Alexander PCs

Expertly Crafted Custom PCs. AI and data science for some of your favorite (and least favorite) teams and players. NVIDIA Partnered. 🇺🇸 Veteran Owned.

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@Nati_Sports Sal Stewart looks like he works the deli counter at a Kroger. Not a criticism just an observation. Bro can straight ball though.

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@ShariVogt37283 @barstoolsports First day on the internet ? 😂

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

If someone asks you how much a single soldier's life is worth to the United States Air Force, show them a three-hundred-million-dollar C-17 cargo jet flying across continents with only one hospital bed bolted to the floor.

In 2010, a young American soldier wounded in Afghanistan suffered catastrophic lung failure.

Even with a combat ventilator turned to one hundred percent oxygen, his damaged lungs could no longer pass oxygen into his bloodstream, and field doctors knew he had only hours to live.

A standard medical helicopter cannot run an Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation machine, which pumps a patient's entire blood supply outside the body through an artificial lung and requires heavy electrical power and pressurized cabin stability at thirty thousand feet.

Refusing to let one soldier die, U.S. Air Force critical care specialists from the 59th Medical Wing and Landstuhl Regional Medical Center flew directly into the war zone with a portable heart-lung bypass system.

They cleared the cavernous cargo bay of a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III built to haul a seventy-ton battle tank and strapped the soldier's bed dead center on the steel deck.

For three thousand miles from Afghanistan to Germany, five military doctors and nurses stood around that single bed in the roaring cargo hold, monitoring every drop of his blood until he survived.

No nation on Earth fights harder for a single human heartbeat than the United States military.

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@niamhutd 😂😂😂😂😂

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

This is so brilliant. Fleetwood Town beats Arsenal 😂😂😂

[Fleetwood Town Football Club @ftfc]

We have knocked Arsenal out of the League Cup. Wow. 🤩

🤝 Fox Group

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@CardsMax Wow! Absolute banger. Congrats!

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@RealDanZak Yeah then she dropped 7 points on 2-8 from the floor then spent her presser complaining about the refs. 🙄

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@MotleySchuh I won’t even buy horizontal cards. Anyone else?

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@RamrodJenkins Prayers up for your family brother

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

Yet another quality of live enhancement from @BEAMStreamGG

[BEAM @BEAMStreamGG]

BEAM mobile viewers can now choose between landscape and portrait orientation when a streamer broadcasts in both formats.

Watch the way you prefer, with chat automatically disappearing after seconds in vertical mode for a cleaner, more immersive experience.

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@barstoolsports I mean, she dropped 8 and 7 the last two games on shooting like 20%, sooooo….. maybe it’s not the refs?

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@realhooperz22 Dropped a massive 7 points on ‘em today shooting 2-8 from the field. Dynasty builder 😅

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@OffDaHook35 What’s “the good stuff” right now?

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

This was completely avoidable. It’s honestly sad for the players that the organization is so inept stuff like this keeps happening.

[USA TODAY @USATODAY]

The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries will play one of the biggest games of the WNBA season in front of 3,500 people without a late change. https://t.co/yfWH776XJk

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@espn @alexaphilippou @ramonashelburne Exhibit #7864 that this is not a serious league

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

Airbnb and ride-sharing made travel cheaper, easier, and more flexible.

Then they added chores, fees, ratings, and awkward social rules.

Airbnb guests became “houseguests”: strip the bed, take out the trash, follow the chore list, pay a huge cleaning fee—and still get rated by the host.

That’s not hospitality. It’s a sleepover at your aunt’s house.

People want a simple transaction:

I pay.
You provide a clean room.
I stay.
Done.

Hotels understood this a century ago.

The same goes for ride-sharing. It’s convenient, especially where taxis are scarce. But customers don’t want to worry about talking too loudly, choosing the wrong radio station, or violating a driver’s unwritten rules.

The future of travel isn’t Airbnb or ride-sharing disappearing. It’s the services that keep the flexibility and convenience—without turning every trip into a maze of fees, chores, ratings, and social anxiety.

Less friction. More hospitality.

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@BBGreatMoments Because Ted Williams was a prick and the writers hated him.

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@jeremyct Bro thinks painters went to trade school lol

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

@Mayor_Mojo @TerribleTerry83 @Google @baseballhall Well that won’t be a problem here because posey is the only hall of fame worthy name.