Michaεl

36-sports; beer; country music; classic rock; fishin'; family; PS5; 'Merica 🦅🇺🇸 Vols, MTSU, Titans, Preds, Kats, Grizz, Sounds. #nightshift 🦉

[0HOUR1 @__0HOUR1_]

Will Ferrell has Ozempic Aids

He now looks like a homosexual from San Diego.

[CHANNEL TN @CHANNEL_TN_]

September 18, 2004

Tennessee: 30
Florida: 28

Redemption

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

Socom Confrontation

[Video Game Nostalgia @GameStalgiaX]

You get one free remaster.

What video game are you bringing back?

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

Happy Birthday to the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. A relentless patriot who fights every day for the country he loves, the people he serves, and the American Dream. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

The American flag represents freedom, liberty, justice, and the will of a nation to become something greater for 250 years and counting.

On this Flag Day, stand in unity with our homeland, honor our fallen heroes, and salute the greatest mark of freedom anywhere in the world.🇺🇸

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

If you know me, you know I definitely vibe with some classic rock. Give me some Def Leppard, GNR, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, ZZ Top, Twisted Sister, White Snake...🤘

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

Wow! This Vegas/Carolina game...

[Richard Johnson @RichJohnsonNFL]

#Colts QB Anthony Richardson has put on some muscle ahead of OTAs… 💪

Position change imminent?

[NCAA Softball @NCAASoftball]

LADY VOLS ON ROCKY 🔝

(2) @Vol_Softball defeats (1) Texas, 6-3, to win their first game!

#WCWS

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

@ZehDuck VOLS!

[Dazed and Confused @daazednconfusd]

Happy Dazed and Confused day you little freshman bitches

[Tennessee Football @Vol_Football]

100 days until kickoff ⏳

#GBO 🍊

[Tennessee Softball @Vol_Softball]

SEE YOU IN OKC.

[FOX Sports: NFL @NFLonFOX]

Nashville will host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030, the NFL has announced

[Nashville Tennessee @visitmusiccity]

Big stages. Bigger moments. Nashville: Where Legends Play.

The @NFL's Super Bowl LXIV is coming to Music City in 2030. 🏈

🎥: @ elizabetholms
#Nashville #MusicCity #SuperBowlLXIV #NashvilleSuperBowlLXIV

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

What’s your favorite song by Guns N' Roses? 🤘🏻

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

4. Thank ya very much.

[AB @AB84]

You can only pick 2:

1. Marry the perfect partner
2. Unlimited skincare
3. Unlimited free food
4. $20k every month
5. Read people’s minds

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

@tomgreenlive @CraveCanada

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

Damn

[ESPN @espn]

Brandon Clarke, a veteran forward for the Memphis Grizzlies, has died, the team announced Tuesday.

He was 29 years old.

[Michaεl @Laser_Mike_89]

I still remember this

[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

Brittanie Cecil is the only fan fatality in NHL history.

On 16 March 2002, David and Jody Cecil took their thirteen-year-old daughter Brittanie to see the Columbus Blue Jackets play the Calgary Flames at Nationwide Arena.

The tickets were an early birthday present, she was turning fourteen in four days. They had good seats, fifteen rows up behind the goal.

About eight minutes into the second period, Blue Jackets forward Espen Knutsen took a shot that was deflected at the last moment by Calgary defenseman Derek Morris.

The puck sailed over the protective glass at roughly 100 miles per hour and struck Brittanie in the left temple, snapping her head back violently.

She got up and walked out of the arena under her own power, a coat pressed to her head. The game carried on. The Blue Jackets won. Fans went home happy.

At the hospital, a CT scan was performed but failed to detect that she had a torn vertebral artery.

She appeared to be recovering, she was still communicative, still holding the puck that had hit her while sitting in her hospital bed.

Everyone assumed it was a scare. A bad one, but a scare.

On 18 March 2002, Brittanie Cecil died at 5:15pm after developing a high fever and losing consciousness.

The torn artery had caused severe clotting and her brain had swollen.

She was the first and only fan fatality in 85 years of NHL history. The netting you now see hanging above the glass behind the goals at every hockey rink in the world exists because of Brittanie Cecil.

The player who took the original shot, Espen Knutsen, was never the same. His coach said the incident ended his career.

He retired three years later having played just 45 more games. He told reporters he thought about it all the time.