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Her and Olivia munns faces are odd
the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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Her body is godly. Her face...is weird...but not bad enough to take away from the complete work of art.Body is smooth but that face. Sheesh.
I don't ever look at the face and think it's ugly. It's not classically beautiful though.
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Why is there not a "Risk it All For......" thread? Just asking.
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Just copped another pair of Pythons. Tryna get rid of the metallic gold joints that have rn.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/253590450686
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/253590450686
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^ Joints that i scooped. Not the ones that im selling.
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Rest in peace, Celia Barquín.
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Today has been a terrible day
- Sep 28, 2003
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Sorry to hear that. Hope it gets better soon.
- Apr 15, 2004
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This was so clever lol
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Just think good thoughts and your trip to Miami.
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I might've posted this here or in another thread but still hilarious
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I had a terrible day yesterday.
Today is actually going great.
Each day is a new start
Today is actually going great.
Each day is a new start
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Gimme top, in my drop top
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God keep blessing the kid. Gotta show my faith throw my works though.
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Morning Tip Mailbag: Your questions on future Hall of Famers, Mario Hezonja and more
David Aldridge TNT Analyst
@daldridgetntArchive
Sep 17, 2018 9:55 AM ET
In the 1990s, it didn't take Penny Hardaway long to rise to stardom in the NBA.
A Penny for Your Thoughts. From Nick Ivory:
I appreciate your write up on Chris Webber, he's always been one of my favorites. I have another guy who I think should be in the hall because of your two-question criteria: Penny Hardaway. When you talk about overall basketball contributions, he averaged 36.6 ppg and 10.1 rpg in high school and, in college, he changed the atmosphere at then Memphis State as a two-time All American
In the NBA, he was a four-time All-Star, a two-time All-NBA first team member and made an All-NBA third team, too. He also led the Magic to The Finals in his second season. These things you know, of course, but I just wish that people would understand his impact on the game as well. His numbers overall aren't the greatest due to injuries but neither are Bill Walton's. It would be great to see a similar write-up on my guy, Penny Hardaway.
Penny Hardaway talks about his heyday with the Orlando Magic.
You can certainly make a case for Penny, Nick. Based on my Andrew Toney Test described last week, even though Penny’s elite days as a pro were limited because of injury, he was surely dominant when he was healthy. He and Shaq were pretty dominant in those years when the Magic made The Finals and were the only Eastern Conference team in seven years to beat a Bulls team with Michael Jordan on it. Humbly, I would say C-Webb has a better case than Penny, though, based on his high school and college play/influence as well as what he did in the pros.
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My 1¢ thoughts
Okay i might be a little bias cause as a kid I actually had nba heros and penny hardaway was one of them and my dad brought me penny 2s in the 4th grade which only few people had due to jordan popularity which is my Do or die favorite basketball kicks in my collection.
The man took out the bulls & MJ in the eastern conference. Put some respect on his name for doing that. Im sure it wasn't easy. But yeah he should've been HOF status even if he had crippling injuries his loce for the game and impact to basketball culture is more than what any player can achieve in his limited nba career.
David Aldridge TNT Analyst
@daldridgetntArchive
Sep 17, 2018 9:55 AM ET
In the 1990s, it didn't take Penny Hardaway long to rise to stardom in the NBA.
A Penny for Your Thoughts. From Nick Ivory:
I appreciate your write up on Chris Webber, he's always been one of my favorites. I have another guy who I think should be in the hall because of your two-question criteria: Penny Hardaway. When you talk about overall basketball contributions, he averaged 36.6 ppg and 10.1 rpg in high school and, in college, he changed the atmosphere at then Memphis State as a two-time All American
In the NBA, he was a four-time All-Star, a two-time All-NBA first team member and made an All-NBA third team, too. He also led the Magic to The Finals in his second season. These things you know, of course, but I just wish that people would understand his impact on the game as well. His numbers overall aren't the greatest due to injuries but neither are Bill Walton's. It would be great to see a similar write-up on my guy, Penny Hardaway.
Penny Hardaway talks about his heyday with the Orlando Magic.
You can certainly make a case for Penny, Nick. Based on my Andrew Toney Test described last week, even though Penny’s elite days as a pro were limited because of injury, he was surely dominant when he was healthy. He and Shaq were pretty dominant in those years when the Magic made The Finals and were the only Eastern Conference team in seven years to beat a Bulls team with Michael Jordan on it. Humbly, I would say C-Webb has a better case than Penny, though, based on his high school and college play/influence as well as what he did in the pros.
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My 1¢ thoughts
Okay i might be a little bias cause as a kid I actually had nba heros and penny hardaway was one of them and my dad brought me penny 2s in the 4th grade which only few people had due to jordan popularity which is my Do or die favorite basketball kicks in my collection.
The man took out the bulls & MJ in the eastern conference. Put some respect on his name for doing that. Im sure it wasn't easy. But yeah he should've been HOF status even if he had crippling injuries his loce for the game and impact to basketball culture is more than what any player can achieve in his limited nba career.
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Laaawd! Whos this?
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If anybody remembers I had a terrible case of pink eye last month, I just got 3 different bills in the mail.
Insurance covered a bit around $2.3K and there's still $500 left I have to cover. Note that the charges are only from 1 visit so there's more coming.. all that for pink eye
Insurance covered a bit around $2.3K and there's still $500 left I have to cover. Note that the charges are only from 1 visit so there's more coming.. all that for pink eye
@?
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How did you get pinkeye? I've had a stye before but never pink eye.
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I touched somebody/ something contaminated and then touched my eye
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Penny was the man, yes they took out the Bulls, but that was a Bulls team with a rinsed MJ fresh from baseball.
