Idk what im even doing here tbh • Houston sports fan
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Ik I replied to this like months ago sayin Shelton
But I have now updated my choice on who should be the next ROH World Champ:
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Always found it funny when people would say about the Mr Perfect vignettes "they did loads of takes just so he'd get the right one."
You could have me doing this 9000 times, and I'm not getting three in a row. There's a reason he got that gimmick.
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you know how we say it take a village to raise a child but what if the village is retarded what you think its gonna produce /// reaction meme
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Dave Meltzer gives his opinion on how good/bad he thinks matches are. Jim Cornette calls black people Nigger when he gets upset. Guess who the IWC has more smoke for? Lmao.
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Houston is absolutely magic. My life should be impossible. Shout out Cypress Creek HS, #TexansLegend Kandi King.
Support kids, and fully resourced, deeply supported public education for all. Spend that energy money on all #Texans. That is Ima Hogg’s Texas.
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Greatest city ever, never felt as an outsider
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Fuck, I love being from Houston, the most diverse city on earth. Willing to bet the person who posted the quoted tweet is from Dallas.
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Yeah we know and we don't mind. Houston is a multi cultural city and it's not a big deal to us or anybody else. Houston is not the place for you if you want a monocultural society. There are multiple ways out pick a freeway and go north south east west
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I love when non-Houstonians fear monger about our city.
Houston is the greatest experiment in the beauty of multicultural tolerance. All of our ethnic groups + religions are hella chill w/ each other. We coexist beautifully & live peacefully, and have for decades. Cry about it.
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houston is magic. a swampy town that shouldn't exist where a new build high rise lives in relative harmony with a 70 year old bungalow in the same neighborhood as an Ethiopian restaurant and a Tex Mex place. A testament to the American experiment if there ever was one.
