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Senior Kevin Grow of Bensalem, Pennsylvania, who has Down syndrome, got to play the last two minutes of the game on senior night, finishing out his high school basketball career. At first he misses a layup, but then gets on fire. BOOM SHAKALAKA!!!
Jeffrey is the best friend of teen Nicole Aramboles, and neither of these two could've anticipated the kind of buzz Jeffrey's good-guy-bff-move was going to stir up when he delivered a simple hug at...well...2am. 40,000 retweets later and a lot of thirsty tweets, let's just say it looks like Jeffrey won't have to worry about being friend-zoned by a lot of people that saw this on Twitter. All in all, chivalry ain't dead folks. At least we think.
Skip to 1:10 to see the magic happen.
Via Ty Myers
Kids these days just do the damndest things, man. I thought it was an elaborate ploy to spell a chick's name out in a cake, intentionally humilate oneself on a stage with a bare-chested proclamation/question; but no, we had to break through the ceiling and head for heights better left unexplored...Big ups, bro. Big ups.
Via NBC
Via NBC:
One hundred three-year-old Agrace HospiceCare patient Marie Hunt received her high school diploma Friday.
Marie Hunt is a life-long Spring Green resident. She said she had no way of getting to and from high school so she stayed home after 8th grade and helped raised her eight younger brothers and sisters.
She would have been a graduate of the River Valley High School's class of 1928.
You have to wonder if she smoked cigarettes with the cool kids during recess. Or how she handled dodgeball during gym class.
