The way he laid back and got to the rail was really beautiful. I, like you, was worried about him getting trapped there, though. He did a great job of finding the space and darting back out.

No, I was born this way.

Good response. I agonized over what to do with that pic. I decided you were a good person at heart who was just out for a morning troll, so the most you deserved was a poop emoji.

I never forget a face...

“If he dies he dies.”

Thanks, let's do this again in 6 months.

If that’s what it takes to help you feel like this was worth it, ok.

Shoutout to you for holding a 6 month grudge against an internet bro with multiple layers of anonymity. That's dedication.

Good is for sports fans?

So whose idea was it to defend her and shit on her profession in the same paragraph?

Her actual running form is pretty awful too.

Even Jesus said (and I'm paraphrasing) that the worst thing a man with a gift can do is go home. Athletes seem to experience this more than anyone else. If it isn't someone from the old neighborhood, it's the police or a family member helping them into a bad situation.

Lol when the reply has more stars that the og post you know it's real!

Demonstrates why the Lakers should have waited. Vogel would be perfect there.

That play by Griffin at the end of the first clip 😳 WTF. How is that even a thing a person can do?

Exactly. I’m not sure that draft picks and free agents can save this team from the loss of Jerry West and the bad management that’s followed.

Why would a team that needs to develop young guys to be successful in the future hire a coach who is actively against the idea of letting young guys burn AND give him a contract that essentially encourages his veteran bias because he needs to win and young guys “don’t know how to win yet?”

Just make sure you don't accidentally buy the sugar free ones.

Just make sure you don't accidentally buy the sugar free ones.

Talk about low hanging fruit...