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I told myself all weekend long that I was gonna skip my Monday class (partly because of all the snow) but I went anyways. I go in. And only 8/30 people showed up... Professor calls for break 30 minutes in for some reason and half the class leaves.
I knew my deadass should have never showed up
I knew my deadass should have never showed up
I dont like ur taste either.or yours @Critical Distance
Do you work
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Yea, here now.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Good looking
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
The Great Soccer Cultural Revolution
Written by: Mikey Creedon
Diego Costa’s £30 million-per-year move to the newly enriched and mysterious Chinese Super League (CSL) may be off, but that did not stop their march in procuring other top talent from Europe:
Carlos Tevez, Oscar, Axel Witsel, Odion Ighalo, Alexandre Pato and John Obi Mikel are just some of the big names who have recently signed huge deals with CSL clubs.
For many, the idea of a young league flexing its new found wealth shouldn’t be that alien. Indeed, many of the players signed to the CSL came from the English Premier League. But this doesn’t stop the murmurs of disquiet surrounding the CSL.
Here’s what Oscar said about his big-money switch from Chelsea. “This happens with every player, if it wasn’t for money, I wouldn’t leave Brazil. Of course the Premier League [has a better] level of players in the world, but the Chinese guys are very good. They help the new players a lot, and I hope they continue this because I come to help.”
To read more:
http://fteswl.com/2017/02/13/the-great-soccer-cultural-revolution/
@MikeyC
Written by: Mikey Creedon
Diego Costa’s £30 million-per-year move to the newly enriched and mysterious Chinese Super League (CSL) may be off, but that did not stop their march in procuring other top talent from Europe:
Carlos Tevez, Oscar, Axel Witsel, Odion Ighalo, Alexandre Pato and John Obi Mikel are just some of the big names who have recently signed huge deals with CSL clubs.
For many, the idea of a young league flexing its new found wealth shouldn’t be that alien. Indeed, many of the players signed to the CSL came from the English Premier League. But this doesn’t stop the murmurs of disquiet surrounding the CSL.
Here’s what Oscar said about his big-money switch from Chelsea. “This happens with every player, if it wasn’t for money, I wouldn’t leave Brazil. Of course the Premier League [has a better] level of players in the world, but the Chinese guys are very good. They help the new players a lot, and I hope they continue this because I come to help.”
To read more:
http://fteswl.com/2017/02/13/the-great-soccer-cultural-revolution/
@MikeyC
Don't do that you're better than that
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
What do you do, if you don't mind my asking
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Carpentry working for my step dad
The bigger plan is to complete this trade school program for my electrician license, then I'll be around the country with it.
Should have started back in october, but shyt happened
