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[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@Fake_KDKA

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[I'm From Cleveland @ImFromCle]

The Monsters are turning into the Cleveland Pierogies for a weekend! 🥟

On April 4 & 5, they’re hitting the ice with a full rebrand, a new name, new jerseys, and all the pierogi energy.

(THREAD)

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

🚨🚨🚨THREAD….🧵🧵🧵

THE #CHIEFS ARE HEADING BACK TO THE SUPER BOWL AFTER ONE OF THE WORST OFFICIATED GAMES IN #NFL HISTORY.

THE #BILLS GOT SCREWED BY THE REFS, 10 OF THE WORST CALLS EVER…

1) THE REFS SOMEHOW RULED THIS A CATCH FOR KC…

WILD😳😳😳

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

🚨🚨🚨THREAD….🧵🧵🧵

THE #CHIEFS ARE HEADING BACK TO THE SUPER BOWL AFTER ONE OF THE WORST OFFICIATED GAMES IN #NFL HISTORY.

THE #BILLS GOT SCREWED BY THE REFS, 10 OF THE WORST CALLS EVER…

1) THE REFS SOMEHOW RULED THIS A CATCH FOR KC…

WILD😳😳😳

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

The Steelers made a great call drafting Terry Bradshaw #1 overall but don't sleep on the Bills filling their need for a murderer chauffeur with the fifth pick.

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @DannyDeraney Good stuff !!!

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[Sean Mcdowell @dvesean]

July 24 1973
Three Rivers Stadium/Pittsburgh
I was 17.

The only time I ever saw
Led Zeppelin in concert!

We were smoking joints rolled in
Red, White & Blue papers!

And Led Zeppelin was driven out onto
the field in 4 black Rolls Royces!

I had just gradatuted from HS in June!

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

It sounds like a boring topic, but air conditioning is more important than you realise.

First: there are 2 billion air con units in the world and they account for 10% of all electricity we use.

Second: it has revolutionised architecture and totally reshaped global politics...

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 tons of good eclipse photos and clips

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Solar Eclipse 2024 - a thread 🧵

1. Cleveland by Gabe Wasylko

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @cashdollar22

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

90-year-old Bob Uecker gets a standing ovation while behind the mic for his 54th season calling Brewers baseball.

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@cashdollar22 @tribefan_79 Me neither ~ crazy story

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @cashdollar22 😳

[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

Bison Dele was an American professional basketball player who won a championship with the Bulls in 1997.

Following his retirement, he embarked on extensive travels to destinations such as Lebanon, the Mediterranean, and the Australian outback. Eventually, he took up sailing and acquired a catamaran.

On July 6, 2002, Dele, accompanied by his girlfriend Serena Karlan and skipper Bertrand Saldo, set sail from Tahiti on Dele's catamaran.

Dele's brother, Miles Dabord, was the only person involved in the voyage who was seen or heard from after July 8, 2002, when the last of four satellite phone calls from the voyage was made.

It was later found that Dabord had forged Dele's signature in order to open mailboxes in his name, and to buy US$152,000 worth of gold under his brother's name.

The FBI and French authorities joined the investigation and uncovered evidence indicating that Dabord had purchased approximately $200 worth of weights before boarding the boat.

The weights were suspected to have been used to weigh down the bodies. It was deduced that Dele, Karlan, and Saldo were likely murdered and disposed of overboard by Dabord.

Dabord intentionally overdosed on insulin and slipped into a coma. He died September 27, 2002.

According to Dabord's narrative, he and his brother engaged in a confrontation during which Karlan was accidentally struck and fatally injured when her head collided with part of the boat.

When Saldo proposed reporting her death, a panicked Dele allegedly killed him. In self-defense, Dabord claimed to have shot his brother, disposed of the bodies overboard, and subsequently fled to the U.S.

Law enforcement casts doubt on this account, primarily due to the purchase of weights before the voyage, implying premeditation rather than a spontaneous altercation.

[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

Bison Dele was an American professional basketball player who won a championship with the Bulls in 1997.

Following his retirement, he embarked on extensive travels to destinations such as Lebanon, the Mediterranean, and the Australian outback. Eventually, he took up sailing and acquired a catamaran.

On July 6, 2002, Dele, accompanied by his girlfriend Serena Karlan and skipper Bertrand Saldo, set sail from Tahiti on Dele's catamaran.

Dele's brother, Miles Dabord, was the only person involved in the voyage who was seen or heard from after July 8, 2002, when the last of four satellite phone calls from the voyage was made.

It was later found that Dabord had forged Dele's signature in order to open mailboxes in his name, and to buy US$152,000 worth of gold under his brother's name.

The FBI and French authorities joined the investigation and uncovered evidence indicating that Dabord had purchased approximately $200 worth of weights before boarding the boat.

The weights were suspected to have been used to weigh down the bodies. It was deduced that Dele, Karlan, and Saldo were likely murdered and disposed of overboard by Dabord.

Dabord intentionally overdosed on insulin and slipped into a coma. He died September 27, 2002.

According to Dabord's narrative, he and his brother engaged in a confrontation during which Karlan was accidentally struck and fatally injured when her head collided with part of the boat.

When Saldo proposed reporting her death, a panicked Dele allegedly killed him. In self-defense, Dabord claimed to have shot his brother, disposed of the bodies overboard, and subsequently fled to the U.S.

Law enforcement casts doubt on this account, primarily due to the purchase of weights before the voyage, implying premeditation rather than a spontaneous altercation.

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @cashdollar22 Maybe if they would have let Moss win ~ he would have updated it himself

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @cashdollar22 @Czambori Long live the Cleveland Spiders

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@cashdollar22 @tribefan_79 @Czambori I don’t acknowledge the new team name 😂…. I don’t care that they changed it but the new name is awful

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79 @pj_history @Letterman @paulshaffer 👏🏻♥️

[Mike @MayorofMaynard]

@tribefan_79

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

In the 1990’s, NBA champion Horace Grant wore goggles because he was legally blind. However, after getting corrective eye surgery, he continued to wear them for another, heroic reason. Horace said:

“After a few years I got Lasik surgery, but I kept wearing them without the perscription [sic] lenses because I had grandparents and parents come up to me and thank me for wearing them. Their kids and grandkids would get made fun of by wearing protective eyewear playing sports, so I kept wearing them to help make it cool to wear goggles for the kids.”