the details of his service in the United States military.
In 1942, Robinson was drafted and reported to Fort Riley, Kansas. By early 1943, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant before joining the 761st tank battalion, also known as the Black Panthers.
A year later, after Robinson boarded an Army bus, the driver asked him to retreat to the back. Robinson refused -- more than a decade before Rosa Parks. Robinson was court martialed and later acquitted.
He spent the rest of his military service at Camp Breckinridge, where he coached Army athletics teams. Robinson was honorably discharged in November 1944.





























