Stuff like this must hit like crack if you’re an idiot 😂.
A lot of pilots flew into thunderstorms that day.
The entire state was covered in storms.
Big ass state. Entire state.
Why just this incident? Why the plane that was 2-6 miles approaching Mar A Lago?
Why just this plane? Why did it land within 5 miles of where surface to air missile defense bases were installed mere days prior.
You wrote a lot of words.
But there were other planes and lears in the air at the same time and same icy bad weather
But ignore it all
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Hank Latimer retweeted
Maybe you’re just not very good at evaluating talent?
May appear to be a knee-jerk reaction, but that was the worst loss Texas has suffered under Sarkisian.
An undermanned, undertalented Oklahoma team just won a game they had no business winning because Texas could not get out of their own way for 60 straight minutes.
Blocked punt for a TD, pick-six, INT negated to penalty, an INT throw under 0:30 left. Just abysmally executed and coached the entire way through.
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From a personnel perspective, I think this is the least talented Oklahoma offense I’ve seen in my lifetime.
There is absolutely nothing threatening at receiver or running back, and the offensive line certainly has its own issues.
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Hoping this goes like that time Mike Leach offered the kicker from a mid-game field goal contest and started him the rest of the season.
Make history and be the lucky season ticket holder to design the opening drive of the home opener when @ZipsFB hosts Robert Morris‼️
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#GoZips🦘#MakeTheClimb
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Weird delays when the Thunder play the Jazz. A tradition unlike any other.
#ThunderUp
It’s been six months since the OKC Thunder have lost a game in the Paycom Center.
#ThunderUp
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Read the rule again. Show me in the text of the rule what Taylor Wein did that was a penalty.
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Hank Latimer retweeted
The next chapter of Thunder Basketball awaits
@royceyoung on season 18 🎤
Hank Latimer retweeted
NEW: The Thunder are built upon a tragedy that seared their city 30 years ago. When Sam Presti arrived in 2008, he was so inspired by the recovery that he built his team in its image, forging bonds with those whose lives forever changed on April 19, 1995. espn.com/nba/story/_/id/4638…
Just a thought…maybe the band doesn’t need to be mic’d up so that the loud speakers drown out the sound from the actual band…with a half second delay.
I like to talk with my family during the game about how I’m feeling about the team. However, the speakers are so loud in the stadium that we are unable to do so
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“It just means more” #ThunderUp
“We come here to remember.”
This photo should win awards and be prominently displayed inside the memorial. Simply an awe-inspiring image we will remember forever.
(Photo credit: Jimmy Do, OKC Thunder photographer)
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RIP to the man who turned OKC’s severe weather season from something I was genuinely terrified of as a kid to a season that I *almost* look forward to every year.
There was a comfort in knowing that anytime the skies darkened, we could flip on the TV and Gary would always be there to calmly explain the situation so that we not only knew what to do next but also understood the why and how of what was happening. More than once, I’ve heard visitors from outside of Oklahoma ask how we could be so calm with pitch black skies bearing down and sirens blaring. Gary England’s ability to turn terrifying into fascinating is the how.
Tornado season after season, we did stay with TV 9. Thank you for keeping us advised.
Pioneering meteorologist Gary England dies at 85 oklahoman.com/story/entertai…
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