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I was a hugh Jimmy Conner's fan, I used this racket.



 

Connors had a serve like a girl, but vicious groundstrokes from both wings. Hard to get to the net when you're pinned to the baseline by vicious groundstrokes that kissed the baseline.

"...McConnell vows he will 'absolutely' support Trump if GOP nominates him in 2024..."

"...McConnell vows he will 'absolutely' support Trump if GOP nominates him in 2024..."

He's playing "Two-Face" in the next Batman movie...

"...BUSTED: Feds arrest California QAnoner who stormed the Capitol -- after coworker turned him in..."

"...BUSTED: Feds arrest California QAnoner who stormed the Capitol -- after coworker turned him in..."

Turning people in!! I'm positively giddy!  It's Nazi Germany,right here in America! Was you dad,or mom there?
TURN THOSE SUCKERS IN!!! 😆

"...A Florida man who was upset over his neighbor's "Biden flag" has been arrested and charged, News Channel 8 reports.

Neighbors says that Edward Lacourse, 75, verbally assaulted them over the flag and pointed a shotgun in their direction -- which was the first time they interacted with him during the 18 years they've lived next to each other.

When police arrived on the scene and knocked on Lacourse's door, he reportedly commanded his dog to "kill."


Police later found the shotgun Lacourse allegedly used to threatened his neighbors with, and there was "one round in the chamber and three rounds in the tube."..."

I never used a Prince, i wanted what Conners had, I watched a lot on tv to back then.
I hated McEnrow and Borg, liked Illa Nastase tho.

McEnroe was the greatest net player I ever saw. Borg was a vicious baseliner, with a great serve. McEnroe could serve too. The McEnroe/ Borg Wimbledon final was the best I've ever seen .  Five sets. 16-14 tiebreaker.

I wouldn't turn my parents in if they robbed a fkng bank.

Spiderman learned his lesson, turn them in.

Fck joe biden

OPINION
Biden’s COVID relief bill is chock full of anti-white reverse racism
By Betsy McCaughey

February 25, 2021 | 5:15pm



A COVID-19 relief measure proposed by Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) would offer "socially disadvantaged" farm owners total debt forgiveness.
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Polls show most Americans support the federal COVID-19 relief bill. But if they knew what’s in it, they might feel differently. The bill is an affront to the American ideal of equal treatment under law — and a slap in the face for people who want everyone helped fairly.   

Section 1005 of the bill offers “socially disadvantaged” farm owners total debt forgiveness of up to hundreds of thousands of no-strings dollars per farmer. But white men needn’t apply. The bill’s definition of “socially disadvantaged,” drawn from elsewhere in federal law, limits aid to racial groups who faced historic discrimination.

Newly elected Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.), who proposed the measure, says it will make up for years of discrimination. Sorry, senator, but this is discrimination.

Discrimination likewise mars the bill’s aid to restaurants. It grants restaurant owners up to $5 million per facility to offset losses caused by lockdowns. That’s a lifeline for restaurants barely hanging on.


Here’s the hitch: Only women, veterans and owners of “socially and economically disadvantaged” concerns (again, defined racially elsewhere in federal law) may apply during the program’s first three weeks. Most white males go to the back of the line, even if their needs are more pressing. 

Treating white male farmers and restaurant owners like second-class citizens violates the principle that we are all equal under the law, a principle guaranteed by the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution.

The pandemic is hurting everyone.