Michael Rey Miller

Being content in your own skin has to be one of the greatest flexes known to man..

[Michael Rey Miller @Michael55835458]

@td_nash The Admiral.
Culture changer, culture setter, and All-Star.

No character issues, strong and supportive of the community he resides in.

Man of God.

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@LASHYBILLS Throw away the key.

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@Luplonghorn Prayers, respects, love.

HOOK’EM Homie

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A couple of my favorite pictures from tonight.

#barrellproofphotography

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@UTFootballEdits

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@PTSportsFix Batman (89’)
Tombstone
Nacho Libre

[Retrovania Land 🍕 @RetrovaniaLand]

39 years ago today, on September 13, 1986, Teen Wolf: The Animated Series howled onto the CBS Saturday morning lineup, and man, what a radical ride it was! Grab your bowl of Smurf Berry Cereal, kids, and let’s rewind to that neon-soaked morning when we first tuned in, spoons clinking, as the '80s vibes hit hard.

Picture this: you’re sprawled on the living room floor, the TV glowing with that classic CRT hum, and the sweet, blue-tinted crunch of Smurf Berry Cereal fills your mouth with sugary magic. The Teen Wolf cartoon bursts onto the screen, spinning off the iconic Michael J. Fox movie but with a wild, kid-friendly twist. Scott Howard, our lovable teen werewolf, is navigating high school life in Wolverton, balancing basketball dreams, crushes, and his furry alter ego. Unlike the movie’s angsty edge, this Scott (voiced by Townsend Coleman) is a goofy, heart-of-gold hero who uses his wolf powers for good—think slam dunks and saving the day! His best bud, Stiles, brings the wisecracking chaos, while his crush, Lisa “Boof” Marconi, keeps him grounded. Then there’s the family: sweet Grandma Howard, tough Grandpa, and little Lupe, all in on the werewolf secret. Oh, and let’s not forget the villains—scheming Mick and his cronies, always stirring up trouble.

The plot? Pure '80s gold! Each episode, Scott’s juggling teenage life while his wolf side tackles quirky adventures—foiling bullies, winning games, or saving Wolverton from wacky threats. It’s less about horror and more about heart, with that Saturday morning energy that made you feel like you could be a hero, wolf or not. The animation pops with bold colors, and that catchy theme song? It’s stuck in your head forever (you’re humming it now, admit it!). First-time viewing was pure magic. You’re 10 years old, the Smurf Berry Cereal’s turning the milk blue, and every crunch feels like a portal to adventure. The world’s simple: just you, the TV, and Scott howling under a cartoon moon. You laugh at Stiles’ antics, cheer for Scott’s dunks, and maybe sneak an extra bowl of cereal, hoping Mom doesn’t notice. That Teen Wolf vibe—part cool, part cozy—wrapped you in a nostalgic hug that still hits today.

Yo Retrovanities, there's only 48 days till Halloween! Share your most bodacious Teen Wolf memories! Did you rock a Scott Howard jersey or beg for a Teen Wolf Halloween costume? Let’s hear it! 🐺🥣🎃 #SaturdayMorningCrunch #TeenWolf #80sNostalgia #90sKidsRule #80sCartoon

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@Barkley_Tap Posts like this are ridiculous . AI was used to create this “list”, and it’s obvious trash.

Garbage account

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@Irina_exh Both

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@Ramboghni Oxygen thief.

Yea… let’s just make a post talking bad without vetting the information. Not just that.. but the fake “OMG” is a bit dramatic.

Trash account

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Make him some electrolytes and set it by his valet or pocket dump. Set a framed picture of the two of you on his night stand so he can see it. If he stands at the fridge, offer to cook something, and when you go to bed, pray for him. Loving wife stuff right there. There’s not much to do on a night like this that will actually change a dark mood.

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Don’t have a great feeling about this based off the comments. This far down in the draft with our competition getting stronger, we couldn’t afford to miss, and based off the comments we’re taking a chance on a one way, (defense) player who can’t hit free throws, and has injury problems. Not just an injury, but an ACL? Huge risk for a one way-wonder. Hope it works out. We NEED a Wemby backup.

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@muheediva01 Move back to Austin

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@HoopsCrave Diabolical

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@_kingburns1 What if we get to 2030 and Tech STILL hasn’t scored a single point in the playoffs.

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@josh_uglyasf Every.Last.Dime… with interest.

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Nah my boy… Tech fans are weirdos who are from Lubbock; cut the hair into mullets, (which let’s be honest, are the El Caminos of hairdos) wear big rainbow mirrored Oakleys from the pawn shop inside grocery stores with cut off sleeves; brag about having the biggest trucks while living in a trailer park or section 8, and dream of “going to Austin” for a vacation. They’re sad, people.. Look at the fans during the next broadcast if you can find another nationally televised game after not scoring a SINGLE POINT in their ONLY playoff game appearance. Furthermore.. they should all be beaten for abusing tortillas the way they throw them on the damn filed. Hell.. they don’t even have original mascots. They stole Zorro, and Yosemite Sam.

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@Breaking911 So.. The Spurs fans are gone, and they turn on themselves now? During their own parade? Really dumb behavior.

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@Gosleepriya 52