This discourse about the lady getting someone’s car towed is interesting. People really expect compassion for being inconsiderate in the first damn place. lol
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Brayden Burries' dunk registered a Dunk Score of 120.1, the highest recorded this season 💥
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Good looking man.
THIS JBL HALLOWEEN COSTUME IS ABSOLUTELY UNREAL
THE HORNS ON THE CAR GOT ME CRYING 😭
- @DjBLACKMAN4LIFE
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The more I see yall defending the lady who car got towed the more I realized yall are the same kind of person as her. Inconsiderate with a victim mentality, she violated and now she gotta deal with it.
She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed.
"There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor."
Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other."
Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you."
Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?
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Fred Armisen breaks down the fascinating evolution of conversational accents and speech patterns decade by decade on The Tonight Show.
"I've been working on some impressions of accents through the decades"
1900s: "the manufacturer and the farmer, people thought it was very British, but it's actually very Dutch and German"
1920s: "They start getting very aware of the microphone"
1950s: "It starts to flatten out a little bit. I'd like to on a Friday night, I'd like to read a book on a Friday night"
1960s: "Diverges a little bit where there's an official sort of news hour... and then the sort of people in interviews looked like they were in shock"
1970s: "There's a whisper to it. There's a sort of confusion as to what's going on, there's a whisper"
1990s: "Very kind of laid back, wow, the nineties laid back, yeah, very sarcastic and ironic, wow"
2000s: "You start to hear the vocal fry... guys are in a meeting and they can sort of hear that throughout when they're talking on a conference call"
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Players are shooting 25-of-65 (38.5%) when defended by Myles Turner, who has the second-most blocks in the NBA. He is averaging the ninth-most points on the team while shooting 25% on wide-open 3-pointers.
Looked at his great defense and poor offense. behindthebuckpass.com/myles-…
