Useless Thread MDCCCXIX you're getting all worked up over nothing
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Immoral, lirl
Our society gets more upset about professional athletes making millions than taxpayers funding stadiums for billionaires who take all the profits.
Morals mean shit when society has decided that having morals typically puts you at a disadvantage.
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Tampa has been my 2nd favorite team ever since i started watching hockey because of Lecavalier and St-Louis. So yes, I would like that.
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In Till We Compete Again!, Serena officially left the group to follow Palermo's advice and travel the Hoenn region. At the airport, Serena told Ash she vowed to become better, especially for him the next time they met. She then leaned towards him, and the scene implies that she gave him a kiss, with Clemont, Bonnie, Pikachu, and Dedenne all shocked and Ash left momentarily stunned. Serena then thanked him for the journey and his guidance before leaving. She was last seen happily arriving in Hoenn.
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do they love the bills up in missisauga
remember when the Bills played in Toronto and nobody went to see them
remember when the Bills played in Toronto and nobody went to see them
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There was another CNN guy that passed away a few years ago. He was describing War Memorial Stadium during the sixties while the Bills were still a AFL team. I guess people would haul in their hibachi's and BBQ away in the stands. Tim Russert.
Tim Russert - Wikipedia
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do they love the bills up in missisauga
remember when the Bills played in Toronto and nobody went to see them
Lots of Bills fans here as well as all the major franchises as well. The Rogers thing was NEVER going to work. It was a ton cheaper to go to Buffalo and watch the game there with a real football crowd and tailgating. Here, no tailgating, lousy stadium for football and no atmosphere while setting you back hundreds of dollars.
Never bothered with the price and sterile stadium, I knew a few people who went but the tix were comp'd through their work.
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Remember when Bell tried to capitalize on mental health awareness by giving their shitty company free advertising with a hashtag
Rogers CentreIt's SKYDOME! SKYDOME!
The guy who submitted Sky Dome for the name was supposed to have a private lifetime box for any event in the stadium as per contest conditions. I wonder if he and his crowd were there for the world series. I highly doubt that the private booth is still his, always wondered how that worked out.
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The Sky Dome opened June 3, 1989. They had some grand opening and then a couple concerts before the Jays played their first game there a few days later. I still remember watching the first game and they had a 20 minute RAIN delay as a cloud burst moved in catching them slow on the switch to begin the 20 min operation to close the roof! A rain delay!
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Haven't seen the new Suicide Squad, so idk.
Even if Super Cena was utter dogshit that killed the business for way too many years, I still like the guy behind the character. I donated to the Make a Wish foundation after seeing the incredibly moving videos of kids meeting him.
I saw something the other day that said the WWE still owns his name and get a percentage of his earnings, so f*** them
They still sponsor it, and it does generate a lot of dialogue, surprisingly more on the sports side. While I am completely cynical when corporations get involved with issues like this it did generate some conversation about issues nobody would have talked about years before. They could have played it much safer and stuck with a well known charity.
Any conversation about mental health, depression is a big step from where we were even a decade ago. Back in my day it was a taboo topic to bring up. People would talk about their physical health issues. Back then even if you saw someone having issues you just minded your own business. Now at least people feel comfortable to ask someone they know " Is everything OK?". Just that alone can make a world of difference at the right time. I've been on both sides of the question, made a difference just asking and getting asked.
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They talked about him in the 30 for 30 documentary Four Falls of Buffalo, and he seemed like such a genuinely great person.
Great documentary, would definitely recommend
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