Not gonna lie. This would be super cool to have. I have the millennium falcon Haynes manual as well. I’ve been obsessed with tomcats since I was a kid with Top Gun, and later watching Jag. Still my favorite modern fighter jet. (F4U Corsair still all time)
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I’ll also say this, when people start bullying adults to do this and expect them to do it, it takes away from what should be a kind gesture and good deed. Don’t guilt people. It’s like the whole “the car in front of you paid for your coffee”. Cool! Don’t expect it. Don’t force it
I don't know when this trend started, but it's so annoying.
It is not a child's birthright to be given a foul ball at a baseball game.
Unless you're like one of those crazies that snatch the ball away from the kid, the foul ball is yours.
This is such a dumb discourse. If you catch it, keep it. If you want to give it to a kid, give it to a kid. Parents should never expect their child to get gifted a foul ball simply bc they are in the area. However if they did, say thank you. And we move on.
Kacey Musgraves brought her glimmering cosmic country sound to Charlotte with her latest album, 'Middle of Nowhere,' finding the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter returning to her Texas country roots with a Tejano flair after spending the past year and a half living in Mexico.
Musgraves brought the interstellar brand of country-pop that fans have grown to love to Charlotte, performing on a rotating “merry-go-round” stage while also delivering plenty of 'Golden Hour' favorites, including “Butterflies,” “High Horse,” “Slow Burn," “Space Cowboy," and “Golden Hour."
Backed by a seven-piece band featuring pedal steel and accordion, along with more unexpected elements like a keytar, the show struck a balance between intimate musicality and visual spectacle.
Sparkling showers, drone-operated butterflies, strobes, and cascading lights surrounded a UFO-shaped LED structure overhead, while an aerial “sparkly ball” structure created a trippy, sci-fi atmosphere that complemented Musgraves’ intergalactic cowgirl aesthetic and left plenty of room for the crowd to sing along.
Musgraves has found a sweet spot between country tradition and pop experimentation in both her music and live shows — while still being rooted in Texas and always reaching for something more otherworldly.
🎥: @Zach_Goins / CLTure
God, they always go for the arts and humanities and I’m so fucking tired. All you guys see is money, all you care about is profit and gain and power. We need more artists, musicians, writers, dancers. We need more educators, therapists, philosophers-people who UNDERSTAND people.
I love it when an entire country rallies for the hatred of one man. I don’t even like Ole Miss but I’m glad they won.
This pic is even better than the other one floating around.