DaBillsFanSince1973

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I just started this diet 6 weeks ago. I've lost 10 lb so far. I had no idea how good blueberries were until I started eating them everyday. That's just a very small portion of the healthy food that I'm eating now. Keep up the good work man, life can be good when healthy. Oh, yes it ain't easy But well worth the benefits and I know my heart tends to like it.

wish I could still eat them. loved a fried bologna sandwich but given choice of life over good ole greasy foods, I chose life. my diet today is more directed toward healthy foods/drink. figure by doing so I can hopefully extend my life another 10-15 years.

So I woke up and my dog is laying on the back patio covered in dirt with a rabbit in his mouth. The rabbit's not bloody, just dirty. My neighbor's kids raise blue ribbon rabbits. I instantly knew it was one of theirs. I took the rabbit away from my dog, rushed inside, and washed all the dirt off it before my neighbors could come home. It was stiff but I heard some animals play dead when they are afraid but I couldn't remember which ones. I took it and placed it back in one of the cages in their back yard then I ZOOMED back home. (Don't judge me ) Not 30 minutes later I hear my neighbors screaming so I go out and ask them what's wrong? They tell me their rabbit died three days ago and they buried it but now it's back in the cage.

Ovechkin idolized Buffalo Sabres star Alexander Mogilny and dreamed of playing in the NHL like him. WNYorker

NASCAR icon Dale Earnhardt Jr. has swiftly resolved a budding legal dispute with NFL star Lamar Jackson over the trademark rights to the No. 8, confirming the fate of his iconic racing number. The conflict arose when Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback known for his “Era 8” brand, filed an opposition on April 2 with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, challenging Earnhardt’s attempt to trademark a stylized No. 8 used by JR Motorsports. Jackson argued it could confuse consumers with his own merchandise. Just two days later, on April 4, Earnhardt announced via Twitter that he had secured rights to his classic slanted No. 8, abandoning the contested version. “We’re moving away from the original JRM 8,” he stated, ending the short-lived battle. The resolution preserves Earnhardt’s legacy while allowing both athletes to maintain their distinct brands, avoiding a prolonged courtroom showdown.