Run Stuffer

You’re either born an oak, or you’re born a willow. That’s all there is to it.

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@StuntinOnStans Kirby is soft as hell, trade his ass. He doesn’t have the grit to reach this ceiling you speak of.

[BrickCenter @BrickCenter_]

WNBA 2026 ALL-STAR HIGHLIGHTS 🔥

[Aisar @aisarcore]

An Iowa man bet just over $300 on a loophole he found in a sportsbook's own rules. His bet should have paid out $14 MILLION. The company canceled it and sent his money back instead.

– Nicholas Bavas, a bettor from Iowa, found what he believed was a near-guaranteed exploit in how DraftKings priced certain wagers.

– He placed roughly $300 across bets structured to profit no matter the outcome, if DraftKings' own odds and rules were taken at face value.

– Had DraftKings paid out as the bets were technically written, Bavas stood to collect more than $14 MILLION.

– Instead, DraftKings unilaterally voided the bets and simply refunded his original stake, citing its house rules about pricing errors.

– Bavas sued in a 39-page breach of contract complaint, arguing a bet is a contract, and if DraftKings accepts it, it owes what it promised.

– His attorney said DraftKings gave no real explanation beyond telling him the bet wouldn't be honored.

– The case was moved from Iowa state court into federal court in Des Moines.

– As of the most recent public reporting, the case remains in litigation, with no public ruling yet on whether Bavas is entitled to any of the $14 MILLION.

A $300 bet built entirely around the sportsbook's own rules should have paid him more than most people make in a decade. The company just canceled it and mailed his money back.

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@Mariners Woo on the road…..we are going to need 10 runs to win

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@RealTheoWold Will this be the first firing squad case??

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@JaredStanger Totally agree. He has no grit.

[Jenn Pellegrino 🇺🇸 @JennPellegrino]

Two months before the 2024 election, NBC ran an entire segment "debunking" the idea that non citizens vote.

Now that we know it’s happening, NBC and every network that ran the same story owes the country a retraction. And they should investigate the voter fraud they told us didn't exist.

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@MrButtsavich @ChrisMartzWX As an individual your ability to generate income is unaffected by how much money someone else makes. Dollars are not a zero sum game. The rich are not taking from anyone, unlike the government.

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@brandonferdig @realBrandonGill The answer is yes or no, when she starts with the word salad it is appropriate to cut her off and attempt to get a yes no answer

[Brett Shumate @AAGShumate]

The full Fifth Circuit has issued an extraordinary precedential order making clear that illegal aliens do not have a constitutional right to roam free in the United States during their removal proceedings.

[Perfectly Orchestrated🎼 @ProdByPerfectly]

ESPN should do a 30 for 30 on the downfall of its brand and the network.

[James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII]

After our investigation in 2009, the Senate voted 83-17 to defund ACORN.

Obama signed the bill.

Bipartisanship happens with real journalism.

I posed as a pimp and said I had underage hookers. They advised me on how to start a brothel.

[Run Stuffer @RunStuffer]

@TravisSCouture Does that really say 18 person committee??? That is laughable, disgusting and government in a nutshell.

[Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks]

Never show up empty-handed.

[New York Post @nypost]

NYC Whole Foods draws fury for 50% discount on Taylor Farms lettuce: 'Half the price, all the diarrhea' https://t.co/mZNGZYaJ2x

[NFL @NFL]

The reigning champions prepare to defend their title run on Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks.

Premieres Tuesday, August 4 at 9pm on HBO Max.

[HawkMania @hawkmania4]

The #Seahawks Hard Knocks trailer makes me want to run into a wall for good reasons:

Video credit: NFL

[Sophie Cunningham @rock_daiki]

Sensational😁

[Mikey NohMore @MikeyNohMore]

The WNBA is the final form of the woman who runs a business that's always in the red and never makes any money but stays open because her rich husband subsidizes it to give her something to do so he can go golf and cheat with his mistress more often.