His mom said he was a good boy!!!

Apartment slowly coming together. Tomorrow I'm gonna put the Halloween ornaments on the tree. Call the VA to get a referral. Also, got xfinity coming in the morning to get the gateway working. I also need to find a place that isn't Walmart to buy a office chair

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Some Gave All, Can I Get an Amen? 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I was off X for four days this week. My wife and I went through one hell of a week! When you get old, sometimes you do the best you can but, sometimes you need help. I got us through the week because, I will never ask for help! I’ll just fight through the shit, the best I can! But, if you’ve seen my posts today, besides jokes, I’m fighting as hard as I can for this country! Some of you MF’ers can come at me with your bullshit, but, you will never convince me you are right! You’ve been brainwashed, I’ve seen things with my own eyes! So, we aren’t the same and never will be! To the 3-4 people that checked on me this week, I want you to know, I really appreciate you! Sometimes, little things reveal who truly cares about you! I’m not going to post names of those people because, you know who you are!

Pretty awesome if you ask me Of course you're not gonna see AB, Kelsey, or Sophie running around with these - Kelsey is a Puma girl now and AB and Sophie are both Adidas if I recall But I'm sure they low key are enjoying their own pairs as well I just love how genuinely excited the girls are for this - I would be too!

GOOD MORNING Humans & Aliens 👽 Hope you all have a Terrific Thursday. Last leg of my trip to Athens. Looked to see if there was still apartments for rent at the places I was thinking of. There are some still available or they haven't updated their postings. Find out tomorrow

Landon Robinson grew up in Ohio, in a family full of Cincinnati Bengals fans. His dad has rooted for them his whole life. This year, the Bengals used the 226th pick in the draft, one of the very last picks of the entire draft, to take him. A kid who grew up cheering for them was suddenly on their team. And the way he got there makes it better. Robinson didn't take the normal path to the NFL. He went to the United States Naval Academy. At just 6-foot-0 and 295 pounds, undersized for an interior lineman, he was told his whole career that he was too small to matter. He kept wrecking offenses anyway. By his senior year in 2025 he was named a first-team All-American, the first Navy defensive player to earn that honor in 50 years, and the Defensive Player of the Year in his conference. He finished with 14.5 career sacks and was voted a captain by his teammates. Still, the size questions dropped him all the way to the seventh round. Nearly every team in the league passed on him, some of them multiple times. Then he got to camp and answered all of it. During the preseason, Landon Robinson led the entire NFL in sacks with four, and in total pressures with ten. Not just the rookies. Not just the seventh-rounders. Everybody. He worked after practice with veterans like Dexter Lawrence, studied film obsessively, and forced a loaded Bengals defensive line to make room for him. This week, he got the word. He made the 53-man roster. And today, walking into his first NFL game, he didn't show up in a designer fit like everyone else. He came in his full Navy Service Dress, the whites, the whole thing, honoring where he came from before pro football ever called his name. Because he isn't just a rookie. He's Marine 2nd Lt. Landon Robinson, commissioned after graduating the Naval Academy, and the first player the Bengals have drafted out of a service academy since 1968. A Bengals fan. A Marine. The last pick in the draft, who led the entire league in sacks this preseason before he ever played a real down. Some guys just refuse to be told no.

Houthis vs Saudi Apache helicopters. I got fiddy on the flying tanks💥

After years of being here, I`m tired of talking to myself. Ever since Elon made this a pay to play app, I`ve been invisible. So, why waste my time here anymore? Stay strong and vote red to keep the wolves at bay. I`m outa here. I`ll be out at the fire pit. Cya!

RT @Adrienne2012: USA! USA! USA!

God put this passion in my heart since I was a young girl!!! The fire that never stops burning 🔥. #godisgood

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Me and my friend ❤️🥰

Video of most of my spur collection

Last night was truly special. 🥰❤️ Had to celebrate once more at home my birthday deserved it, especially since it fell on game day! 🤭🙈✨

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The U.S. added 162,000 jobs in August, the Labor Department reported Friday, a much-stronger-than-expected result that suggested the labor market shook off its early-summer doldrums. The unemployment rate stayed steady at 4.1%.

I don't know why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture was unveiled recently in South Dakota. It's called 'Dignity' and was done by artist Dale Lamphere to honor the women of the Sioux Nation. Thank you for liking my post!

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A lot of people commenting on one of my previous posts about CC being a great iso player. I don't pretend to be an expert just because I played D-3....but this is why I see a difference between CC and iso ball: The confusion is that people are using “iso scorer” to mean “a player who can create her own shot.” Those aren't quite the same thing. Kelsey Mitchell is much closer to a traditional isolation scorer. Give her the ball against a defender, flatten the floor, and the possession can essentially become: Kelsey, beat her. Her offensive skill set is built around winning the individual matchup—hesitations, crossovers, changes of direction, acceleration, deceleration, getting the defender on her hip, creating separation for a pull-up, or getting all the way to the rim. The defense can know she's looking to score and she can still manufacture the shot. Caitlin absolutely can do that. She's got a nasty stepback, crossover, hesitation and tremendous change of pace. But that's not really the organizing principle of her offense. I'd describe Caitlin as a pick-and-roll / advantage-creation guard rather than an isolation scorer. The distinction I'd make is: Kelsey attacks the defender. Caitlin attacks the defense. That's the simplest way I know to explain it. With Caitlin, the ball screen isn't necessarily there because she needs somebody to get her open. It's there because she wants to force the defense to make a decision. The instant that screen arrives, she's processing: - Did the defender go over or under? - Did the big drop? - Did the big show? - Are they blitzing? - Did the weak-side defender tag the roller? - Did somebody stunt from the corner? - Is the roller open? - Did the defense rotate early? - Can she reject the screen? - Is there enough space for the pull-up three? And then she punishes whichever choice you make. That's why some possessions where Caitlin ultimately scores can superficially look like isolation basketball. She might come off the screen, snake the dribble, retreat, reattack and eventually hit a stepback. But the entire possession was built around manipulating multiple defenders. Kelsey's scoring is much more frequently “Can you guard me?” Caitlin's is much more frequently “Can the five of you guard everything I'm creating?” And there's another huge difference: Caitlin's shooting range makes her pick-and-roll game almost structurally absurd. Normally, a defense has some breathing room before the ballhandler becomes a legitimate shooting threat. Caitlin can force the point-of-attack defender to engage 28–30 feet from the basket. That stretches the geometry of the entire defense. Now bring a screener up there and suddenly two defenders can be occupied damn near at the logo. That's where the roller, short roll, weak-side shooter, backdoor cut, etc. become available. So when somebody says: “Caitlin Clark is one of the best iso players in the WNBA.” I'd say: She's one of the best self-creators in the league. That's different. She can isolate. She's dangerous in isolation. But if you're trying to describe her actual offensive identity, high-volume isolation scorer isn't really it. In fact, reducing Caitlin to an iso player almost undersells what makes her special. Isolation asks, “Can I create a good shot for myself against this defender?” Caitlin's game asks, “How do I turn what this defender and the other four defenders are doing into the best shot for my team?” And THAT is why comparing her scoring skill set directly with Mitchell's gets tricky. Kelsey may actually have the deeper pure one-on-one scoring bag. Caitlin has the vastly larger offensive manipulation bag. Put even shorter: Mitchell creates separation. Clark creates advantages. Both can get you 30. They just arrive at 30 in very different ways.