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Jameis goes #1 and trolls:blessed:


Spurs lose and we get to watch another round of Chris flopping all over the place:snoop:


Mayweather dances and hugs his way to victory :manny:
 

Zach Lowe

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lets not bring the spurs into it:whoa: u can replace that with the baltimore cops
how does it feel knowing ur favorite rapper spent an hour thinking of a Mayweather-Pac punchline this morning

or does he not say punchlines anymore

idk cuz i haven't listened to him since 04

like a normal person
 

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Seahawks had a great draft. :hawksahh: The boy CP finally proves his haters wrong. :wow: Money May dips and dodges his way to black excellence.
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Great damn weekend.
 

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flipping the thread script ..... my fave c*c story this weekend




LA man builds a mini house for homeless woman who sleeps on his block because 'everyone should have a right to shelter'
  • Elvis Summers would often talk to homeless woman, 'Smokie,' who he let rummage through his recycling bin
  • Summers decided to further help Smokie and began collecting materials
  • Over five days he built her a mobile home outside his LA apartment
  • The house is on wheels and can be easily relocated
  • Summers now hopes to make more for other people in need
Elvis Summers became accustomed to letting the homeless woman on his block, 'Smokie,' go through his recycling.

She would stop by his Los Angeles apartment often and the two would talk.

Summers - who runs a company that supplies dancers for parties - said he wished he could further help out Smokie, a mother who is 60-years-old and sleeps in a patch of dirt.

That's when he heard of a a man in Oakland who had built miniature houses out of discarded materials - Summers and decided he could do the same for Smokie.


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Handyman with a heart: Elvis Summers couldn't stand the 'lovely' homeless woman on his block, Smokie, live on the streets any longer. So he bought some materials and started building her a miniature house

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Under construction: Summers said he spent about $500 on the materials, and built it properly so the structure was waterproofed

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'Being homeless is not a crime': Summers is now trying to find a way to help other people on the streets

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Coming together: The little house was built outside Summers' LA apartment and took five days

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Almost done: Using discarded materials, Elvis built a miniature house for Smokie - a 60-year-old homeless woman who had been sleeping in a patch of dirt nearby

So Summers got to work.

He rearranged some of his finances and started buying the necessary materials.

Summers did not have anywhere to actually construct the home, so just started doing it on the street.

After five days, and about $500, the miniature house was complete.

Smokie, who has been living on the streets for 10 years, was then given the keys.

It's the first time she's had a proper roof over her head in decade.

The whole process was filmed, with a video uploaded to YouTube quickly going viral.

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Finito: The finished home featured sliding windows and a door with a lock, so Smokie can protect her things

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Thankful: It is the first time in 10 years Smokie has had a roof over her head. Here she is thanking Summers after he finished building the house

Summers was smart enough to build the shelter on wheels so it can be easily moved around.

'The local LAPD cops have been super cool, and have told me they support it – as long as we move it to a different spot every 72 hours,' he told The Good News Network.

Summers added that the way people today perceive homelessness is wrong and antiquated.







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