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Need for what?
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Let’s talk about “adapting to any new surroundings.” More like “I make new surroundings adapt to me.”
Should’ve seen the early signs that he wasn’t going to be a Cleveland lifer lol
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Jamal Murray not getting suspended makes me think of how they suspended amare after nash got body checked.
Costed them a chip
Costed them a chip
elpablo21
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Didn't have to see the other quotes to know math was a lie
Math?
Math?
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With these speculative trade packages, I can't help but wonder when GMs will stop prioritizing building a team through trades, and instead focus on drafting well and fostering player development.
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Was math the subject that the I Promise school was severely behind on? Lol
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Mike Malone got away with murder too after calling a TO strictly to light up the same refs who will line players up for a tech for looking at someone for a few seconds after making a big play
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Every school in the country is down in math so there's that.
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Are you calling this black king a liar?
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The social sciences/history >>>
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Clearly math was a great subject to him. He’s counted to a billion
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Yall thought Bron was a GM whole time he's a capologist
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Say Lebron is lying one more time and imma send this thread to a dark place.
Last and Final warning.
Last and Final warning.
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Double entendre
elpablo21
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Math was the red delicious apples of school subjects
Science >>
Science >>
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See this Instagram post by @complexsports:
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Math was my favorite subject when I was a kid in St. Lucia
Probably because I was good at it and it was taught in a very different way.
When I came to America in 8th grade, Algebra One was easy because I knew the material already. I liked geometry.
Everything after that was ********. Made me hate the subject and my grades reflected that.
Wasn't until I had to reteach myself Math for grad school did I realize how bad Math education is in American schools
And I went to one of the best school districts in the country at the time
Probably because I was good at it and it was taught in a very different way.
When I came to America in 8th grade, Algebra One was easy because I knew the material already. I liked geometry.
Everything after that was ********. Made me hate the subject and my grades reflected that.
Wasn't until I had to reteach myself Math for grad school did I realize how bad Math education is in American schools
And I went to one of the best school districts in the country at the time
elpablo21
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Some of these football players gotta shut up and huddle
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This is true. They just choose to play a sport with less guaranteed money and higher chance of injury
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majority of the remaining teams in the playoffs have cores built thru the draft. Even pacers acquired hali when he was on the second year of a rookie contract and developed their team around him. sustaining winning happens thru the draft
elpablo21
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Heat front office won't take a trade offer for their star player?
Riley is holding him hostage. They made it personal.
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