KILZ FILLZ

That would be dope i think everyone other than steeler, ravens and bengals fans would root for them maybe even bengals fans to show some OH love edit: my grandfather and cousins are browns fans. Uncles are jaded and only OSU now lol

Accepting applications

Has your team been making any big free agency moves?

That’s a huge omelette each of those shroom bars is a full fucking dose. That’s crazy

Lol that’s exactly what my letter was too @Mercer

Letter from IRS in mail today. Nearly shit m’self. Thankfully nothing important.

Most of the current rotation

https://www.cityam.com/manchester-city-launch-city-fan-token-through-chiliz-and-socios/ Premier League giants Manchester City are the latest football club to step into the cryptocurrency arena after teaming up with Socios.com to launch the $CITY fan token. The fan engagement and rewards mobile app, built on the Chiliz blockchain, will allow Manchester City supporters across the world to use fan tokens to access VIP rewards, club promotions, games, AR-enabled features and voting rights in certain binding and non-binding club polls on Socios.com. The launch of the $CITY Fan Token also creates a new layer of digital engagement for the Premier League runaway leaders who sit 14 points clear of local rivals Manchester United. The four-time Premier League champions join an elite selection of big-name football clubs to enter crypto. Rangers adopted Bitci last month in the wake of AC Milan announcing they had raised more than €5 million with the launch of a fan token. A raft of other clubs such as FC Barcelona, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain, AS Roma, Atlético de Madrid, Galatasaray and Trabzonspor have also reported impressive returns on their fledgling crypto projects. Speaking exclusively to City AM, Alexandre Dreyfus, CEO of Chiliz and Socios.com, described Manchester City as being the world’s most innovative sports teams.

https://singularityhub.com/2021/03/19/a-community-of-swanky-3d-printed-homes-is-going-up-in-california/ $15 million development in Rancho Mirage, near Palm Springs in California’s Coachella Valley. The developer is Beverly Hills-based Palari Group, which was founded in 2014 and focuses on“integrating technology, wellness and sustainability.” The community will consist of 15 homes built on 5 acres of land. Unlike other 3D printed homes, though, there won’t be printers putting down layers of a concrete mixture on-site. Mighty Buildings has a modular, prefabricated approach: they print individual panels at their manufacturing facility in Oakland, which are then shipped to the construction site and put together there. They developed a synthetic stone material that starts to dry and harden upon contact with UV light.

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Burned out RV bullet holes at the drivers seat....

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