The Cancer Killer

Yeah, so what? I’ve got cancer...so?? Yes, it’s in my brain. Yeah...so! We are kicking it’s ass right now! #5x5KickIt

[The Cancer Killer @RickFeatherston]

4th Grade all over again! 😢

[The Cancer Killer @RickFeatherston]

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[The Cancer Killer @RickFeatherston]

Pretty much!

[The Cancer Killer @RickFeatherston]

https://t.co/riXrsYTXnA

[Darren Rovell @darrenrovell]

Incredible Kyle Busch Tribute

(By @dj_brownsville)

[The Cancer Killer @RickFeatherston]

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[80s Nostalgia Channel @80s_channel]

Lost both of them this year

[Creepy.org @creepydotorg]

Dick Van Dyke turned 100 years old a few months ago and is no longer allowed to play with LEGOs.

[Jake Query @jakequery]

Remembering Bob Kevoian. Legend. https://t.co/A7re4rO4YW

[The BOB & TOM Show @bobandtom]

Honoring Bob Kevoian: Tom Griswold and Gunner from Q95
https://t.co/gFFDXCnKy3

[THIS DAY IN METAL @ThisDayInMETAL]

On This Day in Metal — April 11th, 1988 🤘

Iron Maiden released their legendary album Seventh Son of a Seventh Son — a bold, progressive masterpiece that pushed the band into new sonic territory with synths, concept storytelling, and epic tracks like “Can I Play with Madness” and “The Evil That Men Do.”

A defining moment in Maiden’s career and one of the greatest metal albums of all time.

🔥 Where does Seventh Son of a Seventh Son rank in your all-time Maiden albums?

#ThisDayInMetal #IronMaiden #SeventhSonOfASeventhSon #HeavyMetal #MetalHistory #NWOBHM #80sMetal #MetalFans