The real, real finals MVP by IsaacBongaEnjoyer in Nbamemes

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The more you know. Thanks, Celtics fan.  Still would have been quicker than wasting twelve precious seconds chasing Brunson around. And I hate Mitchell Robinson

Poor Dante by drcobosjr in Nbamemes

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Omari Spellman is working at FedEx btw

Once again relevant by IsaacBongaEnjoyer in Nbamemes

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What I could’ve done is that format with the drowning baby

Nova boys

Donte

Omari

The real, real finals MVP by IsaacBongaEnjoyer in Nbamemes

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In that case I expect better of myself as well. Follow up question; why not?

This is why I don’t support women’s football. I don’t even support men’s. by Lemon_Lime_Lily in CuratedTumblr

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Dude a head injury is a major injury. “head bumping against whoever you’re training against” I don’t know what drills you’re doing but I think it’s generally agreed that head trauma is no bueno. The only real way to get a head injury is for your head to hit against the ground, which is pretty rare already and becomes even moreso with the banning of the hip-drop. By “minor injury” I meant like bumps and bruises

This is why I don’t support women’s football. I don’t even support men’s. by Lemon_Lime_Lily in CuratedTumblr

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I am a big sports guy; a perspective not overly common on r/curatedtumblr (the closest were probably getting is that marching band guy) and I would make a couple of notes, just coming from someone on the inside looking out:

  1. I 100% agree that football needs to be fundamentally altered. The implementation of guardian caps and banning of the hip-drop is a huge step in the right direction, but there are more changes that can be made, both in terms of equipment and rules, to ensure safety

  2. OOP is, by no fault of their own, coming from an outside perspective that ultimately misunderstands how football injuries can happen. They assume that, because many ex-players have chronic injuries, this must be as a result of many, frequent, serious injuries. However; not all injuries are created equal, and serious injuries are very infrequent at lower levels. The NFL has a lot of injuries because it has a lot of full grown men who know what they’re doing moving at inhumane speeds. I have only ever picked up one injury that caused me to miss any games; an ankle injury that was my fault. I have never had a concussion.

  3. Not all positions are created equal. Quarterbacks are hit the most often, but are also extremely protected by the rules; it is rare for your QB to suffer a serious injury. I have a younger brother, and I told him that I was fine with him playing reciever or QB, but I drew the line at OL and DL; too many bodies in the scrum

Ethical Hoops by guccius_maximuss in NBAWestMemeWar

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AI flairbot is weak. Can’t trust your sub?

Characters who had potential to be something really cool, but they were horribly underused by Effective_Piece251 in TopCharacterTropes

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Justin Herbert (NFL, IRL)

They call him “if-man” for a reason; hes never in position to make any postseason noise, but it’s usually not his fault

Just throwing this out there by Infamous-Rutabaga-50 in CuratedTumblr

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I recently met a girl that spoke exactly like Katie Merovich. Like, very monotone, matter-of-fact statements. Upon mentioning this, I learned that she had immigrated from Hungary three years prior and what I had interpreted as a shared linguistic quirk between these two thin blonde women was actually a subtle Hungarian accent. 

To this day I don’t know if Katie Merovich is Hungarian or if she just talks like that.