@JJWatt only asked for $200,000 originally. When it was all said and done, he had raised over $37 million and a Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.
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As soon as he got the ball in the box when US turned it over I audibly went “Oh nooo” and my wife looked at me confused before he scored and I had to explain that no matter how old or fat Lukaku gets, he’s scoring when he gets it in the box
I saw Mohamed Salah play 120 minutes in a knockout game at 34 with a hamstring injury and he got MOTM while leading his country to win their first ever knockout game, some players don’t have it 👍
“How have USA and MEX crashed it on these South American teams but the Europeans can’t?”
My friend, I speak Gold Cup. No one is more equipped to deal with barbaric CONMEBOL sides than CONCACAF teams. They will gladly meet these teams on the battlefield
Australian World Cup fans were caught chanting:
“Aussie boys are on a bender, Donald Trump is a sex offender.”
The tournament is barely underway and the chants are already in midseason form. 💀
Out of all the images and videos I've seen from Artemis II, this is the most incredible. Not because it's the best quality, but because it feels distinctly human.
The shakiness, the awkward focusing, the sound of other people in the background... A human explorer took this video, and this is exactly what he saw.
maybe i’m just young and brainrotted but the first few seconds of the phone blurrily readjusting to the moon affected me more viscerally than any other photo that came out of Artemis
Miserable people spread misery.
Either
1. Ask your partner questions to better understand and best serve them, instead of assuming the problem and trying to “fix” it on your own OR
2. You’re a weirdo who doesn’t like their partner, which is your fault. Just leave.
Jimmy Carr nails why modern relationships feel so heavy:
“90% of arguments between couples are one person saying to the other: ‘You are not enough people.’ We expect our partner to be everything—best friend, lover, therapist, adventure buddy, emotional support, entertainment source, life coach… all in one.
But it takes a village—not just to raise a kid, but to live a full life. You need friends, colleagues, people you see regularly. Without that wider circle, the pressure on one person becomes crushing.”
Short 37-second clip embedded — Jimmy’s blunt delivery makes it hit home.
Modern love isn’t failing because we’re broken.
It’s failing because we’re asking one person to be the whole village.
Who else feels this? Or who’s built a real village around their relationship?