#One Team

[mrsafc86]

Big day for the Arsenal

Cunti cup for the girls

The boys against City for the title race

LFG Gunners 💪🏻💪🏻❤️🤍

[pernillecfcw]

This is so cute 🥹

[humming-fly]

was thinking about that one blind professor post earlier today and how well it applied to the aptly named Team Dark

(really 'Team Dark' just sounds a lot cooler than 'Team Saves-On-Electricity')

[crowcrate]

The girlies!! &Silver <-honorary girlie I think

Also team chaotix because the idea was too funny and I couldn’t help myself

[oneteamrealestateagents]

Best Places to Live in South Jersey

South Jersey is emerging as one of the most popular areas for relocation. It’s a region packed with scenic landscapes and has a treasure trove of idyllic towns waiting to be explored. But how do you decide which town is right for you? Read on to learn the best towns in South Jersey to consider and what makes each of them unique.

Best Towns in South Jersey

Haddonfield

Haddonfield is one of New Jersey’s oldest towns, with roots tracing back to the 1700s. The beautifully preserved colonial Victorian homes of the town offer a sense of timelessness that’s hard to find elsewhere.

Haddonfield is a clear magnet for families with community-centered events, like the annual Fall Festival. Kings Highway, the heartland of the town, is layered with many boutiques, shops, cafes, etc. Plus, Haddonfield has a close proximity to Philadelphia. That makes it an idle choice for those who wish to enjoy suburban peace without sacrificing an urban life. 

Cinnaminson

Located along the Delaware River in Burlington County, Cinnaminson is a great example of the perfect combination between scenic beauty and suburban comforts. Families love living here due to the popular parks like the Wood Park and so on. 

What makes Cinnaminson way better is its peaceful atmosphere. Yet, you can enjoy the urban convenience as Philadelphia is just a 20-minute drive away from the location.

Cherry Hill

Cherry Hill is the largest town in South Jersey. Located along major highways like I-295 and Route 70, it offers easy access to both Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore. So, the region is abundant with many amenities, from the popular Cherry Hill Mall to the Garden State Discovery Museum. You will never run out of things to do.

The town’s public schools are highly rated, especially Cherry Hill East. The educational system strikes a perfect balance between academic performance and extracurricular activities. Above all, Cherry Hill even has a reputation for being a welcoming community for people from all backgrounds.

Delran

Delran is one of the fewest towns in South Jersey that offers a strong community sense to the newcomers. The town also hosts events like Delran Night Out and holiday parades, which bring the community together.

As it is located near Rancocas Creek, the town has waterfront access. Therefore, it is a good match for those who enjoy activities such as kayaking, fishing, and so on. Still, the city is an affordable option for homebuyers. 

Moorestown

If you are preferring more luxurious living standards, Moorestown could be a good choice. It is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in New Jersey. The tight-knit community feel makes the place stand out from other areas.

Another thing that makes the town unique is its ban on liquor stores. So, you can expect a more quiet and family-oriented environment. Its downtown area, centered on Main Street, is a mix of upscale shop establishments. Even though the real estate prices of Moorestown are a bit higher, the town’s high-quality living standards make it a worthwhile investment.

Haddon Heights

Haddon Heights is like stepping into a postcard. Its streets are lined with beautifully maintained colonial homes. There’s always some events like concerts and festivals happening to bring residents together. So, you can expect a more active, community-driven life over there. At the same time, you need not sacrifice your professional life as major city centers like Philadelphia are just 10 kilometers away.

Maple Shade

Maple Shade may be a small yet an attractive destination for those who seek relocation. If you are a first-time homebuyer looking for a more affordable option, this town could be your perfect pick. You need not even compensate for the amenities as it is situated just minutes from major highways like Route 38 and I-295.

Medford

Medford is a town that feels as if it was built specifically for outdoor enthusiasts. It is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Pine Barrens. You can explore plenty of options for hiking and kayaking. That’s not the end; you can even enjoy various events like the Medford Art, Wine, and Music Festival.

Collingswood

Collingswood is a Camden County town that is well-known for its dining culture that draws foodies from all over the world. Haddon Avenue, the main thoroughfare, is lined with award-winning restaurants. Everything, right from Italian to Cuban cuisine, is offered. No wonder why the area has become a hub for youth, especially foodies. The close proximity to Philadelphia is also an attractive factor.

The town even hosts annual events like the May Fair and Book Festival. All these events attract thousands of visitors to the area. The weekly farmers’ market is yet another major highlight.  

Marlton

Marlton, part of Evesham Township in Burlington County, offers the best suburban living with easy access to nature. The Black Run Preserve in the town gives residents plenty of opportunities for hiking and birdwatching.

The town’s commercial district is yet another highlight— The Promenade at Sagemore. It is really a major shopping hub attraction with many high-end retail shops and top-notch dining options. 

If you are professional looking for work in major cities like Philadelphia, Marlton is a great option for residence. The town offers close proximity to major highways like Route 73 and the New Jersey Turnpike, for an easy daily journey. 

Mount Laurel

Mount Laurel is the sub-urban hub of South Jersey that offers a close proximity to every amenity that you need. It’s close to major highways like the New Jersey Turnpike and I-295. So, if you’re a professional tired of the to-and-fro traveling everyday, this town is a pretty nice pick. You can even enjoy the Laurel Acres Park— a local favorite with walking trails. 

Riverton

Riverton is one of South Jersey’s most charming towns. It was established in the 19th century as a summer resort for Philadelphia’s elites. Even now, that legacy could be seen in the beautiful Victorian architecture. Moreover, the town’s aesthetic streets and friendly atmosphere make it a good choice for those who prefer a quieter pace of life.  Content Source: https://homesbyoneteam.com/blog/2024/11/21/best-places-to-live-in-south-jersey

[n1ckelpistol]

what would you do

Link to the original video:

[quixoticprince]

So how's playing tf2 again going?

I basically picked up where I left off I suck lol

[lotus-pear]

on everyone's SOUL she's the least benched character in the entire game ‼️‼️

[starspilli]

batkids game night. they’re playing fortnite

(click for full quality <3 also available as a print!)

[oblique-lane]

[bloodysparklez]

i love video game character design

i got to the stoneville chapter and. oh my god. not even nonoy or, like, dada and giovanni are as hyper-detailed as this guy

[mrsafc86]

The boys in the women’s warm up gear

Showing once again we are one Arsenal

[demonicsuffrage]

Batman regularly conducts performance evaluations/reviews for all the justice league members on an annual basis

Someone in the league, probably Hal or Barry, brings up how unfair it is that none of the robins have to go through it, when it's the most daunting thing ever. So now, the batkids have to go through mandatory performance reviews too

Bruce: The audit team says the budget this time was way higher than the last?

Tim, who's laundering an entire batmobile: We just needed extra snacks to feed the bats in the cave

Bruce: They suddenly needed more food?

Tim: Actually the previous bats all adopted new baby bats. Cause they're all like you, you know?

Bruce, trying not to cry: okay

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Bruce: The record says you broke the 'no gun rule' fifty times in the past month.

Jason: Damn just fifty?

Bruce: That's not acceptable

Jason: What are you gonna do, fire me? Your poor posthumous son?

Bruce:

Jason: That's what I thought, see you at dinner

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Bruce: In the medical record, all your injuries are listed as 'nunya'. Care to elaborate?

Dick, hitting a pose: Nunya business

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Bruce: How would you rate yourself and your performance on a scale of 1-5?

Cass, trying to sound professional: 4.8

Bruce, concerned: Why did you deduct the 0.2? Self-esteem is important. You're getting a five, review over

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Bruce: What would you like to say about your repeated-

Duke: I'm severely understaffed, you know? As in, i literally work my shift alone, so

Bruce: Fair enough, I apologize, you may leave

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Bruce: In your own words, please explain why we should keep you around for another year

Damian, having to deal with this right after a long patrol: I'm your blood son. Would you fire me? Firing Richard as Robin wasn't enough?

Bruce:

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Bruce: What would you say your biggest flaws have been, while working this year?

Steph, experienced in these cause of her service jobs: I cared too much. And I worked too hard.

Bruce:

Steph: Can't forget I'm also too good at my job.

[humming-fly]

They seem like the kind of guys who would keep count

Bonus:

[gongyussy]

"we know how to move our bodies, but i didn't know how to manage my heart, so you need help for this"

hi we need to talk more about judo gold medallist christa deguchi.