Alex Griffith

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@karlravechespn one of the best. @espn has lost their minds.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Half price Starlink for people in the Memphis region

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@Cryptoboyy_Aji These damn stories always come from people that live in Africa… seems like they just want to make up stories to make the US look bad

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@skumWgmi These stories are always posted by someone outside the US. Weird.

[Ween Deagle @WeenDeagle]

@Braves Hear me out. Walk with me.

We create a superstation that the whole country gets. We’ll show the Braves, and other wholesome family entertainment.

Maybe even after the game, people could do Dinner and a Movie?

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@bankertobuilder Come on man… that’s LVT not laminate!

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨THIS MINNESOTA JUDGE, Sarah West, threw out a $7 MILLION dollar unanimous Somali fraud conviction.

The jury was unanimous.

Somali man Abdifatah Yusuf got off totally free after he stole millions in Medicaid dollars.

Absolutely infuriating.

Not only do Minnesota Democrats ignore and allow the fraud to happen - but once it's PROVEN, they throw the case out.

[NLDR (Noldor) Media @NLDRMedia]

A video shows independent journalist Nick Shirley visiting a Minneapolis office building that lists 14 Somali owned healthcare companies operating from the same location.

In the footage, Shirley and a colleague review the directory and knock on doors posing as potential customers, asking a basic question: what are your service rates?

Despite being public-facing providers, employees repeatedly decline to provide pricing information, often responding with “I don’t know” or “sorry.” No one offers details or directs them to someone who can.

The building displays signs warning of armed security and video surveillance, adding to questions about accessibility and transparency.

After a complaint was made alleging harassment, Minneapolis police arrive and inform Shirley that the property owner has asked him to leave. Officers enforce a trespassing ordinance and escort Shirley and his colleague out despite his explanation that he was simply shopping for healthcare services.

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@JCarpenterTN You’re just weak

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Kudu bull easily clears 2 metre electrified fence with no run-up

[OldTimeHardball @OleTimeHardball]

The fall from this photo, to the current state of ESPN….

[Big Tom Callahan🇺🇸 @CallahanAutoCo]

🚨 ATTENTION 🚨

Free brake pads and rotors to the first 5k people who repost!

*Must be following to win. Additional stipulations apply.

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@680TheFan Otis Nixon

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@RazorbackFB can we fire everyone now?

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

Charlie was once asked a pretty wild question:

"If I had 30 seconds to live, I'm dying of a gunshot wound, what would you actually want to tell me?"

He gave the perfect answer, because of course he did.

[American AF 🇺🇸 @iAnonPatriot]

We lost a great man.

[Jonathan Lucroy @JLucroy20]

I have a thought tonight. Many tragedies lately and things seem to be accelerating.

Some of you might disagree with this, but that’s okay. You don’t have to agree. This is your right as a human, it’s a choice. I don’t believe that anyone should be forced to believe something someone else does.

I’m a Christian, and I believe everything happens for a reason. Even bad things, or tragedies.

Shootings, murders, death, sickness etc.

My thought, in my belief, is that God is in control of ALL things.

He allows these things to happen in order to change them, or people around them. His goal is to bring people closer to Him.

Why? I’ve often wondered why he would allow a 3 year old to get cancer, or allow a fatal car wreck, etc. why?

A couple years ago, after my playing career ended and I was searching for a new version of me, I pondered this question deeply. Maybe I’m right, maybe I’m wrong. This is my hypothesis.

As humans, we are selfish, we are controlling. We want to control our lives and even others people lives around us, but, God has a purpose for us here on this planet. If we do this purpose, and then have faith with His plan while believing that Jesus died for us, we will make it home.

As Christian’s, our ultimate goal is to get to Heaven. That is where we will live eternally with our Savior. We must do His purpose for us here.

I used to believe that baseball was my purpose, and I couldn’t have been more wrong.

It is always our choice to turn to Him. He gave us free will for this purpose.

His thoughts and ways are higher than ours. We will never truly understand until we meet him face to face.

I believe that everyone has a general, Godly purpose here on this planet. That is to help others reach the Kingdom in their own way.

Have a good night everyone.

Isaiah 55, 8-9

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@ellafranco0816 I’m a die hard braves fan. Your dad was a beast. Actually one of my all time favorite closers.

[Alex Griffith @abgriff1]

@JLucroy20 Damn… same list