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If it’s a 2 year rebuild sure, the real issue is we need the coaches to play all the young guys these final 10 games to see what we really need for next year
One of 32 jobs is dog shit is crazy lmfao
“The Colts GM job is a DOG S*** gig. It truly is.”
@JohnMiddlekauff explains why Indy’s GM job is a tough sell: low returns for Nelson & Buckner, no 2027 1st round pick, Daniel Jones’ deal and concerns about Carlie Irsay-Gordon.
Need anime to become uncool again so I can get my seasons back….. now everybody wanna make a damn canon movie when all them joints never used to be canon
She put them niggas in a 720 contract lmao fuck a 360… her business wasn’t begin with.
Everybody calling Wanda a manipulator but she always did what was right for her and those around her… all she did was play her cards right. I don’t see the issue 👀 #TheDropFX
Marc clearly ain’t watch no video and that kid was too little to be pushing any of them
Marc says the internet had him outraged at first when he heard about the 3-year-old soccer boy. Now he's not so sure it's racism. Calling the police on a kid for being too good just doesn't sound right to him, and the story doesn't add up. He's been to a lot of youth sports events, and nobody ever got beaten so badly that someone called the cops. Ish then asked him if he'd actually seen the video because that kid was special .
Marc added if a kid is that good at 3, the parents are probably pushing him hard, and they might be assholes. After hearing the other side, he thinks some parents get way too hyped about their kids. He heard the parents were filming and making noise and mocking people, and that's why the police were called. He leans toward that version.
Joe sees it differently. He goes to these events, and talking shit about other people's kids is very common. Even if that's all true, he says crossing the line is normal in youth sports.
Marc then read a report that the kid pushed other kids and got pulled from the game, and the parents started arguing with the ref. Marc says that's the kind of thing that happens with star kids, because their parents are obnoxious.
Joe says it's tough, though. If your kid is that advanced at 3, you're already preparing him for the next level, so he gets it .
Destroy it
Hello everyone, it has been a long time...
For the past few months, many of you have probably wondered what happened to us. Why we suddenly went quiet, why the updates stopped, and whether we had finally given up on this crazy idea.
The truth is, we never stopped.
Behind the scenes, we were working on something that demanded far more time, patience, and research than we ever expected. What started as a simple question slowly turned into something much bigger. One lead led to another, one discovery raised ten new questions, and every time we thought we were getting closer, something forced us to reconsider everything.
There were countless dead ends. Information scattered across places we never thought to look. Details that had gone unnoticed, connections that didn't seem to make sense at first, and questions that nobody seemed to have a clear answer to.
We spent weeks digging deeper, trying to separate coincidence from something that could actually mean something. Some nights, we stayed up for hours chasing a single piece of information, convinced we were onto something, only to find ourselves back at square one a few hours later.
And of course, there were doubts.
Was all this research leading anywhere? Were we looking too far into things? Were we chasing something that was never meant to be found?
More than once, we questioned the entire journey. But every time we considered walking away, there was always one more detail that didn't sit right. One more connection worth investigating. One more reason to keep going.
So we kept digging.
And slowly, the pieces started coming together.
Things that once seemed unrelated began to make sense. The more we investigated, the harder it became to ignore what was taking shape in front of us. We went from asking ourselves whether there was anything worth pursuing to realizing that we might be standing closer to the answer than we had ever imagined.
We didn't want to come back just to make another announcement. We didn't want to give you empty promises or tell a story without doing the work to back it up.
We wanted to have something meaningful to share.
And after months of silence, research, setbacks, and more sleepless nights than we can count, it's finally time to tell you why we never gave up.
We believe we've found the One Piece.
We know how that sounds. We know what this means, and we know that words alone aren't enough.
That's why this isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning of the part we've been working towards all this time.
We've kept quiet for a reason.
Now, it's time to show you what we've found.
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Earlier this year an official One Piece video had Author Eiichiro Oda write down the secret of the One Piece, it was then buried at the bottom of the sea. This Twitter account has nothing to do with that, and is just banking off the situation to promote their crypto.
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This kinda a bad look… I’ve never seen this woman this much in my timeline and he been on the colts for damn near a decade
Jonathan Taylor's wife on Instagram:
"Is literally anyone safe on this team? It feels like rookie year all over again. My mind is spiraling. What does this mean for my husband and I? Do I need to start packing our bags? Are we going to be spending our daughter's first Halloween together? Will we make it to gameday or was last week the last time my husband is putting on a Colts jersey? What are we going to do without Quenton Nelson?"




















