Bill Arrasmith

Love my family! Married 33 years! Girl Dad x’s 2! Life is about having fun! Playing 🏀, tossing a 🏈, boating! Rams Fan! Retired Fire Capt., Special Needs Dad!

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@Irina_exh Yup…took it my Freshman year.

[OldTimeHardball @OleTimeHardball]

The most iconic shot in NBA history

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@us_connie Thermostat

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@Sofia50020Sofia Sure do!

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@Jimeverett

[Ballislife.com @Ballislife]

The greatest dunker in NBA history was drafted 28 years ago today!

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[Footballism @FootbaIIism]

Justin Jefferson really had the coldest first touchdown in NFL history 😭😭

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

“Wyatt Earp gazes across the Colorado River toward Arizona in this 1925 snapshot. After having lived 77 years on the frontier, he no doubt had plenty to reflect on.”

By the time this photograph was taken, Wyatt Earp was more than four decades removed from the gunfight near the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona, yet that brief confrontation continued to define him despite a lifetime marked by constant reinvention.

Over the years, Earp worked as a lawman, buffalo hunter, stagecoach guard, gambler, miner, saloon operator, and boxing referee. He chased opportunity across the American West, living in Kansas, Arizona, California, Alaska, and Nevada as frontier towns rose, prospered, and eventually faded.

In his later years, Earp settled primarily in Los Angeles with Josephine Marcus. The West he had once known was disappearing, replaced by automobiles, growing cities, and motion pictures that turned frontier figures into larger-than-life legends. He occasionally visited early Hollywood film sets, sharing stories of the Old West with actors and filmmakers eager to hear them firsthand.

Wyatt Earp died in Los Angeles on January 13, 1929, a little more than four years after this photograph was taken. He was 80 years old.

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[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Daughter carrying her disabled father from his seat to his wheelchair.

[📹 rollinwiththeoggies]

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@Excellentsalvic Yes!

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

🚨🚨BEAST🚨🚨

#Bears legendary running back Walter Payton would train until he literally COULD JOT WALK.

Payton used a hill near his childhood home and repeatedly sprinted up it carrying tires, sleds, and weights.

He believed the only way to know if you improved was to push yourself until there was nothing left.

One of the toughest competitors the #NFL has ever seen.

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@Sassafrass_84 Gavin

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@lippyent Herbie

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I got Larry!

[Fastbreak Hoops @FastbreakHoops5]

Luka vs Bird. Who wins 1v1?

[Football Is Life @FootbaIl_Tweets]

That kid was raised right 👏

[Retromania 52K+ 🆑assics & M🅾️torsport Lovers @Retromania4ever]

🇺🇸 1968 #Dodge #Charger R/T
426 Hemi engine.

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@Irina_exh Almost 60 and no grandkids

[Rams Wire @TheRamsWire]

Rams LB Darryl Peterson and Jazz G Darryn Peterson are the first brothers to enter the NFL and NBA in the same year.

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