Shep and Nutso Are The Only Superteam

*I just thought that you should knoooooooooo*

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Easy money....

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Find your way home.

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Living.

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http://spoti.fi/2tqlNov 😢😢😢

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Former Saints player puts 300+ families into homes, opens the only Black owned grocery store in Baton Rouge, LA

Spend five minutes with Tyrone Legett and you’ll instantly hear his passion to rejuvenate broken communities in Louisiana. The former NFL Player played many games in the Mercedes Benz Superdo…

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"Mama say I live next door to death 'cause I live in the moment"

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What’s your favorite Outkast song that wasn’t a single?

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Shit...

Wailin' maybe?

This is difficult.

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Lions updated for 2017. I'd like to see them in a more natural setting. Great road look.

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It's been a day. This still feels about as bad as anything that happened under Chilly or Les. Ok, not Chilly. Still pretty bad though.

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STRUMMING MY PAIN WITH HIS FINGERS!!!

SINGING MY LIFE WITH HIS WORDS

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How did I ever leave Tumblr?

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Can't see forever from here.

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“Encourage your sons, don’t put them down and never turn your backs on them despite the mistakes that they make. Sometimes when the people who you are closest to you give up on you, people have a tendency to give up on themselves,” he said. “Don’t let your sons give up. Don’t let them lose hope.”

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People Are Dying Younger Because America Keeps Failing the Bad-Break Test

In the richest country in the world, it shouldn’t be the case that one bad break can trigger a downward spiral to death.

I think this is something most of us know but haven’t really spent much time thinking about.

The one-bad-break test states simply that you can tell a lot about a society by what happens when its economically vulnerable members encounter a majorly bad break. That bad break can be anything — an injury, the sudden need to take in and care for an ailing relative, an unexpected layoff — and the effects of a single bad break vary tremendously depending on who you are, where you live, and what resources you have access to. (Rich people hit bad breaks too, of course, but they generally have far more capacity to handle them than everyone else, so I’m restricting this discussion to those who lack those resources.)

In societies that function well, there are various safety nets in place to prevent a bad break from leading to a tailspin for particularly vulnerable victims. Compared to many other rich nations, the U.S. is not such a society — all too often, when vulnerable Americans encounter a bad break, there’s nothing underneath them to stop their slide. Instead, devastation follows, sometimes in the form of bankruptcy and addiction and death.

(cont. NYMag)

It’s pretty sobering to realize how many people you know that are just a couple of paychecks away from being homeless.  Do a quick thought exercise:  If you got fired right now, what’s your game plan?  

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