Arthur

NFT Creator and Collector| Supporting and creating Art

#SupportEachOthers

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The Shattered Life

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@StevePalazzolo_ It doesn't matter. They should ignore you till the drive thru is clear.

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@ohnohedidnt24 People should spend less time worried about historical legacy and just enjoy the game today.

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@HaterReport He fouled him like 4 times than they nail KAT.

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@Super70sSports

[The Night Warrior @WarriorNight007]

Rescuer visits the dog he saved in its forever home every year, and their bond couldn't be more purer...

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@NBA__Courtside Im sorry but what is he looking at? He got bumped into him.

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@DougWahl1 I xam, though I have not in a long time. I miss it.

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@BBGreatMoments If only there was a thing called a scoreboard that could decide these things.

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@mmpadellan I'm sorry for your loss.

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@BBGreatMoments

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@Super70sSports If I Fell

[The Night Warrior @WarriorNight007]

Dog just returned from surgery, The cat hasn't left his side since

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@ETrainSports But Phil Jackson still complains about Hubert Davis.

[Today In History @historigins]

At the 1989 Academy Awards ceremony, Sean Connery and Roger Moore shared the stage with Michael Caine to present the award for Best Supporting Actor. ⁠
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The trio delighted the audience with a humorous skit in which they jokingly debated their respective merits, culminating in Connery uttering his iconic line, “My name is Bond,” while pointing to his fellow 007. ⁠

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@C_Greenberg @danpfeiffer Role players are important.

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@ThatEricAlper I'm a Man Yard birds edition

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@ThatEricAlper Love Me Do

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@SheaSerrano Furniture stackers!

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@MileHighBronc0 @nflrums Or would make fun of him for going broke.

[Dan Clark @DanClarkSports]

Here is the shocking raw video of the ugly incident which resulted in a 12-year-old pitcher banned for five years and his dad, the coach, banned for life.

The coach allegedly instructed his young son to throw the ball into the opposing team’s dugout.