Skipper

Physical Geographer 🌍. University of Alabama Grad 🐘. US Marine Vet 🐶 Owner of Ty Mana Farm 🍀

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

Smoke em if you got em Bammers! I got a pack of black n milds for all you fucks! War Eagle!!!!!!

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

Not cannon! Irrelevant

[JAYPRO00 @jaypro00]

https://t.co/hhnQ2P6tMK Naruto and Sasuke's fight against Jigen in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations episode 204 marks one of the first major head-to-head clashes against the leader of the Kara organization, bringing two of the series' most experienced shinobis against an opponent that quickly proves to be far more dangerous than any enemy recently faced. Jigen, in fact the vessel used by Isshiki Otsutsuki, attacks by creating bats capable of both hitting and blocking any invader, as well as manipulating his own body size to escape direct attacks, something that initially confuses even Sasuke's sharp perception. Naruto manages to lock the batons using a large-scale Rasengan, and together with Sasuke, discovers a major weakness in Jigen's absorption ability, forcing the villain himself to admit, although uncontrollably, that exposing this vulnerability was a miscalculation on his part. Studio Pierrot builds this sequence by balancing rapid teleport movements with intense physical punch exchanges, taking advantage of the other-dimensional scenario to give complete freedom of movement during combat, while the soundtrack reinforces the increasing tension of a fight that exposes, right in the face, how much Jigen is on a different level of power compared to any previous opponent in the franchise. It's an important episode because it introduces the real threat the Otsutsukis pose to the future of the series.

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

@BeniHana_30 Fasho!

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@gucceCU @LeilaniDaddy

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

If yall think he is struggling yall should have seen the highest paid player on the Braves team (Austin Riley)

[ESPN @espn]

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters Tuesday that struggling superstar Shohei Ohtani will be in the lineup for Game 3 of the NLCS on Wednesday vs. the Milwaukee Brewers. https://t.co/QIS5H6mfGe

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The deadliest football game in American history ended 0-0.

Christmas Eve, 1944. 65 Marines played a pickup game on a field of dirt and coral on Guadalcanal. Six months later, 15 of them were dead.

That's the true story this movie is based on, and it's worth knowing before you see it.

After Pearl Harbor, college football stars enlisted in huge numbers, and more of them picked the Marines than any other branch. By late 1944 the 4th and 29th Marine Regiments were on Guadalcanal training for the invasion of Okinawa, and between them they had All-Americans, five team captains, and close to 20 guys who were either drafted by or went on to play in the NFL.

The game itself started as trash talk over beers. Guys from the 29th said they'd kick the 4th's ass if the two regiments ever played. So on December 24 they actually played, wearing T-shirts and cut-off dungarees with numbers stenciled on the front. Around 1,500 Marines stood around the field watching, and the radio broadcast went out to bases all over the Pacific.

Three hours of football, a brawl or two, and nobody scored.

Then they shipped out to Okinawa, the bloodiest battle of the Pacific. 82 days of fighting that killed over 240,000 people. The casualty rate in those two regiments went past 50%.

Tony Butkovich led the nation in rushing at Purdue in 1943 and went #11 overall in the NFL draft. A sniper killed him that April. He was 24. Dave Schreiner, Wisconsin's two-time All-American, had been the #11 pick the year before. A sniper got him too, one day before the island was declared secure. He was the 15th and last player from the game to die there.

No single battle has ever killed more American athletes.

Buzz Bissinger spent years researching all 65 of these guys for the book this comes from. He wrote Friday Night Lights, and Peter Berg directed that movie too. Those two have spent 20 years turning football into stories about way more than football, so this one ended up in the right hands.

[Richard Sherman @RSherman_25]

Mike Evans Checking to see the name on the back of the Jersey is an all-time Gif and trash talk moment that I wish I would have thought of.

[FOX Sports: NFL @NFLonFOX]

The tension levels keep getting higher in Seattle

[UGASports.com @ugasportscom]

LEAKED - NSFW - Kirby Smart’s Alabama pre-game speech 😳

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

@rineethrebel @LeilaniDaddy

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

@BeniHana_30 @og_yungdilly Man idk, but he ain’t the only one playing like ass. Highest paid players on the team sucking, Riley and Olsen

[Atlanta Veneer Tech @atl_q0]

Austin Riley’s been dogshit all year and hasn’t gotten half as much flack from the white Braves fans as Ronnie did yesterday alone

[Baseball Is Dead @baseballisdead_]

Pretty cool to see Chris Sale and Yoshinobu Yamamoto pay respect to each other before the game 👏

[MLB Network @MLBNetwork]

Walt Weiss and the @Braves have flipped the script in the NLDS after winning a bullpen game in Game 2!

“This whole series has now flipped to Atlanta... Braves fans are going to roll in there absolutely juiced up tomorrow night with Sale full strength…” 🔋

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

Holmes you better not allow a damn run. Should have let Kerr finish the inning.

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

@BeniHana_30 Who you talking about?

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

The moment the Atlanta Braves advanced to the NLDS 🔥

[Skipper @MagnificentMew]

Man what the fuck Lee!

[DUDE Wipes @DUDEwipes]

We can help DUDE

[AL.com @aldotcom]

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville told a reporter that Alabama residents voted for President Donald Trump and are willing to pay high gas and diesel prices to support his war in Iran.