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Victory Monday #BigBlue
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Result aside , I’m glad I got a chance to show I can go with one of the best around rn.
I should be in these convos about the top up and coming indie wrestlers. Today was a chance to prove that to myself and to the people who support me. Thank you and let’s keep going❤️
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Kevin Garnett reflects on the rapid evolution of the NBA. When he first entered the league as a young prospect, he found himself matching up against established legends like Charles Barkley and Hakeem Olajuwon. Before long, a shifting of the guard occurred as a new wave of hungry talent emerged to challenge him directly players like Chris Bosh, Rasheed Wallace, Lamar Odom, and Amar'e Stoudemire. This incoming generation arrived eager to make a name for themselves, build their own legacies, and take his spot at the top."
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"open world football game" what the fuck do you mean what the fuck are we doing
EA confirms they are developing an Open World football game and seemingly separate from Madden and College Football.
in.ign.com/madden-nfl-27/275…
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This season has been the strangest combination of exciting and hopeful along with devastating and disappointing.
Giants LB Tremaine Edmunds’ shoulder injury season-ending, per sources.
Another major blow for the Giants, who have already lost QB Jaxson Dart and OLB Brian Burns and a handful of other contributors to season-ending injuries.
Edmunds had played every defensive snap, helping rookie LB Arvell Reese’s acclimation to the NFL. Micah McFadden steps into Edmunds’ role. John Harbaugh has stated that the Giants have three starting ILB, so McFadden gets his shot.
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I’ve been working on something personal, and it’s finally out.
Dear Cairo is a journal app named after my son who passed away. I wanted to create something that carries his name and gives people a place to get things off their chest.
You can write or record your thoughts, draw, trace, color, save memories, and check in with yourself through mood tracking, affirmations, and meditation.
I know what it’s like to have a lot on your mind and not know how to say it. My hope is that this gives somebody a place to start.
Thank you to everybody who helped me get here. 🤍
Free now on the Apple App Store. Coming soon to Google Play. apps.apple.com/us/app/dear-c…
