ignitionNOW

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r/nba•

I was watching the T-wolves-Blazers highlights from Dec 20. On 5 separate ocassions I spotted Jimmy Butler traveling -or I thought I did, until I slowed down the video to .25x speed and looked closer.

Here is the highlight video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6noZ7-QNsc8

I thought I spotted travelling at 5:21 (once at the beginning, and again at the end of the drive), 8:10, 8:33, and 8:47.

Like I said, in real time they looked like travelling but slowed down, I'm less sure.

Is his footwork just really good?

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r/alcoholic•

One thing I loved about alcohol is the freedom it gave me to open up socially, especially with ladies. One Saturday night I was at home, finishing a 12 pack of beer. I would then leave for the local bar, which had an upstairs and a downstairs bar, so I could buy a lot of drinks before the bartenders cut me off, because neither knew exactly how much the other had already served me. Still, I needed the 12 pack just to work up the nerve to get out my own door.

On this night there was a very attractive young woman sitting at the downstairs bar. She had a male friend, who appeared to be in the friend zone, so I began flirting with her. She was receptive at first. But as the night progressed the

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r/saintpaul•

I work delivery and would really benefit if someone could reveal the trick or pattern to understanding how the town is laid out. Like, in Minneapolis, on every block, the first house will start with a zero or one. In St Paul, it seems like it could be any number. Another thing, why is the 500 Robert St building on... 9th and Robert? And not 5th and Robert like a sane person would plan it? Its like that all over downtown and I assume across the entire city. Makes no sense that I can tell. What is the key??? The only consistent pattern I can ascertain about the layout of St Paul is that odd numbered buildings are on the north and east side of streets (and vice versa for even numbered buildings

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