Oscar Diaz

It's clear I'll always be the same Until the end of time. Father to a beautiful little girl Alyssa Redskins all day, Gym Rat Instagram Diazo_88 SC: diaz1088

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@justdoit0623 @nflmemes Shit your bitch ass up

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11/14/25

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Lamar just doing his own thing out there, dropping back 25 yards and freelancing. Sacked.

Stay in structure. Help your guys out.

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@Crunchyroll Reincarnated as a slime

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Left this man flabbergasted 🤣#RaiseHail

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TERRY McLAURIN TO THE HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Just checking to see if y'all still Dem Boyz...

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Patience, Folks! Patience😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

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Kliff Kingsbury is laughing. That’s how easy it’s been.

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Now that Josh Allen has cleaned up his turnover act, and he no longer has Diggs, he's making the case HE'S the NFL's best QB.

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Ravens fans be like “what you mean he was on the line!??”

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Greatest transformation in anime history was the original Goku Super Saiyan transformation in Dragon Ball Z.

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Sean Schemmel says this month marks 25 years of him being the English voice for Goku in the ‘DRAGON BALL’ series

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BLEACH Creator, Tite Kubo reacts to Toriyama's passing.

"It would be strange to write a diary without mentioning this, so I'll just talk about something serious.

Personally, I don't feel any loneliness or pain. I'm not saying there aren't any at all, but there aren't as many as I thought.

It's the death of someone I've read since I was
a child, someone who works in the same magazine as me, and someone I'm deeply influenced by, so it feels different than when I deal with death in general, but that's why I feel like it doesn't exist.

I've never really talked about this to anyone, but I've always believed that creating things means expanding your sensibilities and expanding your life. This is because I believe that as long as the work exists, the author is not dead.

And I believe that being able to properly get used to this feeling is proof of the magnitude of the work's existence that remains in my heart.
That's all.

From the next post, I will continue with my usual enthusiasm."

via: Klub Outside

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Dragon Ball has had an incredible impact on many of our lives. Friendships were formed, bonds were forged, and rivalries were born. Thank you for everything, Akira Toriyama. The world won’t be the same without you.

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NARUTO series creator Masashi Kishimoto reacts to Toriyama's passing.

"I honestly don't know what to write about this sudden event.
But for now, I would like to share my thoughts and feelings that I had hoped for one day Mr. Toriyama would ask me about it.

I grew up with his manga, Dr. Slump in the lower grades of elementary school and Dragon Ball in the upper grades, and it was natural for me to have his manga as a part of my life.
Even when I was having a bad day, the weekly Dragon Ball made me forget about it. As a country boy with nothing, that was a relief to me.
I really enjoyed Dragon Ball too much!
I was a college student. Suddenly, Dragon Ball, which had been a part of my life for so many years, came to an end.
I felt a tremendous sense of loss and didn't know what to look forward to.
But at the same time, it was an opportunity for me to truly understand the greatness of the master who created Dragon Ball.
I wanted to create a work like his!
I wanted to be just like him!
And as I followed in his footsteps to become a manga artist, I began to feel less and less lost.
It was because I enjoyed making manga.
By following him, I was able to find new enjoyment.
Sensei was always my guide.
He was my admirer.
I may be annoying to him, but I am grateful to him.
For me, he was truly the God of salvation and the God of manga.

When I first met him, I was too nervous to say a single word.
But after meeting him many times at the Tezuka Award judging, I became able to talk.
I will never forget the slightly embarrassed smile on his face when he and Mr. Oda talked excitedly about how Dragon Ball was fun, as if they were children again and were engaged in a competition.

I just received the news of Sensei's passing.
I feel a tremendous sense of loss, more than when Dragon Ball ended...
I still don't know how to deal with this hole in my heart.
I can't even read Dragon Ball, which I love.
I don't even feel like I can write this message to Sensei properly.
Everyone in the world was still looking forward to your work.
If I could really have one Dragon Ball wish come true...I'm sorry...
That may be selfish of me, but I am sad, Sensei.

Akira Toriyama-sensei, thank you for 45 years of enjoyable works.
And thank you for your hard work.

I am sure that his family members are still deeply saddened by this loss.
Please take care of yourselves.
I pray that Akira Toriyama-sensei may rest in peace."