My job, in sum, was—as much as possible—“to MAKE SOME NOISE!”
Frankly amazed at the constant loud music *during gameplay*. Back in the day, that was only during timeouts, etc.
PS: I am 125 years old.
My job, in sum, was—as much as possible—“to MAKE SOME NOISE!”
Frankly amazed at the constant loud music *during gameplay*. Back in the day, that was only during timeouts, etc.
PS: I am 125 years old.
“I remain open to vigorous discussions and debate,” Prasad wrote to his team, adding that staff who did not agree with the core principles of his new approach should submit their resignations.
“I remain open to vigorous discussions and debate,” Prasad wrote to his team, adding that staff who did not agree with the core principles of his new approach should submit their resignations.
While at tonight’s Brooklyn Nets game, every time the announcer says, “It’s time to make some NOISE!!!!!”, my response is, “No, please, how about a little quieter, maybe?”
While at tonight’s Brooklyn Nets game, every time the announcer says, “It’s time to make some NOISE!!!!!”, my response is, “No, please, how about a little quieter, maybe?”
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Saver Safari Saturday
Damn Son, These Deals Are Sick AF Sunday
Cyber Monday
If You Want Savings to Scream About, Shit Gets Real Serious Tuesday
Wall-to-Wall Wanton Bargain Carnage Wednesday
Saver Safari Saturday
Damn Son, These Deals Are Sick AF Sunday
Cyber Monday
If You Want Savings to Scream About, Shit Gets Real Serious Tuesday
Wall-to-Wall Wanton Bargain Carnage Wednesday
On Jan. 1, 1932, an estimated 65,000 collectors traipsed through the main post office in Washington D.C. to purchase the 12 new George Washington bicentennial stamps and get first-day-cover cancellations. The AP called it “a stamp rush unequalled in its history.”
On Jan. 1, 1932, an estimated 65,000 collectors traipsed through the main post office in Washington D.C. to purchase the 12 new George Washington bicentennial stamps and get first-day-cover cancellations. The AP called it “a stamp rush unequalled in its history.”
Works “wonders for many who were bald for a number of years.”
(Spokane Daily Chronicle, Jan. 6 1932)
Works “wonders for many who were bald for a number of years.”
(Spokane Daily Chronicle, Jan. 6 1932)