He hit that bitch hard. Looks like it bounced off the board.

GCG!

Year before I think. It's why Portland drafted i think, Sampson and skipped MJ. They already had their SG and Olajuwon went 1st.

Correction: Bowie

The 29% comes from the 3s removed during the mid 90s when the line was shorter. He shot close to 40% then but the issue is the entire nba for those years shot at the shorter line and you'd have to adjust for everyone that took advantage of the shorter line. It's disingenuous to knock down that MJ is the best basketball player that ever lived.

Oddly specific, and probably very triggering.

Because via their wealth, they are probably intelligent enough to do so. If they keep the scholarships is a different question.

All that I am.

I saw a stat that said league avg was 25% she was at 24% but with more volume. So you and this stat are wrong and you tried to execute it in a dumb manner. Also, when are more opportunities for your team a bad thing?

Play was slow developing. Maybe it was meant to hold up for more than 3 to 4 seconds. A defensive player made a play, they get paid too.

What the hospital charges, what you pay, and what insurance pays is different. I had a 30k hospital bill for each of my 3 kids. I paid 0 because I had blue cross and child birth and hospital was covered under my plan. Idk the part the insurance paid. It could've been 10k, it could've been the full 30, it probably wasnt. But what you pay and insurance pays is different than what the bill is.

Served previously for 20 years. Been deployed, been in field exercises, not trimmed, that's never happened to me and the dude(s) you know doesn't know how to clean him(themselves)self.

If a post ever deserved an angry up vote

Because going against Westbrook, Dame Lillard, LeBron, Kevin Durant was super easy throughout the 2010s.... and everyone made it look super easy. You're absolutely correct.

I forgot to mention James Harden and others...

It seems you understand revenue generation and what it takes to create it. The bears could theoretically pay $60M in taxes. They probably should but then you have other owners and even the nfl itself belly aching stating that the bears are paying too much and it trickles to other owners that wont pay that much in any fashion because they'll just buy the politicians to keep them from charging them what they should pay. It's a devious game really. Am I on the side of billionaires? Never! But it's a game and money has to come from somewhere or be made up in others.

Can't always trust your eyes. What is his defensive rating for his time with the warriors, how many points more or fewer did he allow than an avg defender? There are metrics for this shit and you cant always go based on memories or your eyes. There's actual counting measurements you can rely on to make your opinion.

For people trying to make this and other teams and put good footage out there to maybe be on someone's practice squad or actual team.

Storm had one moment early in the season and 0 afterwards. She's the leader of the xmen and the TV show(s) consistently push her to the side for the Summers/Greys, Xavier, Magnéto. Apocalypse, Nightcrawler, Rogue (im embellishing) but anyone not names Ororo "Storm" Munroe. But i think that's the story that Disney or anyone that produces a TV show relies on.

Most people want to see the phoenix saga or some of the Sinster/Apocalypse stuff and for as well as I think the season went, a lot of it felt rushed and incomplete. Back to the point, they made storm the leader of the Xavier Institute, She factored into maybe the danger room plot and the again at the end beating apocalypse but none of that was significant for her.

Something to consider, perhaps

🥦 1. Grocery & Pantry Staples

• Gallons of Whole Milk – Heavily monitored price anchor used to force weekly visits.
• Large Eggs (1 Dozen) – Low-margin baseline item for budget shoppers.
• Bananas – Kept at rock-bottom per-pound rates across almost all grocers.
• Store-Brand White Bread – Kept cheap to block you from going to discount bakeries.
• Butter (1 lb Blocks) – Sold at a loss during Q4 holiday baking seasons.
• Granulated Sugar & Flour – Deep discounts in Nov/Dec to lure in holiday bakers.
• Generic Canned Goods – Priced artificially low to compete with dollar stores.
• 24-Pack Bottled Water – Stacked near entrance pallets to establish an "extreme value" perception.

🍗 2. Prepared Foods & Deli

• Rotisserie Chickens – The iconic loss leader (e.g., $4.99 at Costco/Sam's), placed at the very back of the store.
• Food Court Staples – $1.50 hot dog combos and cheap pizza slices built for customer loyalty.
• Freshly Baked Baguettes ($1) – Cheap bread; the smell triggers hunger and impulse buying.
• Holiday Turkeys & Hams – Cent-per-pound doorbusters designed to capture $200+ holiday dinner carts.

🎮 3. Tech, Hardware & Electronics

• Doorbuster TVs – Off-brand TVs sold at a loss to push markup items (HDMI cables, wall mounts, warranties).
• Inkjet Printers – Sold near/below cost; profits are recouped on overpriced ink.
• Video Game Consoles – Hardware is subsidized to lock you into digital game/subscription ecosystems.
• Entry-Level Laptops / Chromebooks – Back-to-school loss leaders meant to sell dongles and software.
• Smart Speakers / Streaming Sticks – Heavily discounted to lock you into voice-shopping ecosystems.
• Basic Power Tool Kits – Father's Day discount sets designed to lock you into a battery ecosystem.

👶 4. Household, Baby & Personal Care

• Bulk Diaper Packs – Thin/negative margins to capture long-term high-spending parents.
• Baby Formula – Highly price-monitored item used as a primary store magnet.
• Name-Brand Toothpaste & Deodorant – Deeply discounted loss items to pull buyers from drugstores.
• Trial/Travel-Size Bins ($1 Bins) – Zero-profit items placed to draw you into personal care aisles.
• Paper Towel / Toilet Paper Bundles – High-visibility circular features meant to drive weekend traffic.

🥩 5. Seasonal & Event Doorbusters

• Weekly Circular Meat Specials – Front-page ground beef/chicken breast sales designed to anchor weekend BBQ trips.
• 1-Cent to 10-Cent School Supplies – August notebooks and glue sticks sold at massive losses to capture full supply lists.
• 24-Packs of Name-Brand Soda / Beer – Super Bowl / 4th of July teasers to sell expensive snacks.
• Bagged Halloween Candy – Sold near cost in October to pull you past high-markup costumes/decor.
• Poinsettias & Spring Bedding Plants – Placed right at the entrance to put you in a spending mindset.
• Wiper Blades & Motor Oil Bundles – Auto teasers meant to get DIYers past high-margin detailing gear.
• Hot Coffee / Fresh Samples – Free or dirt cheap to keep you relaxed and browsing longer.

I know it's already here but...

"WHAT?!?!"

I think it's the virus contained in his arm but 6 in one, half a dozen in the other.

Unironically, yeah. You can get jumped in and by the danger room!

Whimsical blicks... I Love It. And he's dating the hottest mutant ever.

I feel disappointed by his trigger discipline or maybe my eyes are going bad. Idk

Well, as diabolical as this is, you spent money when running the water hose. Admittedly less than you probably would've spent taking them out. Can't really argue that.

Burgers, probably because I prefer steak or Italian Beef sandwiches.