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Kanye has survived like 11 career-ending controversies and still stands. I don’t think I’ve seen a nigga that solid.
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Terence Crawford wasn't about to let a tough guy story slide without questioning it 💀
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Luka Doncic waved off every screen in the last minutes, called Dyson Daniels a bitch, took it all the way to the rim for a tough layup, then went right back to calling Dyson Daniels a bitch again. Best player in the world.
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You know a nigga going through shit when he start appreciating sunsets,fresh air and a walk
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He thought Iran was another Venezuela situation where it will be wrapped up in 5 mins. Completely underestimated his opponent. They can destroy your 7 figure vehicles with unlimited £15k drones ffs.
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That’s the spirit, Scott. Nothing better than actively participating in the race to the bottom. What a good, little bootlicker👏🏻👏🏻
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Many of you still think soldiers die like heroes in clean, decisive moments. This footage from Height 105-106 shows the actual pattern: short, brutal close encounters in trenches and treelines where both sides take heavy losses in seconds. The foreign volunteers (US, Canadian and others) who went into Alfa and Bravo did not stroll in as invincible veterans; they closed with the enemy under fire, cleared positions, and finished the fight at arm’s length. Officials on both sides will call the dead martyrs or heroes. That is a cliché that softens reality for people who have never watched these frames.
This is not the Middle East style of engagement most Western veterans trained for. Iraq and Afghanistan experience does not automatically transfer. Standard training and past tours do not prepare you for the density of fires, the constant drone threat, and the pure infantry meat-grinder of these European fields. You can be a veteran of Kandahar or Fallujah and still not last long if you trust only old skills. As the Afghan proverb says: everyone is gang until they go to Kandahar. The ones who actually went into those trenches found out quickly that talk and prior service do not change the arithmetic of short-range killing. Most of the fallen on either side were not dying as storybook heroes. They were simply there when the next burst of fire arrived.
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There’s just no way around the fact that this is the funniest video of the entire year























