Replying to @CapatanAznMan @NFL_DovKleiman
Sure
It’s sooooo bad to swat an arm away lol
Replying to @NFL_DovKleiman
What an absolutely brutal and soft take lol
Every athlete swipes at someone in their peripheral randomly showing them
Replying to @ZubyMusic
Got my American green card last year and couldn’t be happier
Replying to @DiscussingFilm
Here we go again with another butchered “adaptation.”
Go make something else and don’t call it Narnia next time
Just another attempt to ruin a beautiful Christian story that has stood the test of time
Replying to @dustinthedad
Grew up playing street soccer in Chile and it’s some of my best memories ever
Made friends from day one of arriving there
Replying to @crogers_htown
Bro congrats on the awesome trip and on how well the documenting aspect is coming along
Replying to @evagalanx
Spain: kid has already developed a passion for it because it’s part of their culture
I.e. most of those kids are developing in unorganized play just as much as with organized play which is crucial
Replying to @ReezyResells @coreyganim
What kind of messages do you have it do?
Replying to @crogers_htown
Bro you’ve become like that German kid who went viral during World Cup when documenting his trip through the us
Brilliant
Replying to @dustinthedad
Amazing. Looking forward to meeting her in a few weeks!
Also, my insurance was supposed to cover ours but now they’re refusing and apparently it’s around 15k……..
Nothing like yours though
Past: Build the thing and if it's fantastic, you're a master.
Present: Accumulate enough bs certificates, and we'll call you a master
Replying to @gregmushen
Man I find all my time goes into building stuff and then get distracted not finalizing stuff that actually gets the work done
I find that they all say they can go and do the tasks but they all get stuck needing me to do the heavy lifting anyways
Replying to @tyromper
Bro you didn’t have to out @dustinthedad like that
Burn this idea into your brain as a parent:
Stop rescuing your kids all the time…
Even when they’re little, you get opportunities all day to solve something for them. A baby crawls somewhere awkward and can’t quite work out how to turn around. Your instinct is to pick them up and place them where they wanted to go.
Sometimes help means giving them JUST enough room or support to make the next move themselves. And sometimes it means letting them straight up fail.
You’ll get millions of opportunities to do this, but unfortunately most people are too distracted or in too much of a rush to pause and realize what they’re doing
Replying to @reidouse
Exactly, can't just say that. Have to teach them that it's about deciding based on what the game gives you.
If a team lets you dribble through and score, that's the move every time even if it means never passing.
The absolutes are what create robots


