I'd love to see Tim Thomas with a green light to shoot 15 threes a game

So close

I want to go out peacefully in my sleep like my dad and not screaming like the passengers in his car

Whistler's mother on a zoom call

Rest, my prince

To ensure you have enough space to brake, always make sure there is at least 10,000 feet between you and the nearest car.

If you can see another car, pull over and wait until it is no longer visible before you continue driving

This data is sad

Liminal spaces vibes for sure. Spooky!

No but now I do

Derrick White always appears blurry to me for some reason

Now bring back Jeff Van Gundy

What rodent do you start your greetings with

End of an era

I wish someone had told me earlier that explosives was a possible career choice

This entire album is a banger

They have a big ass trophy so they must be doing something right

TIL I'm bad at identifying renders

"Who wants to leave planet Earth? "

It's always fun to see the next generation of USA basketball

That's why no one is smiling in all those old photos

This is too real

Banana link or ban anal ink?

Rodent with mutton chops

The city needs more radiator/mammoth mashups. I welcome this

I'll always love PJ Tucker for this moment

Love the campiness of Death Race 2000

I can't seem get into Star Trek. I've seen several variations of movies and shows, but it's just not for me

Requiem for a Dream checks these boxes

Wild that they don't have one already

Shoutout to Lt. Francis Banana for having a dope name

The trooper’s email said razor wire-wrapped barrels have been placed into the Rio Grande in areas with low visibility, leading to injuries like the woman’s.

The partners cut the ribbon on The DeLong Company‘s $45 million Agricultural Maritime Export Facility (AMEF), the largest investment in Milwaukee’s port since the Saint Lawrence Seaway opened in the 1950s.

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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation estimates it will create a $63 million annual economic impact across the state.

Sounds like a great investment for the city and the state.

NASA generates over $70 billion in economic output and supports nearly 340,000 jobs in the US. https://www.nasa.gov/specials/value-of-nasa/

For every dollar put into NASA, it reportedly puts up to $21 back into the economy. https://www.inverse.com/article/39318-nasa-budget-contribute-to-the-us-economy

NASA is the rare government program that is a huge net benefit for society. It's helping us here on Earth, right now.

Can't you just sort by new?

Wisconsin has more people than cows

Thanks!

This is fantastic!

Lol, thanks for the preachy and unnecessary advice

Blasphemy

If Ram owners could read, they might find this useful