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07 DẤU HIỆU VỀ MỘT NHÓM HOMIES CÓ THỂ ĐI DU LỊCH BỀN LÂU CÙNG NHAU 🤣
Check coi thử travel-mate của bạn có được bao nhiêu dấu hiệu này nha. Từ 5 dấu hiệu trở lên là dễ có khả năng chơi bền lâu lắm ớh ❤

1. CHỊU CHƠI: mình chơi gì, nó chơi dzậy. Đi leo núi cùng nhau, đi leo hang cùng nhau, ngủ lều cùng nhau, sống cực khổ cùng nhau… vậy mới vui. Chứ ngồi đó mà chê ỏng chê eo, rồi mặc kệ đám đông thì… ở nhà ngủ cho mau mập chó ạ. Không chơi chịu nghen =]]

2. CHỊU ĂN: không thể để mỗi mình mình mập lên được. =]]

3. CHỊU UỐNG: cụ thể là uống đồ có cồn ih. =]] Không thể để đứa nào tỉnh khi cả đám xỉnnnn được, tỉnh dậy khó nìhn mặt nhau lắm. :v

4. CHỊU BUÔNG ĐIỆN THOẠI ĐỂ NÓI CHUYỆN CÙNG NHAU: Chứ đang nói ba hoa chích choè chuyện cô đơn mà nó ngồi nó bấm điện thoại với ghệ nó thì… phạm tội khi quân hết sức =]]

5. CHỊU LÀM BA CÁI TRÒ MÈO KHÙNG ĐIÊN: không để đứa nào đẹp hơn khi mình đang làm cái mặt dở hơi, mắc cười được. Mình làm trò khùng điên thì nó cũng không được ngồi yên đó mà… quay film rồi post facebook bêu xấu mình được. =]]

6. CHỊU CÓ TÂM KHI CHỤP HÌNH. Đừng có cái kiểu đưa máy lên chụp cho xong rồi kệ mẹ bức hình ấy ra sao thì ra, hãy đặt chiếc tâm vào nó chút. Chỉnh sửa dáng pose, chọn góc chụp cho xịn sò để còn sống ảo chứ. Chứ đi về mà lên post “hình tao chụp vs hình nó chụp” thì dễ rạn nứt tình bạn lắm ih. =]]

7. CHỊU ĐI DU LỊCH BẤT KỂ THỜI TIẾT. Đúng kiểu, nắng mưa là chuyện của trời, đi chơi là chuyện của tao với tụi mày. Không rảnh để chăm sóc các bạn sợ mưa, sợ nắng gắt nha. 😉

P/S: Mấy con thú sống chuồng này được chụp tại khu cắm trại siêu đẹp mang tên "Thung lũng tình yêu" - thuộc bản Còi, xã Ngân Thuỷ, huyện Lệ Thuỷ, tỉnh Quảng Bình. 😛

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If the outcome was a surprise to anyone, those people need to check themselves.

Temple was faced with a huge task yesterday and didn't deliver. Not so much because of effort as inability.

Against Georgetown, the nation's fifth-ranked team, the Owls posed little resistance as sophomore sensation Allen Iverson went for 24 points. Victor Page, his freshman backcourt mate, added 18 - with an aerial show for emphasis - as the Hoyas breezed to a 74-49 win over Temple in the second round of the Preseason National Invitation Tournament at USAir Arena.

The win advanced the Hoyas (2-0) to New York for the tournament semifinals Wednesday night against Georgia Tech. The Owls (1-1) headed home for an eight- day break.

"I learned a lot today," Temple coach John Chaney said. "I learned I've got some good people on this team.

"No one was pointing fingers at each other. It's easy to handle the high tide, and everyone's a good guy when you're winning. But when you lose, that's when you test the spirit of your players."

The framework of the game was established within a few seconds: The Hoyas would score off fastbreaks, follow layups or post moves, and score they would. And the Owls could do very little to stop them.

Jerome Williams (14 points, 12 rebounds) converted a layup on the first play of the game. A Temple turnover followed and Boubacar Aw scored on another layup, indicating what was on the horizon.

The Hoyas, sparked by a running jumper and two layups by Iverson, opened with an 11-2 run and kept going. Temple tried creeping up from behind, getting a follow slam by Huey Futch (seven points), and a couple of layups from Johnny Miller, but the closest the Owls got was seven points (30-23) with 4 minutes, 28 seconds left in the half.

Then Page went to work, hitting two free throws and two jumpers, then punctuating the half with a spectacular flying slam over Lynard Stewart, enabling Georgetown to go up, 42-27, at the break.

"You can never give Temple but so much," Georgetown coach John Thompson said. "They just chip away at you . . . But the key was the lack of that third guard. We knew they didn't have that, and we wanted to attack their guards and take advantage."

That would explain Temple's difficulty in running plays, setting screens, having anyone but the point guard distributing the ball. The Owls also had 14 turnovers and shot just 26 percent in the second half.

The bright spot, as expected, was Miller. The "other" sophomore guard was 0 for 5 on three-pointers in the first half, causing more problems for Temple, but came to life in the second half, finishing with 21 points on 9-for-22 shooting.

His help, however, was scarce.

Miller knifed his way through the lane numerous times, only to have his passes dropped or open layups missed. The turnovers fueled Georgetown's momentum, which made the outcome that much more predictable.

"We didn't play our game," Miller said after battling Iverson all day. ''Playing them is good for this team because of the pressure they threw at us, but losing never is good. We've got to come back from this and just play our game, that's all."

The Hoyas never stopped playing theirs as Iverson and Page took over in the second half. Steals, high-flying dunks, assists, rebounds . . . name it and they did it, and no one other than Miller had an answer.

Temple scored just four points in the first 6:20 of the second half. The Owls made just 33 percent of their shots, shot only seven free throws, were outrebounded, 47-34, and had just four assists.

It was a learning experience that might come in handy against the top-notch opponents Temple will play later this season. But it didn't make the day any better.

"The best time to test your team is the early portion of the season. That's why this was a good game for us," Chaney said.