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Putin was most disturbed and beside himself when he reacted to the US media.
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A solid rumor no doubt, one I am sure is very credible, as I believe Putin was surprised to learn on Friday that we have fighter jets, that are capable of flying. The way he laughed in Trumps face when they flew over, and smirked at the cameras as he rode away in the USA’s Presidential limo was also very indicative of him wetting his pants.
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I’m not sure he does know. He sounds to me like a 20 year old kid that lives in mommy’s basement with MSNBC on all day.
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I think @1032004 knows exactly the other Arab countries don’t help them…. Won’t Even take their refugees.
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Actually anyone that paid attention during DOT training knows a truck inspection is required. And part of that inspection checklist is the tires. How on earth do they allow you to get behind the wheel of a snow plow? Tampon Timmy the taxer has more of Minnesotans money wasted on people like you.
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Rumor has it he wet himself during the fly over
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They don’t want to upset the terrorists
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The Guardian. Bahahahahhahahahahahahahhaha. Wokester rag not worthy of anything other than the bottom of a bird cage.
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Nah. They started a war with a bigger badder opponent and are now unhappy about the results. Actions have consequences. You still didn’t answer why won’t their Arab/muslim brothers help them. Ever?
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There's sucking, and then there's sucking. While I was the EIWA's SID we had a few new teams enter the conference. At least one of them didn't field a full team and a couple saw their entire squad go 0-2. Granted, the EIWA no longer includes the Ivies and is down to just 12 teams, but Morgan State sent 10 wrestlers to the 2025 tournament, six of them won bouts, three placed, and Doolin was an alternate NCAA qualifier. They recorded four falls and didn't finish last as a team. They're not going to win the EIWA title anytime soon, but I've seen far worse first years.
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I’m honestly curious about this. At what point was he shaking in his boots? Was it when he was walking along the red carpet laid out for him? Was it when Trump was standing there happily grinning and applauding Putin as he was walking along that red carpet? Was it after, when Trump reversed camp on the ‘severe consequences if no cease fire after the meeting’ he talked about just before? Or was it when he reversed camp on a crease fire all together and said it wasn’t necessary or the way to go. Or maybe he was shaking in his boots when Trump said it was up to Ukraine to concede what is necessary to get the country that is invading them to stop invading them. Or maybe Putin was shaking in his boots as he was launching more attacks on Ukrainian towns after he returned that very night. Im just trying to understand at what point Putin was shaking in his boots and absolutely put in his place.
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We helped fund the reason these children need medical care.
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Love the Flowrestling coverage, but would be nice to get two versions of the brackets. One standard and then one spoiler-free with only the opening brackets revealed and blank links to the match in each round. Would beat waking up at 3am
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If he pursued it after highschool and played football in College, which he had a ton of solid D1 offers, he could of made the league, but after not playing for 7 yrs or so it makes it that much harder for a restart comeback story. I know he was a great ILB with perfect size. 4-5 yrs of college football weight training would have made him alot bigger n stronger vs wrestling lifting/training. He looked small little there next to the other charger linebackers and d ends. Im glad he's back on the Mat for sure!! -
But again. Where is all the outrage and moral indignation for their Arab Muslim brother countries not helping out. Some are right stinkin next door.
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A pivot table may be icky but it serves a purpose, unlike that 3D abomination.
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They should put them in designated area where basic amenities are provided in a minimal cost structure. A military style barracks with easy to clean and maintain environments. This is not a difficult issue. These people can not be allowed to continue the havoc they have been wreaking on society. It it insane to allow this crap to continue. The filth and crime is unacceptable. It is a lawless environment that cannot continue.
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They don’t take up beds. Doctor / nurse time?
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So there's no loss of service to Americans while these people are using our system? I have to schedule everything out weeks and months where I am because we are over run by "immigrants" get for free what I have to pay for.
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Mirasola controlled 2m50s of that match and lost 11-0.
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So the assumption is she's wrong. The article gives no information on the actual issue. It only attacks her. It's more garbage media.
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Sunday marked the first day of the 2025 U20 World Championships in Samokov, Bulgaria, and the action began in men’s freestyle. Four brackets got underway on Sunday and the American squad put wrestlers from half of those weights in the finals. PJ Duke at 70 kg and Justin Rademacher at 97 kg. Ladarion Lockett (74 kg) was pulled back into repechage and will have to win three matches on Monday to come away with a bronze medal. Cole Mirasola (125 kg) was defeated in the semifinals and will drop down into a bronze medal match. The first semifinal pitted the Senior World Team member and 2024 U20 bronze medalist, Duke, against a former U17 world champion in Iran’s Ebrahim Elahichouran. The bout was generally a tactical affair with both wrestlers fighting to maintain control of the center of the mat. In the opening period, the official put Duke on the shot clock and he did not score, which gave a point to Elahichouran. The point to the Iranian would loom large in the final result of the bout. Later in the first, the two were at the edge and Elahichouran looked poised to earn another point for a step out; however, Duke used an arm drag to go behind the Iranian for a two-point takedown. The only scoring in the second period was from a step out point in favor of the Iranian. As the time ticked off the clock and Duke ahead on criteria (based on his two-point takedown, compared to two, one-point scores), neither wrestler was anxious to attack. Once the final whistle sounded, the Iranian thought that he won. He had not. Duke got the win via criteria. For the gold medal tomorrow, he’ll face Moldova’s Alexandr Gaidarli. Two weight classes later, the US contingent got a second finalist with Rademacher’s win over Konstantine Petriashvili, younger brother of the legendary Georgian heavyweight, Geno. The younger Petriashvili hung with Rademacher through the first period and trailed 4-3 at the break. The American wore on Petriashvili in the second period and was able to pour it on. Rademacher added six takedowns in the final stanza to win by a dominating 16-5 score. He’ll tangle with Russian Magomedgadzhi Magomedov (wrestling for team UWW) in tomorrow’s gold medal contest. Rademacher’s win guarantees he’ll leave this tournament with a medal for a second straight year. Lockett won a match before falling to one of the co-favorites, Russian Ismail Khaniev. Khaniev was tested in the quarters and semifinals, but prevailed, pulling Lockett into repechage. Lockett is seeking his second consecutive U20 world medal. Mirasola was unscored upon during his first two matches, but ran into a buzzsaw in Kazakhstan’s Yedige Kassimbek. The Penn State redshirt freshman actually got in deep on a pair of solid shots early in the contest, but didn’t seem to have the leverage to finish on the larger opponent. Kassimbek ended up converting both attempts into takedowns. He added more with leg laces and prevailed 11-0 in a first-period tech. In addition to the wrestlers competing for medals tomorrow, the 57, 65, 79, and 92 kg weight classes will begin their tournaments. Sunday's Results for American Wrestlers 70 kg Round of 32: PJ Duke over Umut Uslu (Turkiye) 11-0 Round of 16: PJ Duke over Gabriel Sanchez Zepeda (Mexico) Fall :42 Quarterfinals: PJ Duke over Abdoullah Nakaev (France) 14-4 Semifinals: PJ Duke over Ebrahim Elahichouran (Iran) 2-2 Monday’s Gold Medal Match: PJ Duke vs. Alexandr Gaidarli (Moldova) 74 kg Round of 32: Ladarion Lockett over Tolui Munkhbat (Mongolia) 10-0 Round of 16: Ismail Khaniev (Russia) over Ladarion Lockett 5-2 Monday’s Repechage: Ladarion Lockett vs. Vatan Annaorazov (Turkmenistan) 97 kg Round of 16: Justin Rademacher over Ibrahim Benekli (Turkiye) Fall 5:10 Quarterfinals: Justin Rademacher over Nikolaos Karavanos (Greece) 9-1 Semifinals: Justin Rademacher over Konstantine Petriashvili (Georgia) 16-5 Monday’s Gold Medal Match: Justin Rademacher vs. Magomedgadzhi Magomedov (Russia) 125 kg Round of 16: Cole Mirasola over Sertac Aksoy (Turkiye) 10-0 Quarterfinals: Cole Mirasola over Inal Gagloev (Russia) 3-0 Semifinals: Yedige Kassimbek (Kazakhstan) over Cole Mirasola 11-0 Monday’s Bronze Medal Match: Cole Mirasola vs. TBD -
Progrock... from the classic rock era to present days.
D3 for LU replied to D3 for LU's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
And did we tell you the name of the game, boy? We call it riding the gravy train Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Roger Waters Have a Cigar lyrics © BMG Rights Management D3 -
Progrock... from the classic rock era to present days.
D3 for LU replied to D3 for LU's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
It's a hell of a start, it could be made into a monster If we all pull together as a team -
Progrock... from the classic rock era to present days.
D3 for LU replied to D3 for LU's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
have you seen the chart?
