🇺🇸🇨🇦🔯 And when I'm back in Chicago...I feel it. I talk AI, banking and the Beatles.
Currently; B'Ham, Alabama
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The best thing one can do is separate business from friendship. I’ve failed at this. No longer.
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“Homie still doubled down, callin us some slaves” that’s literally the next bar. “Hey Drake, they’re not slow” nah…they slow.
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I refuse to believe this. Maybe the oven removal maybe slower…or her step back from the stove when the grease start popping is slower…but no way her overall game lost a step.
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We’ve reached the “that beef don’t matter, Drake numbers are better than his…” portion of the cope.
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Everytime….it was funny at first, but it’s every damn time. That transition from dodger blue to peekaboo is a mf.
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I always add my lil family history to these threads.
I think about my great-grandpa a lot. He was born in 1920. But what I didn’t know until after he died was that his father was born in 1863. So the man that use to change my diapers probably had his diapers changed by a man that was born a slave. I carry big legacy.
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...those are his Chicago roots. Which themselves are Mississippi roots. Love this observation.
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And, he dares you to tell him it’s not a scuba tank. That young man about to embark on the greatest sea journey you’ve ever seen, you out here talm bout “my foot hurt.”
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...you've never been in a fight. Such a bizarre response. Yes, words lead to fights.
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There isn’t a “national” language of the US. The most commonly spoken language of the US is English.
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You see, the way collective bargaining works is two sides bring forward a list of demands from the other. Then, each sides makes a series of concessions based on the concessions of the other side. Sometimes, concessions are made to gain greater bargaining rights. Hope this helps.
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I think about my great-grandpa a lot. He was born in 1920. But what I didn’t know until after he died was that his father was born in 1863. So the man that use to change my diapers probably had his diapers changed by a man that was born a slave. I carry big legacy.
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1. That was a tough shot. 2. The look on his face immediately after is hilarious. 3. Y’all hatin.
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This is my paw paw(great-grandfather.) the whippersnapper is me. He served for the US ARMY and fought in WW2. He was born in 1920, but his father was actually born in 1863. So the man that changed my diapers, had an ex slave change his. My paw paw had the flag in his front yard until he died in 2007. You can love America and also critique it, holding a level of accountability to the ideals that “All Men Are Created Equal.” You can love something and still be honest about the shortcomings that it has. I doubt this will change any minds, but hopefully it helps to encourage nuance.
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...so, you think I'm going to WILLINGLY give you $25 to watch a podcast with Ish, Ice and Joe? Well, you'd be right.
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It’s so bizarre. And he says it, “I love peace. But war-ready if the world is ready to see you bleed”
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You remember when IKEA made fresh cookies in every store in the 90s? That’s what this picture smells like.
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…you say this as if it isn’t happening to us right now. We’re at the very bottom, and should focus on trying to get ourselves out of it. Anything else is a distraction.
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I don’t understand the correlation? Favre stole money from poor people to build a volleyball court.
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It's been truly frustrating to see tweets about, "what are black jobs?!?!" We're cooked.
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...do you actually care about Black people? Did you say anything when TK discriminated against @SwoleWorld? If no, you're just using Black people as fodder for an AEW obsession.
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