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Tim Duncan is being interviewed on some Virgin Islands radio show
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Divine Infinite Commander King
This is it folks, Tims finally coming out the closet
this is one of his friends
blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
Timmy about to spend his days swimming and drinking fresh coconut water with island bytches while y'all out here talking about Kobe's last game and Bogut's knee injury.
:umadduncan:
Yet nikkas will go up and down this forum talking about how insecure kobe fans are, yet here people are bringing up kobe for no reason
He doesn't get much love at home. Unfortuantely
Still Goat
Still Goat
He's probably looked at as a c00n back home.
GOATcan getting PAID 6 million to chill by the beach all year 
While Snitchbe unable to produce a male seed
While Snitchbe unable to produce a male seed
don't know if he's returning, or maintains a home there but it out there in dem V.I. streets.
US Virgin Islands Struggling With Uptick in Gun Violence
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSJULY 12, 2016, 6:24 P.M. E.D.T.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, U.S. Virgin Islands — The leader of the U.S. Virgin Islands says the three-island territory is undergoing a worrying uptick in gun violence.
Citing police statistics, acting Gov. Osbert Potter said Tuesday that the territory of just over 100,000 people experienced 32 gun killings during the first seven months of the year.
A total of 22 killings were on the main island of St. Thomas. That's more than the total of 21 homicides recorded in all of 2015 for the most populous island. Fifteen of last year's St. Thomas killings were by gunshot.
Potter says, "Many of the young men in our community have absolutely no regard for life."
The U.S. territory has been one of numerous Caribbean transit routes for South American cocaine en route to the U.S. mainland.
US Virgin Islands Struggling With Uptick in Gun Violence
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSJULY 12, 2016, 6:24 P.M. E.D.T.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, U.S. Virgin Islands — The leader of the U.S. Virgin Islands says the three-island territory is undergoing a worrying uptick in gun violence.
Citing police statistics, acting Gov. Osbert Potter said Tuesday that the territory of just over 100,000 people experienced 32 gun killings during the first seven months of the year.
A total of 22 killings were on the main island of St. Thomas. That's more than the total of 21 homicides recorded in all of 2015 for the most populous island. Fifteen of last year's St. Thomas killings were by gunshot.
Potter says, "Many of the young men in our community have absolutely no regard for life."
The U.S. territory has been one of numerous Caribbean transit routes for South American cocaine en route to the U.S. mainland.