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Bueno.... No te esperás ésta.

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@FlamesNation @960boomer @OUTDOORdental @LoubardiasMedia @FlamesNation
@960boomer
Great interview on Barnburner today. Brought back some memories from Saskatoon days.
'Oh let me tell you about Jimmy Jackson'

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@InTheDomePod Legit but flawed

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@FlamesNation It would be a great move, but obviously they need to be on a line with Alex Tuch

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@CofRedCentral Malhotra seems like a kid who can come to camp and win a spot

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@singh_g77 Keep verheoff, trade parekh for misa

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@NHLFlames @Sportsnet Game is blacked out. On Sportsnet West. What a joke

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@Sportsnet wtf am I paying for

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

this is one of my favorite videos ever

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@miketgould @nitwitschool @TheDubCrnr I wonder if they are saving that for game 1 in the new building?

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@CofRedCentral I hope there's someone in the lower bowl with a Flames jersey for the Rasmus stare

[Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 ) @chigrl]

Van Gogh died broke because nobody wanted his paintings. He sold maybe one during his entire life. The art world thought his style was too immature. His brother Theo, an art dealer, kept him alive by sending money constantly.

When Van Gogh passed in 1890, his brother, Theo died just six months later. That left Theo's wife Jo as a 28 year old widow with a baby and about 900 paintings nobody wanted, plus hundreds of letters.

Here's what actually mattered. Van Gogh had written hundred of letters letters to Theo and Jo explaining individual paintings and his life as an artist. He told them the stories behind each work, what he was trying to express, what each one meant to him.

After both brothers died, Jo remembered these letters and published them.

That's what made him famous. People could read Van Gogh's own words about each painting. The works stopped being random art and became stories he had experienced. The paintings got context directly from him explaining what he was doing. Jo gave the world Van Gogh's voice attached to his work.

By the time she died in 1925, he had gone from total unknown to art historical icon.

[All Rock Music @allrockmusic]

In case anyone forgot how wild the early ’90s really were…

On December 28, 1991, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam all played the same night at O’Brien Pavilion.

One stage. One crowd. Zero nostalgia yet — because none of them knew what was about to happen.

RHCP were already established. Nirvana had just detonated Nevermind. Pearl Jam were still climbing, opening shows before Ten fully reshaped rock radio. This wasn’t a “legendary reunion” or a carefully curated festival lineup — it was the chaos of a scene forming in real time.

Think about it: three bands that would go on to define alternative rock for an entire generation, sharing a bill before history locked them into separate chapters. No phones. No viral clips. Just volume, sweat, and a crowd unknowingly standing in the middle of a turning point.

Moments like this are why rock history hits harder than myth.
It actually happened.

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@ThatEricAlper Sweet Jane - Cowboy Junkies

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@miketgould We were just commenting here how cool it looks

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@InTheDomePod If we didn't get lucky with 4th rounder Johnny Gaudreau becoming elite, everyone would be comparing Buffalo's situation to the Flames

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@EricFrancis Also thanks for asking the questions nobody seems to have the balls to ask

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@EricFrancis Sports marketing 101: either sell winning or sell hope. This owner and management group are extremely out of touch and are horrible at their jobs.

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@InTheDomePod Epic team tank jinx tweet. Didn't work this time but keep up the good work

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Touch em all Bo
#WANTITALL