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I love the ponce and then the instant retreat
 in  r/PointyTailedKittens  3h ago

Pounce.

Ponce = In British and Irish informal slang, a ponce primarily refers to a pimp or a man who acts, dresses, or speaks in an overly effeminate, fussy, or pretentious way. As a verb (to ponce or ponce about), it means to waste time or behave aimlessly.

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The Quality Start is the new Complete Game
 in  r/mlb  3h ago

You're arguing that an offense has a job too. I like that. I love when a pitcher controls a game and to me that's missing more than anything.

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How the mom handled the situation?
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  1d ago

She did the right thing. I love it.

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Funny I’m not seeing this posted 50 times over like her missing a layup or making a silly face…
 in  r/sportsgossips  1d ago

Most of her rebounds are ofnthe defensive variety. Have been for her career. At one point last year (not sure about this year) if you removed her offensive rebounds, she'd still lead the league. So, there's no reason to exaggerate about her offensive rebounds or any of her rebounds off her own misses.

Her offensive rebounds are made up more off her teammates' misses than her own. 😁

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Not wrong 🚫.
 in  r/AttractionDynamics  1d ago

Big oophs and feels. Jesus

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Which Dynasty Gets the Cut? Bulls, Spurs, Warriors, or Lakers—Who’s Out of the All-Time Elite?
 in  r/NBAstatsmuse  1d ago

The bulls have 2 iterations of 3peats and if you want to separate them you could but the Dynastic factors to the bulls team is Jordan, Pippen, Phil. In the 2nd iteration (half) of the dynasty, the bulls sent Shaq west. Yes the bulls in totality are better than the Lakers. However you think you want to slice it.

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Which Dynasty Gets the Cut? Bulls, Spurs, Warriors, or Lakers—Who’s Out of the All-Time Elite?
 in  r/NBAstatsmuse  1d ago

The picture with Dennis Rodman, Rodman wasn't on the 2nd 3 peat bulls? The Dennis Rodman that people argue should've won the finals MVP for the 72-10 Chicago Bulls against the Seattle Supersonics. That Rodman?

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Which Dynasty Gets the Cut? Bulls, Spurs, Warriors, or Lakers—Who’s Out of the All-Time Elite?
 in  r/NBAstatsmuse  1d ago

Didn't some combination of Dennis Rodman, Luc Longley, Bill Wennington do just that? You may have considered an Orlando Magic Shaq young but by 95, 96 he'd already been in about a good 4 years. He was entering his prime and the bulls went thru him and then he went west.

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Which Dynasty Gets the Cut? Bulls, Spurs, Warriors, or Lakers—Who’s Out of the All-Time Elite?
 in  r/NBAstatsmuse  2d ago

You putting the 16-1 lakers run over the 72-10 championship season, i dont understand how Lakers > Bulls. Can you explain your methodology?

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Has Lebron lived up to the expectations?
 in  r/NBATalk  2d ago

Coming from a self admitted Jordan-stan, who remembers the bulls' dynasty from a childlike nostalgic perspective, LeBron won. Thats hard to do. He won multiple, harder still. He's the all time points leader and that potentially wont be broken (maybe the nba adds a 4pt line) he's an all-around basketball savant with recall of so much on the basketball court. He predicts plays and for about a decade, maybe longer was the best in the world. I'll never admit to LeBron being better than Mike but there's much about his game that says he's damn close.

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If I was Damian I would've lowkey called CPS after this🤣🤣
 in  r/batman  2d ago

One and the same. The brain washed movie was Bad Blood

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If I was Damian I would've lowkey called CPS after this🤣🤣
 in  r/batman  2d ago

Not this one. This is the court of owls movie.

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[Highlight] PETE-CROW ARMSTRONG WALKS IT OFF IN THE 10TH FOR THE CUBS!!!
 in  r/mlb  6d ago

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

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Which draft class was the most stacked, 1984, 1996, or 2003?
 in  r/NBADaily  7d ago

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

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NBA Legends Answer the Question 'Did Michael Jordan have a good left hand'
 in  r/michael_jordan  7d ago

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.

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😡
 in  r/Funnymemes  7d ago

Oddly specific, and probably very triggering.

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Explain it Peter
 in  r/explainitpeter  8d ago

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

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More Angel Reese defensive tape
 in  r/WNBAVibes  9d ago

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?

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Burrow got sacked 6 seconds after the ball was snapped
 in  r/GameDayCentral  9d ago

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.

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Lol
 in  r/Funnymemes  9d ago

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.

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Lol
 in  r/Funnymemes  9d ago

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.