Bub

I don't have it all but that's alright with me.

[Joey CoCo Diaz @madflavor]

Its Tuesday cocksuckers………Nothing but Heart and balls today!!!!

[Bub @BubCollins]

@notthefakeDNP

[Bub @BubCollins]

@ClayTravis Ready to start at PG for the Dallas Balls. I can promise 40ppg/ 16rpg/ 12 apg. 👊🏽

[Breiden Fehoko @BreidenFehoko]

So let me get this straight. You guys would support if Joel Embiid wanted to be a woman and started doing unruly things in the WNBA to actual women?

Please protect our young girls and women in sports.

[Bub @BubCollins]

Literally fuck today

[Hoop Central @TheHoopCentral]

CAITLIN CLARK TONIGHT:

27 POINTS
11 ASSISTS
2 REBOUNDS
1 STEAL
1 BLOCK
8/13 FGM
5/9 3PM
6/6 FTM
+26 +/-
27 MINUTES

[‘ @kissnlyene]

WE’RE FUCKING HEREEEE

[Joey CoCo Diaz @madflavor]

Its Tuesday……You’re walking in there with a Big dick and mad enthusiasm…. …Motherfuckers won’t know how to act!

[Blind Bear 🐻🕶️ @BlindBearMedia]

Fatima Kline praising Jesus Christ in her post fight interview Future WMMA champ here #UFCOKC

[ESPN @espn]

CAREER-HIGH 45 POINTS AND THE MOST IN FEVER HISTORY FOR CAITLIN CLARK‼️

She's the first player in WNBA history with 40 points and 10 assists in a game 📈

[FearBuck @FearedBuck]

Dana White says he hired Sophie Cunningham to be a ring girl just 8 minutes before she entered the ring.

“I love Sophie Cunningham, and we’ve created a relationship. She was here tonight, and when she walked in, she goes, ‘Oh, I wanna walk around that.’ I said, ‘Then you’re gonna walk around it.’”

[Bub @BubCollins]

I love that Sophie Cunningham isn’t just beautiful but she is also a certified BALLER. What a combo.

[Hoop Central @TheHoopCentral]

Sophie Cunningham is a ring girl for the UFC tonight. 🤣🙌

[Jackirenga @ViddyBoy183]

@DelinquentMMA bro changed colour

[Christopher Moltisanti Weighs In On Current Events @MoltisantiThots]

The red card guy didn't even score. We paid off Fifa for nothin', T.

[Sopranos World @SopranosWorld]

She never would’ve allowed that 3rd goal

[Bub @BubCollins]

Is our goalie on acid? Wtf was that

[Paul Anleitner @PaulAnleitner]

The Sandlot has the single greatest vision of American life ever put on film.

This scene is what it’s all about. 🇺🇸

[MobstersDaily @MobstersDaily]

Just watched The Sopranos S3E4, “Employee of the Month,” and I genuinely need to sit in silence for a minute because what the hell was that.

That might be one of the most insane episodes of television ever made, not because it’s loud or flashy or trying to shock you for no reason, but because it puts you in the worst possible emotional position as a viewer.

The entire time, you know exactly what Tony Soprano is capable of. You know what would happen if Melfi told him. You know he would not call a lawyer, file paperwork, or wait for the system to correct itself. He would handle it in the most Tony Soprano way imaginable, and the terrifying part is that the episode makes you want him to.

That’s what makes it so disturbing.

The show spends years telling you Tony is a monster, then creates one situation where you catch yourself begging for the monster to be unleashed.

And then Melfi says no.

That final “no” might be one of the strongest moments in the entire series. Not dramatic. Not cinematic revenge. Not some Hollywood justice scene where everyone claps. Just a woman sitting across from the one person who could destroy the man who hurt her, choosing not to hand her pain over to a gangster.

It’s brutal because it denies the audience the exact thing we think we want.

Most shows would’ve turned that episode into revenge porn. The Sopranos does something way more uncomfortable. It forces you to sit with the fact that justice doesn’t always happen, rage doesn’t always get release, and morality is only real when it costs you something.

Dr. Melfi could have crossed that line and nobody watching would’ve blamed her.

But she doesn’t.

That’s why this episode is so fucked up and so brilliant. It makes Tony’s violence feel tempting, then reminds you why giving in to that temptation would mean losing something even bigger.

This show was operating on a level most television still hasn’t caught up to.