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never gets old 😄

The oldest known image of Keith Richards, published around 1140 AD ...

The US is losing it's global credibility.
Good question from the Iranians 💥

Congratulations! Well deserved! #vancouvergoldeneyes #PWHL #jenngardiner

Anything for a buck: the American way. Fools!

April Wine - Say Hello YouTube video by UnidiscMusic

It’s my Saturday, here’s a little April Wine…

youtu.be/Zw_DqUrK0EE?...

This image is a celebratory sports graphic commemorating a victory for the **Toronto Blue Jays**. ## **Layout and Design** The image is designed with a vibrant blue and white color palette, mimicking a commemorative poster or a social media victory card. It is divided into three main sections: * **Top Section:** Large, stylized white text with a blue outline screams **"BLUE JAYS WIN!"** against a light blue background. To the left, there is a small "50th Anniversary" logo for the franchise. * **Middle Section:** A central photograph shows a Blue Jays player—identified as pitcher **Yusei Kikuchi**—wearing a blue batting helmet and jersey. He is being draped in a dark "victory jacket" by teammates (whose hands are visible on the sides). The photo has a film-strip border at the bottom, giving it a cinematic feel. * **Bottom Section:** A scoreboard graphic on a solid blue background shows the final score: **10 for the Toronto Blue Jays** vs. **4 for the Arizona Diamondbacks**. ## **Key Details** * **Logos:** The classic Blue Jays "bird" logo is featured prominently in the center of the scoreline, while the Diamondbacks' stylized "A" logo is on the right. * **Slogan:** In the bottom right corner of the photo section, a circular badge contains the Blue Jays logo with the text **"WHERE WILL YOU BE"** curving around it. * **Player Expression:** The player in the center has a modest, focused smile as he participates in the team's post-game celebration ritual.

This image is a digital sports box score from **theScore BET** titled **"WINNING NUMBERS,"** summarizing the final stats of the game between the **Toronto Blue Jays** and the **Arizona Diamondbacks**. The layout uses a clean, modern design with blue and white accents. ## **Game Results & Box Score** The main section shows a side-by-side comparison of the two teams' performances: | Team | Runs | Hits | Errors | |---|---|---|---| | **Toronto Blue Jays** (Bird Logo) | **10** | **14** | **0** | | **Arizona Diamondbacks** (Red "A" Logo) | **4** | **10** | **0** | * **Winning Pitcher:** Gausman * **Losing Pitcher:** Nelson ## **Highlight Numbers & Notes** Below the main score, a section highlights key individual performances and historical context: * **Lukes:** 3 RBI * **Okamoto:** 3 RBI **Stat Notes:** * **Blue Jays:** 8 first-inning runs scored (This ties a franchise record). * **Lukes:** 7 hits in his last 11 at-bats. ## **Visual Details** * **Top/Bottom Borders:** The graphic is framed by a collage of vintage newspaper clippings and sports headlines, giving it a historical feel. * **Branding:** The logo for "theScore BET" is at the very top center. * **Typography:** Large, bold blue numbers are used for the main stats, housed in rounded square boxes for high visibility.

This image is a sports graphic titled **"PITCHING LINE,"** highlighting the performance of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher **Kevin Gausman** in a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. ## **Visual Layout** The graphic uses a vibrant blue-on-blue theme with a clean, high-contrast design. * **The Player:** On the left side, Kevin Gausman is shown in full uniform (blue jersey, grey pants, and a blue cap) standing on the pitcher's mound. He has long hair and a mustache, and he is looking intently toward the catcher. * **The Headlines:** To the right of the photo, large white text reads "PITCHING LINE," with a smaller matchup graphic below it showing the Blue Jays logo vs. the Diamondbacks logo. * **Branding:** A small row of historical Blue Jays logos runs across the top left, and a "50th Anniversary" logo sits in the bottom left corner. The slogan "Where will YOU Be?" is written in white at the bottom right. ## **Pitching Statistics** The central focus is a bold white-and-blue stat bar showing Gausman's performance for the game: | Stat | Value | Meaning | |---|---|---| | **IP** | **6.0** | Innings Pitched | | **ER** | **2** | Earned Runs | | **H** | **7** | Hits Allowed | | **K** | **4** | Strikeouts | | **BB** | **1** | Walks (Base on Balls) | The numbers are large and blue against a white background, making them the most prominent part of the right side of the image.

This image is a sports graphic titled **"HITTING LINE,"** celebrating the standout performance of Toronto Blue Jays outfielder **Nathan Lukes** during the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. ## **Visual Composition** The design is dense and nostalgic, featuring a collage of Toronto Blue Jays history in the background. * **The Player:** On the right side, Nathan Lukes is shown from the back, wearing his blue jersey with the name **"LUKES"** and number **38** in large white letters. He is wearing a blue batting helmet and appears to be high-fiving teammates in the dugout. * **Header and Matchup:** The top left features the words "HITTING LINE" in a stylized, multi-lined blue font. Below this, the Blue Jays bird logo and the Diamondbacks "A" logo are shown side-by-side. * **Heritage Elements:** The background is filled with faint images of vintage tickets, program covers, and logos. At the top, a "SkyDome" logo is visible, along with a blue starburst badge that says **"BORN IN '77,"** referencing the year the franchise was founded. ## **Hitting Statistics** A prominent blue-and-white horizontal bar displays Lukes' impressive stats for the game: | Stat | Value | Meaning | |---|---|---| | **H** | **3** | Hits | | **RBI** | **3** | Runs Batted In | | **2B** | **2** | Doubles | | **AB** | **5** | At-Bats | ## **Branding and Slogans** * **Lower Left:** The "Where will YOU Be?" slogan is featured with the Blue Jays logo integrated into the word "YOU." * **Lower Right:** A large red maple leaf, synonymous with the Canadian flag and the team's identity, sits in the corner.

The Blue Jays won after jumping out to an 8-0 lead in the 1st.
RBIs: 3: Nathan Lukes and Kazuma Okamoto. 2: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 1: Eloy Jiménez and Andrés Giménez.
Hr: Okamoto.
Kevin Gausman gets his 1st win.
Let's go Blue Jays! #torontobluejays #mlb #jaysvsdiamondbacks #bluejays50🐦

In a nutshell. 😊

Fuckin’eh!

Dudes. As a society we taught young women to walk with keys between their fingers in dark parking lots and to carry pepper spray in their purse.

So yes. I’m asking you to be responsible for the actions of other men. After all, that’s what you’ve asked of women for centuries.

It’s your turn.

Lighting fans chantingYOU ESS EHH when there’s like four American players on their team. TOXIC, BLIND, FAUX AMERICAN PATRIOTISM 😆

Asking them to defend their positions as SURVIVORS is like TELLING THEM THEY DESERVE TO BE MOLESTED AGAIN.

WE HAVE THE FILES
RELEASE THEM 🤬😬😬

Matt Tkachuck is a juvenile twit.

don’t leave out the NHL

It’s akin to having Fox bundled with legitimate journalism.

Thank you for your courage to publicly address abusive language.

He does fuck-all for his children, grandchildren or anyone else, he’ll happily try to torch the planet on his way out which will hopefully be soon…and painful.

It’s a flawed system that allows the likes of trump…

in most other civilized societies sure but not in the almighty USA.

Choreographed and rehearsed…

Fuckin’ eh! Acceptable losses, the end justifies the means.
Choreographed and rehearsed by trumps traitorous secret service detail.

the treacherous USA…

Convenient Christianity is worthless.

For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?

Baby Bear 🐻🥰💞

But it's the #USA where nothing will be done about it. A nation of political, spineless cowards and a broken justice system, but what does it matter. You have all that oil and American's only give a darn about gas prices and nothing for the suffering in the world caused by your account. We see you.

Nice!

Lynx re-sign 5-time All-Star forward Napheesa Collier The Minnesota Lynx have re-signed five-time All-Star forward Napheesa Collier. The team announced the move Thursday night but didn't provide contract details.

The Minnesota Lynx re-signed five-time All-Star forward Napheesa Collier, who's coming off one of the most productive seasons in WNBA history. ESPN reported, citing sources, that the Lynx signed Collier to a one-year, $1.4 million supermax contract.

Japanese anti-war group starts new campaign at Shinjuku Station, Tokyo.

”We want world peace! Fuck Trump!"