Colin O’Donnell

@colinodonnell.bsky.social

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Fan of soccer teams with birds and/or cannons in their badge. Rhea Ripley mark. Travel Zaddy. Probably in section 23 wearing a weed or beer themed scarf.

Statistics showing GFI Pre-Professional scoring an 8-3 win over AC Houston Sur despite social media comments
A man on the pitch at Allianz Field in St. Paul, MN, holding a scarf that says “FUCK ICE.” An ad for NutriSource with the silhouette of a dog is visible in the background.
A tree with no leaves in silhouette against the pink and purple tones of the aurora borealis in a neighborhood in St. Paul, MN
Graph from the Matchday 30 Armchair Analyst article depicting dropped points in 2025 on the X-axis and possession percentage in leading game states on the Y-axis. The slope equation is listed next to an r-squared value of 0.167, indicating a low correlation level.
An image from WWE 2K24 showing The Iron Sheik holding the WCW United States Championship after a five-star rated match.
Meme of a man being interviewed in a club including his statement that, “The club is bumping, the ladies look good, the alcohol is flowing. There is much pain in the world, but not in this room.”
Google’s AI response to the search “best version of can’t hardly wait” The best version of "Can't Hardly Wait" is generally considered to be the final album version from Pleased to Meet Me, but the early demo version featuring a cello also has its passionate fans. Both versions showcase the song's romantic and powerful nature, with the final version being lauded for its polished sound and the demo for its raw energy. Here's a breakdown: Pleased to Meet Me Album Version: This is the definitive, most widely recognized version. It's known for its polished production, powerful vocals, and catchy melody. Music writers on Wikipedia have praised it as one of the best pop songs ever written. Early Demo Version (Cello Version):
Two cute Loons fans, one of whom is holding a Minnesota flag, smiling at Lumen Field after MNUFC won
There is much pain in the world but not in this room guy saying the line
Dignity Health Sports Park from section 227 following MNUFC’s 6-2 loss to the LA Galaxy. Away fans are being held as a security precaution while home fans leave.
University of Minnesota women’s soccer attacking in the first half of an NCAA Tournament first round game against South Dakota State University