There are only two kinds of Ricky Pearsall tweets and they always come in rapid succession
Tweet 1: Ricky Pearsall looked unstoppable today
Tweet 2: Ricky Pearsall has been diagnosed with "sailor's toe," a form of gangrene not seen since the First World War.
My favorite part: “Here’s how it will work” as if it’s straightforward. Who will be able to purchase those goods at those low prices? Will re-selling be illegal? Will the supply be guaranteed? I wonder how it will actually work. We’ll see. Econ 101 in action. Looking forward to it.
went to see the odyssey, not a bad film per se, but if you read and are familiar and passionate about the original text you will not stop noticing small things that will piss you off
@Goblincity13@VictorB22727967 This is a movie adaptation of one of the greatest works ever. Of course people saw it. People can pay to watch a movie and decide it’s not a well done adaptation, which it isn’t
This may get very ugly for @nytimes
A victim of sexual misconduct (at a minimum) by Graham Platner explains in detail how she provided the Times the evidence it could have used to corroborate her story - and how the Times ignored it
This is deep journalistic malfeasance
Harsh red card for USA’s Balogun. Two players going for same ball. Clumsy and looks bad in slow motion as they all do. Reckless and yellow would have covered it. It wasn’t one where Balogun was trying to ‘ leave one ‘ on opponent.
I don't say this about most players, but Hart is also the one with the most off-court earning potential tied specifically to being in New York long-term. Like there's a world in which he eventually succeeds Clyde in the Knicks booth. He could be an NYC icon for 40-50 more years.