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A culture test right up my alley
number of basketball games played with:
A milk crate
A volley/soccer ball
A trash bin
A paper ball
A rolled up sock
A stretched put hanger
GO!!
Do you have any unpopular opinions???VOL....2
number of basketball games played with:
A milk crate
A volley/soccer ball
A trash bin
A paper ball
A rolled up sock
A stretched put hanger
GO!!
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This a tough one. Ima go with H.E.R, less toxic and though SZA looks
it kinda changes how I viewed her after she got the work done. It looks good though, look more natural than most. She completely owns it.
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****, I wasn't even thinking about visual appeal. It's H.E.R. for me and it's not all that particularly close.
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I grew up in the projects, playing with crates and hardly ever a basketball was the norm lol. Tennis balls were the go to. Though there was a concrete court available, the older teens and OGs always had the court on lock. And games often went left of course, very left smh.
Playing baseball the best bats were never an actual bat. The axe handle was the go to bat, until my bro Mook got mad about a strike and boomerang’d the ax handle right at this dude face breaking his nose and blacking his eyes smh.
Whatever was available we’d make it work and had a blast doing so.
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It aint racists because you're black b. Is it disrespectful? I mean you smoked crack with actual crack whores....whats more disrespectful than that?
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Setting up shop in a once predominantly Black city, taking shots at the Most Popular Mayor at the time is just #Braindead to a large remaining fanbase of your brand.
It's just a stupid thing to do and it's an even stupider thing to double down on.
It isn't racist but there is a racial element to it.
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Must admit SOS is a great album
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TVs at eye level are better than those mounted above fireplaces/high up.
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I agree 100%. Hate having to look UP.
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Thus, sitting in the middle of the theater > sitting up front or all the way in the back.
darthska
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I could not disagree more.
A raised sightline gives a more theater-like experience.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Love my MantelMount
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Man, I had a few great experiences sitting up front. Four Brothers, my ex and I were highly intoxicated. Walked in the theater and we both had the same thought everybody was laughing at us, lol. We went laughing to the only 4 seats in the front. Seats were kinda curved and we were like in the perfect spot to not have to hold our neck up the whole time. Either that or we two gone to realize we were lol. It was like everything was coming right at us, mess was intense man!!
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TV at eye level is so much better for viewing
But mounted and higher seems to come off as higher class or something idk it’s weird
But mounted and higher seems to come off as higher class or something idk it’s weird
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There is nothing classy about a tv over a fire place. It looks like **** and is a horrible viewing experience.
I can't believe it has become something of a standard in modern homes.
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Don't Mount Your TV Above Your Fireplace: Here's Why
Mounting a TV above a fireplace is a bad idea for many, many reasons. Don't do it. Here's why.
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A living room TV should be too big to mount over a fireplace, unless you got 20ft ceilings.
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Unpopular Opinion: There is a such thing as "too big" for a TV. Anything over 70' is overkill. You're living aint that damn big.
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my 75' disagrees.
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Optimal viewing distances would disagree.
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To me it comes off as someone that doesn't have a strong grasp on geometry. When going to the movies, sit in the middle in terms of both height and width. Don't want to sit too high/low where I have to look down/up.
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That's what Im saying. Dudes be having 80' in 400 square inch apartment. You gonna go blind.
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