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Aqua Buddha

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  1. It was Kyle Rittenhouse's dream school for god's sake. Then Blinn, then a pawn shop in Florida....
  2. Cade got ejected for following a ref around the court and berating them for 5 minutes and even getting one tech. He was literally spewing profanities the entire time. He was asking for it. Anyone except Draymond Green would get tossed. Total fouls for the game were Pistons 21 and OKC 20. SGA shot 10 FT's but 2 of them were T's and another two were from an intentional foul. He also played a masterful game and looked like Kobe doing it. This whining thing is getting old and isn't supported by any data at all. Detroit complaining about a foul that was called "hostile" but they reviewed it and overturn it. I have no idea why sand is in his vagina.
  3. It's amazing really. The more he talks, the worse the market gets and he won't SHUT THE FUCK UP.
  4. Agree on that, too. I like Bella Vista/Back 40 but there is a LOT of up and down there due to the roads. Climb up to get to the road, ride down after the road. Repeat. They are building a chair lift type thing that should be ready in a few years so there's that.
  5. You might double check but Hobbs might still be closed from last summer's storm damage. It's scheduled to reopen this summer, I'm just not sure exactly when. Coler was also closed for a large chunk last summer. I agree, though. Hobbs is my favorite, especially the part by the lake.
  6. The dumbest thing I've ever seen was Minny and OKC playing a back to back a few weeks ago. First game was in Minny with an 8:30 tip. Both teams then flew to OKC and landed at 2 a.m. or something for a 7 pm tip the next night. Why?
  7. This grinds my gears, actually. There are a lot of 3 games in 4 nights going on around the entire league. 7 games in 11 days or something. Can they keep the 82 game schedule but just spread it out? Maybe start a week earlier in October and go into mid to late April on the back end? No one likes seeing teams rest their players but I completely understand why they do it. Then you get to the playoffs and they're playing games like every 3 to 4 days and THAT drags out for two months.
  8. Jalen Williams and Caruso didn't even play, either. This is only the second time I've watched Boston play this season and they seem limited and boring AF. They just throw the ball around until someone jacks a three. OKC is a terrible matchup them, to your point. Everyone on that team is long and can defend. They can put Dort on Jaylen Brown and let everyone else switch. Dort has completely shut down Brown in two games so far.
  9. OKC/Boston highly entertaining. Boston shot 36 three's in the first half. Jeez. I think they said the record is 75 or something? OKC 18-25 on two point shots. Okie City not playing with the good Jalen Williams, though. Caruso also out.
  10. And they'll blame immigrants and Caleb will believe that.
  11. Sorry Caleb. Not really, though. You chose....poorly Caleb Ragland, a soybean farmer in Magnolia, Ky., voted for President Donald Trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024. Now, however, he has to navigate a tariff minefield at a time when the sector is already facing major headwinds. Ragland works with his wife and three sons and has deep roots in the community. His family has been farming on the land for more than two centuries. But in recent years, he has seen a double-digit percentage decline in crop prices while production costs rise, with soybean futures having gone down more than 40% over the past three years along with corn futures. As pressures mount in the industry as a result of tariffs imposed by the second Trump administration — as well as retaliatory levies from other countries — he’s worried about the longevity of his business. “My sons potentially could be the 10th generation if they’re able to farm,” Ragland, who is also the president of the American Soybean Association, told CNBC. “And when you have policies that are completely out of our control – that they manipulate our prices 20%, 30%, and on the flip side, our costs go up – we won’t be able to stay in business.” “We’re already at the point that we’re unprofitable,” Ragland said. “Why on earth are we trying to add insult to injury for the ag sector by basically adding a tax?” Ragland pointed out that he “appreciates the president’s ability to negotiate” and wants Trump to be successful for the sake of the country. However, he emphasized that those in the industry, especially soybean producers, don’t have any “elasticity in our ability to weather a trade war that takes away from our bottom line.” “Folks are upset,” Ragland said about sentiment from other farmers, stressing that they all need relief through deals that reduce barriers to trade and a new five-year comprehensive farm bill – legislation that provides producers with key commodity support programs, among others. “You’re talking about people’s livelihoods,” he remarked. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/11/how-trumps-trade-policy-is-putting-pressure-on-us-farmers.html
  12. Hey, Steve.... Go fuck yourself since no one else will, you incel piece of shit.
  13. Also, I guess I didn't realize it but Kyrie is also out next season, basically. Makes sense considering the injury. I just didn't think about it. As much fun as it was to laugh at their misfortune if you're not a Mavs fan, this kind of sucks at this point. There was starting to be a good rivalry between the 4 teams in OK and Texas, especially Dallas and OKC. Even after the trade, the roster that worried me the most from OKC's perspective was Dallas (if healthy). It was still a bad trade for the long term but for this season, you had Kryie, AD, Klay, big who are legit big, and PJ Washington plays like First Team All NBA against OKC. Now, not only is that not happening but the team is gutted for the foreseeable future. Kinda sucks.
  14. I'd agree with both of those. Should be noted that this was his first back to back since the injury. It's like he really hasn't gotten into a rhythm since he's come back, which is understandable. He was having a pretty decent offensively before that. What is frustrating to me is he's good enough to score on most anyone but doesn't seem to realize it. He can shoot over smaller players and blow by bigger ones. Just seems like of passive.
  15. Was at the game and yeah, Chet wasn't very good. Jalen Williams also went out hurt. Denver just played really well and shot lights out, especially in the second half. I don't know the splits by half but Denver shot 60% for the game and 56% from three. Even Westbrook shot it well. No one is going to beat anyone when they shoot like that. Can Denver do that 4 times over 7 games? Prolly not. A cool moment, though, right before tip. Westbrook started and ran down towards the baseline for the tip. He went over and hugged Clay Bennett (principal owner) and his wife. One way or another, he'll retire if nothing else but a ceremonial last contract.
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