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Iceman

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  1. It could be a guy's name in the WNBA.
  2. Internet/ phone scammers Callers cold-called victims and used social engineering to convince them their accounts were the subject of cyberattacks and the enterprise callers were attempting to help secure their accounts. Money launderers received the stolen crypto currency and turned it into fiat U.S. currency in the form of bulk cash or wire transfers. Torn between hating a thief and not feeling empathy for ripped-off crypto clowns.
  3. Thank you for mansplaining fucking baseball. Nothing you said discounts what my point is, which has zero to do with the batter's wrists, nor does MLB's stance. as far as your Astros comment, since JR Richard, you front running dork.
  4. I understand the increases from abysmally low base numbers. They are also almost single-handedly driven by one player, but not completely. NEW YORK, Sept. 27, 2024 – The WNBA delivered its most-watched regular season in 24 years, finished with its highest attendance in 22 years and set records for digital consumption and merchandise sales in 2024. Highlights from the league’s 28th regular season include: VIEWERSHIP: The WNBA attracted an all-time record of more than 54 million unique viewers across ABC, CBS, ESPN, ESPN2, ION and NBA TV. A record 22 regular-season game telecasts averaged at least 1 million viewers. The season was consumed for a record 136.29 million hours across all national networks. Additional viewership highlights include the following: This was the most-viewed regular season ever across ESPN platforms with an average of 1.19 million viewers, a 170% increase from last season. The 2024 season featured the top seven most-watched WNBA games ever on ESPN, the two most-watched WNBA games ever on ABC (2.23 million, Seattle Storm at Indiana Fever on Aug. 18; 1.71 million, Indiana at New York Liberty on May 18) and the most-watched WNBA game ever on ESPN2 (2.12 million, Indiana at Connecticut Sun on May 14). CBS Sports delivered its most-watched regular season ever with an average of 1.10 million viewers, up 86% from last year, as well as the most-streamed season ever on Paramount+. CBS had its five most-watched games ever, led by 2.25 million viewers for the Chicago Sky at Indiana on June 16. ION averaged 670,000 viewers – up 133% from last season – and had seven telecasts average at least 1 million viewers. NBA TV more than quadrupled its viewership from 2023 and had its 13 most-watched WNBA games ever, topped by the Las Vegas Aces at Indiana on Sept. 11 (678,000 viewers). In addition to the 22 regular-season games to average at least 1 million viewers, ABC’s presentation of the 2024 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game delivered a record 3.4 million viewers, an increase of +305% versus last season. ATTENDANCE: The WNBA had its highest total attendance in 22 years (2,353,735), up 48% from last season. The league’s 154 sellouts marked a 242% increase from last season (45). Below are additional attendance highlights: The WNBA averaged 9,807 fans per game, up 48% from last season (6,615 fans). The Indiana vs. Washington Mystics matchup on Sept. 19 at Capital One Arena set a WNBA single-game attendance record of 20,711. It was one of three games to draw at least 20,000 fans this season, along with 20,366 for Indiana vs. Las Vegas on July 2 and 20,333 for Indiana vs. Washington on June 7. The Fever’s total home attendance of 340,715 fans was a single-season record for a WNBA team, surpassing the previous home attendance record of 250,565 set by New York in 2001 in 16 games. All 12 WNBA teams enjoyed at least double-digit year-over-year growth in attendance this season, led by Indiana (+319%), Los Angeles (+69%) and New York (+64%). The 30 games as part of the Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase averaged 9,377 fans, up 42% from last season.
  5. LOL. What am I missing, oh enlightened fuck? or maybe just take a mydol...
  6. They damn sure ain't fighting it either. The foul calls/ way the game is called and tolerating the hateful behavior is damned sure something. I agree that it is almost certainly too effective to be deliberate. It draws attention and the social commentary is compelling. I ain't watching the games though. Instead of, "Did you see the game last night?" it is "Dem bitches still fighting..."
  7. Just gonna say I don't necessarily agree with that definition. The head doesn't have to be ahead of the knob for the batter to have offered at the pitch.
  8. Had no idea you were Tweeder.
  9. If we create a heel, people will watch our games. Maybe true. Maybe false. But the drama creates discussion, for sure. I like the wrecks in NASCAR too. I haven't watched a race in over a decade.
  10. Iceman

    The Wire

    Rewatching from S1E1 tonight, just instantly so damned good. Was laughing at the reality of being cast as Snot, who is only shown dead on the initial intro. Ever. Lol.
  11. Also in the Tom Cruise line... All the Right Moves this afternoon. 42 years old or so. Craig T Nelson & Lea Thompson also star in what has aged pretty damned roughly as a Coming of Age tale. personally, I'd prefer Loudin Swain and Visionquest over this one.
  12. A slapdick non-producer who talks em good in the lockerroom is a recipe for losing, in Rodgers. There are already winners on this squad who aren't producing.
  13. Top 5 Alison Krauss Merle Haggard Keith Whitley Don Williams Dwight Yoakam
  14. Damn, UNC Wilmington wouldn't get a hometown shot at Michael Jeffrey Jordan?
  15. Damn sure wouldn't be KFC, cause she couldn't hit the bucket.
  16. "But Daddy left the proof on her cheek" has great ambiguity.
  17. Nico still drawin breath, no?
  18. Somewhere, aggy is still bragging about how they showed Liberty the best fan experience ever.
  19. Floydada doesn't count either...
  20. When is the last time foreign military members died on American soil under a bridge on the East River?
  21. alright fuckstick- Bluegrass music is a genre of American roots music that developed in the 1940s in the Appalachian region of the United States originally from Kentucky.[1] The genre derives its name from the band Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys.[2] Bluegrass has roots in African American genres like blues and jazz and North European genres, such as Irish ballads and dance tunes. Unlike country, it is traditionally played exclusively on acoustic instruments such as the fiddle, mandolin, banjo, guitar and bass fiddle. [3] It was further developed by musicians who played with Monroe, including 5-string banjo player Earl Scruggs and guitarist Lester Flatt. Bill Monroe once described bluegrass music as, "It's a part of Methodist, Holiness and Baptist traditions. It's blues and jazz, and it has a high lonesome sound
  22. I was pre-emptively cutting off any know-it-alls
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