@God_Son80 Thank you for the best years of football we’ve had in decades, and for all you did in the Cleveland community. I wish you would’ve been able to play out your career here. You’re my all time favorite Cleveland Brown.
Last night: celebrated victory over cancer. This morning: red eye to Dallas and hopefully celebrating a victory over the Cowboys. @Browns@Browns_Daily#DawgPound
@Browns@Browns_Daily@NathanZegura Any chance of the fans getting a uniform schedule this year? Heading to Dallas next week for the game, and it would fun to match the team with one of my new jerseys from the @BrownsProShop
@BrownsProShop and @Fanatics are doing @God_Son80 dirty. 2 yrs with the team, 2 yrs as our top receiver, 2 pro bowls, but only 1 jersey color in the Nike Limited? Everyone else gets at least home and away. Why no love for Juice? 2 months in and still no away option. Disrespectful
It disturbs me to see the church more interested in politics than compassion. If we took a fraction of the time spent debating and taking economics and politics, and instead used it to love our neighbors, even those we disagree with, there’d be a lot more interest in Jesus.
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Hilarious, disturbing, sweet, unsettling, exhilarating and devastating. This movie shocks at every turn and tells a social class story from a completely new perspective. People complain that there is nothing original being made anymore, you’ve never seen a a movie like Parasite.
#2 The Peanut Butter Falcon, heartwarming film with an even warmer production history, this is what I love about independent filmmaking. A story worth telling that had no shot at being made in the studio system starring an actor who had no shot at being featured, yet here we are.
Emotional intelligence 101. I usually don’t like my subtext to be this on the nose, but the beautiful cinematography, deliberate pacing, and poignant themes make Ad Astra my #3 movie of the year.
I have a standard for art: either say something new or same something in a new way. In my Oscar countdown, my #4 movie of the year, Little Women, tread well know territory, but did so in a unique way. It’s an absolute travesty that Gerwig is not even nominated for Best Director.
The Oscars are coming so it’s time for my best of the year list. #5 The Farewell. This movie wrestles with many timely issues with a grace and humor like few other films could. How to honor the older gen while moving ahead, the importance of the individual vs the whole, and more.
...Turns out there’s a guy that works at the Robert Trent Jones golf course in Opelika, AL that resembles @bakermayfield. So my dad thought he’d have a prank photoshoot to make all us @Browns fans jealous.
For weeks my dad‘s been telling the family that there was rumor that @bakermayfield might play in a golf tourney at his local course between OTAs. Got a pic today. Nice effort, but this elaborate prank by @bob_heney was spoiled by Baker shaving his beard this week. Haha @Browns