Ed Stone @EdStoneee

I build IRL brands. A public record of ideas launched, tested, and occasionally left for dead, run by me not a boardroom. Professional Cyclist 🚴🏼 Joined July 2023

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Ed Stone @EdStoneee

5 days ago

Emojis are the best invention of the century

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2 weeks ago

@Lordmiles Someone’s reading Raskolnikov lol

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3 weeks ago

@groyper_quant Nick is on another level

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3 weeks ago

@JoshuaBarzon Nice whip

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3 weeks ago

@yowtfahhh Most of the budget is off the screen

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3 weeks ago

@jeremylovesyall Nolan is known for his dialogue audio decisions, drives me nuts! lol

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I support Elon wanting to make a different version of the Odyssey but I think it would be a waste to redo something that’s already been done. I actually enjoyed Christopher Nolan‘s work on this one. It’s not as bad as people are making it out to be. I think he should give Mel Gibson a $100 million budget to tell whatever Mel sees fit, it’ll have a bigger impact!

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3 weeks ago

@stunnaclips Is this a basketball player or a linebacker? 🤨

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Ed Stone @EdStoneee

3 weeks ago

@RyanGarcia I agree! I went in with the conscious intent to not let the hate I’ve been seeing about it affect my opinion. Did it have small moments that could have been better? YES. But that’s just me being a nit picker. Great movie, totally worthy seeing!

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Ed Stone @EdStoneee

3 weeks ago

@hitiofrenchie @patrickbetdavid Don’t get me wrong I LOVED some of the games. The halftime show was 10x better than NFL too

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3 weeks ago

@AnthonyCumia I think it’s a smart decision. He’s a strong card

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Ed Stone @EdStoneee

3 weeks ago

American football crushes soccer because its players don’t act. it’s not totally the players fault they’re just exploiting weak rules that reward diving and faking injuries. But damn, the constant flopping is unbearable to watch. Football delivers non stop explosive pace and strategy, and outcomes actually track skill and execution far better than soccer’s random deflections and penalty lottery.