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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Joe wants to win football. Shedeur wants to dance': Shedeur Sanders shows Joe Flacco a dance move and netizens smell something fishy
(Image via Getty: Joe Flacco with Shedeur Sanders) There are two kinds of players in the Cleveland Browns. One wants to win football. While the other wants to dance. 40-year-old veteran quarterback for the Browns, Joe Flacco, wants to concentrate on the OTAs, but a 23-year-old rookie quarterback wants to keep his nerves cool by showing off some dance moves! For Joe Flacco, when it's time for business, it's time for business, no playing, fooling, or dancing around then. But for the newest rookie in Cleveland, with loads and loads of pressure over his head - no team selecting him in the 2025 NFL draft, carrying the heavy weight of his father Deion Sanders' heritage, and leaving some time off the 'legendary posts' phase - dance is everything! Especially when it's in the OTAs. One fan even wrote, "I dance everywhere - grocery store, doing yard work, housework, taking a walk. I didn't get this way until I became confident in myself, and could care less about what others thought - as long as I ain't hurting nobody. It's like that when you don't need others to define you." Despite talks of competition among quarterbacks in the Cleveland Browns, Shedeur Sanders likes to keep it cool with his dance moves 'You ever hit that dance?' asked a relaxed QB of Browns, Shedeur Sanders. 'What's that?' quizzed a curious QB of Browns, Joe Flacco. Shedeur Sanders shows a dance move with clenched fists and folded elbows crisscrossing and the hips moving along rhythmically - a leaner version of floss dance and a perfect version of swaying-to-the-music dance! Also, it could be a slower version of the Cabbage Patch dance! Anyway, Joe Flacco chuckled and replied, ' Definitely not.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Your Finger Shape Says a Lot About Your Personality, Read Now Tips and Tricks Undo 'What!' reacted a surprised QB of the Browns, Sanders. 'I don't know if I've ever hit a public dance move in my life!' exclaimed a determined QB of the Browns, Flacco! Fans say QB Shedeur Sanders is trying to distract a determined Cleveland Browns QB Joe Flacco from practicing in the OTAs A fan called Shedeur Sanders' dancing before Joe Flacco, '😆 🤣 Homeboy Sanders just trying to distract Flacco, so he can at least one 1st team rep before the season starts.' Another found 'Shedeur too funny.' One fan declared, 'Browns should settle the QB competition with a dance off 😏.' Another fan differentiated between the two quarterbacks, 'Joe is a superbowl winning qb that only cares about playing. Shedeur wants to be a celebrity.' A fan called it a family moment, 'It's like the fun uncle and his favorite nephew.' Another fan complimented Shedeur Sanders by saying, 'Some people handle things that others think are stressful differently than others. They had fun fun in Colorado. Their comradery was their success.' One fan went on to say, '12 playing mind games, distracting Joe, to not get cut.' Another fan said, 'One is a serious QB and one isn't.' Why was a fan so serious to comment, 'Not an appropriate question from a rookie backup qb. Can definitely see why no one wanted to draft him.' Another fan seemed serious, too, 'Flacco has no time for that nonsense. He's there to play football.' A fan wrote, 'Flacco has such Tired Dad Energy, it's perfect for Cleveland.' Another commented, 'Either Sanders is going to be a failed experiment like Johnny Manziel or will be the greatest QB ever. No in between.' Also Read: Lamar Jackson in extension talks with the Baltimore Ravens for maybe two, three, four, or five years | NFL News - Times of India
Yahoo
14-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
John Oliver Names ‘Most Reckless Player' in Trump Beef With China
John Oliver named the person in the Trump administration who he believed is responsible for upping the ante in America's war of words with China. Oliver described Vice President JD Vance as 'the most reckless player in the Trump administration's messaging to China,' adding that it was because, 'Vance, true to form, was even more of a d--k.' In an April 3 interview with Fox & Friends, Vance weighed in on Trump's controversial global tariff announcement and defended the president against his high rates against China : 'We borrow money from Chinese peasants to buy the things those Chinese peasants manufacture,' Vance said. 'Wow,' Oliver replied on Sunday's episode of Last Week Tonight. 'I know it is hard to take from someone with this accent, but you are really not supposed to use the word peasants anymore. That is incredibly insulting. Especially coming from a man, who, remember, is next in line to run the country if anything were to happen to Elon Musk.' China not only condemned Vance, but as CNN reported, Chinese state media allowed Vance's interview to play uncensored. The interview subsequently went viral. CNN cited a social media post from one angry user on April 8 that read, when translated: 'Have you said thank you for the money we lent you?' That sarcastic remark referenced both how much of America's debt is held by Chinese banks, as well as Vance's comments during a tense White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in February. 'Yeah that's a pretty solid burn,' Oliver replied to the comment. 'In a way, I guess it's reassuring to know that despite our differences, the American and Chinese people can come together to agree that it is fun to dunk on this cursed Cabbage Patch b–--h.'
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Trader Joe's mini tote frenzy hits California. Resellers are cashing in with prices over $1,000
The mini totes are back, and they are starting another mini craze at your neighborhood Trader Joe's store. Trader Joe's re-released new mini reusable tote bags this week in pastel colors, priced at an affordable $3. The baby blue, pink, lavender and mint green pastel bags are part of the store's latest spring drop. The bags first became a "must-need item" last year — with the store releasing the mini totes in navy, yellow, red and forest green. 'Our customers have made themselves abundantly clear: the smaller the tote, the bigger the sensation,' Trader Joe's said on its website. In California, the tote frenzy hit once again — sending resale prices to mind-boggling heights. If it all sounds very familiar, that's because Americans go nuts for a new retail item every few years. Remember the Stanley commuter mug that caused a frenzy last year? In 2022, it was a plastic Disney popcorn bucket in the shape of a dragon. In 2020, people went loony for the PlayStation 5 and the Popeyes chicken sandwich in 2019. If you're old enough, you'll remember the Cabbage Patch doll frenzy in the mid-'80s, the Tickle Me Elmo craze in the mid-'90s and the Pokemon trading cards and video games a few years later. Read more: In a Stanley cup daze? Woman wheels $2,500 in cups out of store without paying, police say The latest craze has scores of people lined up outside various locations across the state and country for hours just to purchase a bag. One online user sounded the alarm Tuesday about a line stretching through a store's parking lot in the San Fernando Valley. 'I don't need yogurt THAT bad,' the user wrote on a post to a private Granada Hills Facebook group. Other neighbors commented that customers were trying to purchase the new totes, which have since gone up in resale price. On Ebay, four mini tote bags can cost up to $90 — not including taxes. But some resellers are cashing in on the high demand as line wait times can last several hours with the risk that the store may run out of inventory. Because of the high demand, some store locations are setting limits of two to three bags per person, according to store employees. One pink mini tote bag is currently listed online at $999.99. The price extremes range from $300 to a whopping $49,000 for one bag. 'Our Mini Canvas Tote Bags certainly sold more quickly than we anticipated. Before we had the opportunity to promote them in any way, customers across the country found them,' a Trader Joe's spokesperson told People Magazine. 'Our customers, in our stores, are our focus; we do not endorse the re-sale of any of our products, anywhere.' This is not the first time Trader Joe's has turned heads with its reusable bags. Last year, the store re-released its mystery tote packages, which carried three totes inside with designs based on different states and cities. The mystery was the initial appeal, and the price — unbeatable. A mystery three-pack was $3.99. 'Ok so when I bought these I had NOOOO clue how big of a deal they were!,' one Reddit user wrote. 'I picked a totally random pack last minute before checking out, and the first one I pulled was the orange chicken one!! I also got Texas and Kentucky.' Some resale mystery totes are still as expensive as the mini totes. A 35 pack of mystery totes from a 2023 drop can cost about $300 on Ebay. 'I've never understood the obsession with these bags. It's really bizarre,' a Reddit user wrote. 'Other than that they're cute nobody can seem to explain why they will stand there for hours to get one.' Sign up for Essential California for news, features and recommendations from the L.A. Times and beyond in your inbox six days a week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Times
10-04-2025
- Business
- Los Angeles Times
Trader Joe's mini tote frenzy hits California. Resellers are cashing in with prices over $1,000
The mini totes are back, and they are starting another mini craze at your neighborhood Trader Joe's store. Trader Joe's re-released new mini reusable tote bags this week in pastel colors, priced at an affordable $3. The baby blue, pink, lavender and mint green pastel bags are part of the store's latest spring drop. The bags first became a 'must-need item' last year — with the store releasing the mini totes in navy, yellow, red and forest green. 'Our customers have made themselves abundantly clear: the smaller the tote, the bigger the sensation,' Trader Joe's said on its website. In California, the tote frenzy hit once again — sending resale prices to mind-boggling heights. If it all sounds very familiar, that's because Americans go nuts for a new retail item every few years. Remember the Stanley commuter mug that caused a frenzy last year? In 2022, it was a plastic Disney popcorn bucket in the shape of a dragon. In 2020, people went loony for the PlayStation 5 and the Popeyes chicken sandwich in 2019. If you're old enough, you'll remember the Cabbage Patch doll frenzy in the mid-'80s, the Tickle Me Elmo craze in the mid-'90s and the Pokemon trading cards and video games a few years later. The latest craze has scores of people lined up outside various locations across the state and country for hours just to purchase a bag. One online user sounded the alarm Tuesday about a line stretching through a store's parking lot in the San Fernando Valley. 'I don't need yogurt THAT bad,' the user wrote on a post to a private Granada Hills Facebook group. Other neighbors commented that customers were trying to purchase the new totes, which have since gone up in resale price. On Ebay, four mini tote bags can cost up to $90 — not including taxes. But some resellers are cashing in on the high demand as line wait times can last several hours with the risk that the store may run out of inventory. Because of the high demand, some store locations are setting limits of two to three bags per person, according to store employees. One pink mini tote bag is currently listed online at $999.99. The price extremes range from $300 to a whopping $49,000 for one bag. 'Our Mini Canvas Tote Bags certainly sold more quickly than we anticipated. Before we had the opportunity to promote them in any way, customers across the country found them,' a Trader Joe's spokesperson told People Magazine. 'Our customers, in our stores, are our focus; we do not endorse the re-sale of any of our products, anywhere.' This is not the first time Trader Joe's has turned heads with its reusable bags. Last year, the store re-released its mystery tote packages, which carried three totes inside with designs based on different states and cities. The mystery was the initial appeal, and the price — unbeatable. A mystery three-pack was $3.99. 'Ok so when I bought these I had NOOOO clue how big of a deal they were!,' one Reddit user wrote. 'I picked a totally random pack last minute before checking out, and the first one I pulled was the orange chicken one!! I also got Texas and Kentucky.' Some resale mystery totes are still as expensive as the mini totes. A 35 pack of mystery totes from a 2023 drop can cost about $300 on Ebay. 'I've never understood the obsession with these bags. It's really bizarre,' a Reddit user wrote. 'Other than that they're cute nobody can seem to explain why they will stand there for hours to get one.'
Buzz Feed
05-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
15 Quizzes To Take When You Need A Break From The News
ATTENTION: THIS IS NOT A QUIZ. This is a collection of excellent quizzes that we think will give you a nice lil' distraction for approximately 1-5 minutes a piece. 1. No One Born After 1989 Can Identify 12/18 Of These Classic '80s Cartoons From A Single Screenshot If you once owned a Cabbage Patch Doll or a Transformer figure, then this quiz will be a cakewalk. Take the quiz here. 2. You're One Of The Smartest People In The Room If You Can Get A Perfect Score On This PBS Trivia Quiz PBS 4. If You've Read 27/40 Of These Classic Novels, You're Officially Well-Read 6. If You Can Name At Least 8 Of These Flowers, Congrats! You Know More Than The Average Adult 7. Most People Can't Name Any Big Cats Besides Lions And Tigers — Can You Name These 14 Wild Cats? Getty Images 8. Fair Warning: This Animal Skin Patterns And Prints Will Be EXTRA Hard For Non-Pros 9. If You Can Ace This General Knowledge Pub Quiz Then You're Smarter Than Me BBC / Courtesy Everett Collection 10. 11. 13. No One Over The Age Of 13 Can Recognize All 28 Pixar Movies
