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I saw someone make a post about this yesterday, but didn't quite agree with the list so I made my own.

• Stanford - Hermes: Well-known for impeccable quality and timeless designs. The Birkin/Kelly are some of the most desired models in the handbag world. Have to spend $$$$ at one of their stores before being “offered” the chance to buy a bag just like how you have to wait 6-8 months for a Stanford decision.

• Yale - Chanel: The top of the luxury bag world and absolutely iconic, as even people with zero interest in fashion will recognize the name/logo. Paying full price for one is always worth it, given how good of an investment it can be. Nazi spy Coco Chanel’s controversial past m

It's literally pure virtue signaling nonsense. I saw two posts on it already today and it seems like every other cycle recap post I read yesterday had some dumb "reminder to withdraw from other schools" comment under it. Of course, there's no problem with withdrawing your own applications, but it's incredibly annoying and frankly a bit rude that the first thing people say under someone celebrating a final decision is "withdraw all your other apps."

There is literally no difference in withdrawing your application before the deposit deadline and just not depositing at all. Historically speaking, schools that have waitlisted people won't release waitlist decisions until after the deposit deadl

Of course, the Fertitta-Morey relationship is fractured to the point of Fertitta not wanting the Rockets to engage with Philly in any sort of deal, and is rumored to have been the reason as to why Philadelphia couldn't pull the trigger on James Harden. However, if they were to overcome all this, the two teams could seemingly solve their biggest problems by trading with each other.

Philadelphia's biggest problem is the lack of a suitable second option, one that can create their own shot, and coexist with Embiid. Due to internal conflict with the organization, Ben Simmons has decided to forgo ever suiting up for the 76ers again, choosing to take numerous heavy fines instead. Tobias Harris ha

Hi,

I've played Ouworld from like 2012-2016, but then stopped after that, just logging on like once every couple months to catch up with people. I wanted to try out the new app today, but when I logged in, all my items were gone, except for like 5-10 basic items. I know I had like 200+ rares, including some more valuable stuff (cheek marks, claws). Was I hacked or is this a bug with the new app?

I don't really have proof, but these were some of my pre-saved outfits so you can tell that I had more than 10 items.

The Lakers are a lot better at drafting towards the middle/back end of the draft than a lot of people seem to give them credit for, which is supported by the fact that a good majority of their draft picks since 2014 from both the first and second rounds are still rotational players in the league today. However, LA also traded all of their young talent away for win-now supporting cast around Lebron, a move that obviously paid off with a championship this year, but I do wonder how good they could have been if they didn't trade away their "young core" and kept with the process since the post-Kobe days.

Since 2014, their draft picks that haven't been waived are:

PG: D'Angelo Russel

But tbh, we all knew it was coming.

Hello,

I hope this is okay, but Iam a fellow NBA fan from r/nbadiscussion and I was referred to this sub by one of the mods there. We were having an all-time draft, which is similar to a fantasy basketball draft, but with thirty teams taking turns choosing players from throughout NBA history. Since this sub is dedicated to NBA history, especially the older players that many fans may not know about, I thought there would be some interest in taking part of this draft. If you are interested, please send me a pm or comment. Thank you!

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Hello r/nbadiscussion. Last summer, thirty of us did an all time draft (kind of like a fantasy basketball draft, but with every player in NBA history. I enjoyed it and it seems like a lot of others did too, so I wanted to try and create another similar draft this offseason.

Each person would get one team to manage and we would go in order to draft one player at a time. The draft is a standard snake format and lasts ten rounds. GMs could pick any player who played in the NBA, but would have to select the year they would pick them (for example, you would pick Michael Jordan 1987-1988 or Michael Jordan 1990-1991 instead of just Michael Jordan). Once a player is selected, nobody else can select

Hello. I recently got into some financial problems so I'm breaking into my collection to see if there's anything I can sell. I am willing to negotiate on the prices, especially in bundles. Feel free to ask me any questions regarding the books.

Marvel:

• Uncanny X-Men #221 () First Appearance of Mr. Sinister - $27
• X-Factor #5-6 (VF-/F) First Cameo and First Appearance of Apocalypse - $27
• X-Force #11 (NM) First Appearance of Domino - $18
• New Mutants #1 (NM) - $10
• New Mutants #25 (NM-) - First Appearance of Legion - $14
• New Mutants #86 (VF+) - First Cameo of Cable - $10
• New Mutants # 99 (VF-) - First Appearances of Feral and Shatterstar -$8
• New Mutants Annual #6 (VF-) First Came

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I know it doesn't look like it at first, but the two of them share a lot of similarities. They're both curly-haired, passive, and kind of geekish and own and run failing pharmacies in a small town. They also both experienced a recent death in the immediate family which shocked them. Just coincidence? Also, how long do you think it'll be before Seth Macfarlane parodies 13 Reasons Why on Family Guy?