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The Times also revealed other tidbits from the book, which is set to be released Tuesday.
• Jackson’s interest in Zen picked up after he met a practicing Buddhist, who was a construction worker and helped build his house in the 1970s.
• Jackson’s words to Jordan after he showed up in the coach’s office in 1995 hoping to return to basketball after a failed attempt at a baseball career: “Well, I think we’ve got a uniform here that might fit you.”
”ESPN commentators Dan Patrick and Keith Olbermann enjoyed making light of the alliteration in his name and would always take notice of Trickle’s finish, regardless of his placement, according to WCNC-TV.
‘No sports figure Dan I had fun with took it more graciously. In fact, gratefully,’ Olbermann tweeted on Thursday.
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When people don’t understand that the word “arms” refers to all firearms to date and any firearms that may be invented later.
That’s why the Founders used the generic ‘arms’ in the 2nd Amendment and not the specific “musket/flintlock”. Unlike our common leftist, they realized that technology and advancements in “arms” was inevitable and ensured that future upgrades in firearms, aka “arms”, would be protected.
If ARs were available back then, you bet your ass George Washington (and the rest) would have had one slung over their shoulder.
This is the dumbest anti-gun argument I’ve ever heard.
(Source: only-conservative-here)
