Relying on a teacher to educate You is like relying on a bank robber to make Your deposit

A little Army humor: When I was a First Sergeant, our Company XO went on a four day pass to go to his sister’s wedding. While he was gone my commander and I spent about three hours on a Friday night completely rearranging his office in the most inconvenient way. -Desk facing away from the door. -Chair where the door would hit it when you opened it. -Phone across the room on top of a wall locker. -Wall locker facing the wall with barely enough room to open the doors. -We even put his cork board/dry erase board with the training schedule and his maintenance tracker on the ceiling above his desk. We couldn’t stop laughing, it was a great time. Anyway, he came back and to his credit (and clearly to spite us) he kept it exactly that way for the remaining four months that he was the XO. The next XO after being in that office for a few days asked me if it would be an issue if he rearranged the office. I just replied “Oh yea, go for it sir. LT [Name] was kind of a weirdo.”

We talk a lot about the great male guitar players, but which female rocker never got the recognition she deserved for her guitar skills?

Sure as fuck

OUTRAGE: The MLB is getting absolutely BLASTED online as BOYCOTTS continue to mount after the league “warned” San Francisco Giants players for their “violation” of writing Bible verses on their caps during pride night caps. “The writing on the cap violates our rules and consistent with normal practice we have warned the players about future violations,” MLB Chief Communications Officer Pat Courtney said in a statement Monday. The MLB attempted to BACKTRACK in a new statement on Tuesday writing: “To be clear, this routine verbal warning not to wear the hat in future games is not disciplinary and had absolutely nothing to do with the content of the message. We respect players’ right to free expression.” “However, writing of any kind, with any message, is prohibited per Major League Baseball’s Uniform Regulations which provides in part that, ‘[a] Player may not write, attach, affix, embroider or otherwise display nicknames or messages on apparel or playing equipment.’” “We have given the same warning numerous times in the past to players for messages such as ‘Dad’, ‘Happy Mother’s Day, I Love Mom’ and names of family members.”

In 2013, NBA player Brian Scalabrine, who averaged just 3 points per game over his career, responded to critics by challenging four volunteers who claimed they could beat him 1-on-1. In a public matchup, he dominated all four games, finishing with a combined score of 44–6. The event became known as the “Scallenge” and is still remembered as one of the clearest examples of the massive gap between professional athletes and even highly skilled amateur players. By 2013, Brian Scalabrine had already retired from the NBA and was often the subject of jokes due to his limited playing time, with many pointing to his 3.1 points-per-game average as proof he wasn’t far above elite recreational players. Scalabrine decided to challenge that perception directly. After hearing local players claim they could beat him one-on-one, he organized games against several strong amateur volunteers. The results were decisive—he won every matchup, finishing with a combined score of 44–6, showing that even post-retirement he was operating at a completely different level of speed, strength, skill, and basketball IQ. The event produced one of the most famous quotes in sports, which remains unchanged: “I’m closer to LeBron than you are to me.” The line wasn’t arrogance, but a reality check about the skill gap between NBA players and everyone else. The Scallenge has since become a go-to reference whenever fans underestimate professional-level ability. Scalabrine’s career also included 11 NBA seasons and an NBA championship with the Boston Celtics in 2008, along with over 500 games played—an achievement reached by only a tiny fraction of players worldwide.

Democrats LITERALLY tried to put a communist in office!! Why don't they just lose the facade and stop with the "Democratic Socialist" crap and just admit they're full blown communists?

Tom and jerry hanging out after a long day of filming..🐈🐾🐭😅

OTD 17JUN1965 The recording of ‘Yesterday’was completed with the addition of a string quartet, and a new lead vocal by Paul. They also recorded ‘Act Naturally’ for Ringo and the song ‘Wait’ which was not released until the December 1965 when it appeared on ‘Rubber Soul’ #Beatles

BEAUTIFUL THINGS HAPPEN WHEN YOU DISTANCE YOURSELF FROM NEGATIVITY.

We Continue 🌠😃 We Are With You

Vance gives a truth dose to progressives who say believing in God is for "crazy people" The "same people will tell you that if a grown man takes some hormonal therapy... they're gonna become a woman" "You believe something that's far crazier"

we are a country where our president tries to clean and repair a national monument and half the country insults him and tries to block it what the ever living fuck is wrong with these people

MLB: Hey, we're losing fans at an alarming rate. Also MLB: F*ck it, let's lose them at a faster rate Also also MLB: THIS IS THE HILL UPON WHICH WE WILL DIE! The fans: Your wish is granted

James Woods nails it every time!! Y'all agree with him?

"I shined shoes outside the Hotel Somerset. The doorman was from South Boston, and he let one kid from 'Southie' work the front every year. I was that kid for a few years. Ted Williams lived at the Somerset, and the Yankees also stayed there when they came to town. One afternoon, the Yankees all were coming down from their rooms, heading to Fenway. They were waiting out front for cabs. I got a piece of paper and an old pen, and I went up to a couple of the players and asked for their autographs. The pen didn't work! Jerry Coleman reached into his suit jacket and takes out a gold pen. He signs and hands the pen to someone else, and now Joe DiMaggio is there. For some reason, he thinks I'm Jerry Coleman's nephew or something, and he smiles and takes the gold pen and signs. While he's signing, Ted Williams comes down. He comes over to Joe and me. He takes the gold pen and signs. They're talking, Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, how are ya, back-and-forth, and for some reason Williams thinks I'm DiMaggio's nephew or something. Jerry Coleman says: 'Hey, it's getting late. Let's get to the ballpark.' We get into the cab, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, and me. I leave my shoeshine box right on the street because that would be a giveaway, you know? I ride in the middle of the backseat. I have Joe DiMaggio on one side of me. I have Ted Williams on the other side. I have both of their autographs. And I also have Jerry Coleman's gold pen in my pocket. Who ever has made out better than this? Williams and DiMaggio figure it out by the time we get to Fenway that I'm nobody's nephew, but for that short time...." Raymond Flynn. 51st Mayor of Boston. Later United States Ambassador to the Holy See from 1993 to 1997. DiMaggio and Williams. 1941 All-Star Game.