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This is a basic theory about the mysterious fruit the Gorosei were talking about. I couldn't think of what to make the title that wouldn't give away at least the presence of a mystery fruit to non-readers.

I think that the mystery fruit is Luffy's and that his fruit was renamed the Gomu Gomu to hide it's actual power. I believe that his fruit is actually something along the lines of a will power/belief/change fruit. The fruit will manifest power according to what the user believes in. If you have a strong enough belief that you are immortal, you will be immortal. If you believe that you can lift a mountain, you will be able to. The stronger the users will/belief the more powerful the fruits

The bills just signed reid ferguson to a 3 year extension.

https://twitter.com/Marcel_LJ/status/1398295908442415108?s=19

I don't know how much he's getting paid, but the Dolphins should give Blake an extension that matches the time and pays him $1 more than his brother got. Do it for younger siblings everywhere! If you need an on field justification, it will shake reid's mental game and cause him to start missing snaps as he tries to catchup with his clearly superior younger brother

I am trying to decide between starting a budget build from scratch ($500-800 range) or upgrading my current PC.

Currently my PC has:

Motherboard: ASRock H61M - HVS

CPU: intel i5 - 2500k @3.3 GHz

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760

PSU: Corsair CX760M

RAM: Ripjaws G.Skills X series 16gb

Storage: 1 TB HDD

With these parts, would it be cost effective to upgrade individual parts? Or just start from scratch?

https://youtu.be/k6LRV8zBA78?t=5641

I'm not here to talk about whether or not there was a foul on the play in question, but rather the way the observers discuss the play.

When the two observers nearest to the play are talking about what they saw you can hear of the observers clearly say "I'm not sure, so I'm leaning no foul or send it back." If you aren't sure, the only option you should be supporting as an observer is to send it back. Ruling no foul means that you saw what happened and you are sure there wasn't a foul.

I've been watching a lot of film during quarantine, and this idea that ruling no foul is a neutral option seems pretty common. No foul is not a neutral option! From my p

Where can I find the 27 games referred to here:

https://www.usaultimate.org/news/usa-ultimate-fulcrum-media-to-cover-74-mixed-and-womens-games-in-2017/

Does anyone know what happened to Ultiworld's fall college film? They said they were gonna post it a while back and there's been no comment since.

I want to add a high-release to my throws to help give me more options and make it so I can get some easier breaks. Can anyone explain the pros and cons of the flick, push pass, and lefty backhand to me? (all high-release)