@KuberaKyle I still have one, along with the Weenie Beanie. Funny enough, I just did research on it for a possible tv segment and found out the Weenie actually does dates back to the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 60s. Legendary announcer, Bob Prince, who used a green weenie to hex the other team
@Barkley_Tap A forgotten classic that deserves a spot in the NFL Network's “Greatest Games” rotation. I was there --it honestly felt like a high school game, tons of Buffalo Bills fans in the stands.
@Realrclark25 1a- Buffalo Bills comeback versus Houston (1992 Wild Card game). 1b- Ray Allen shot (NBA Finals, 2013), 1c-Klay Thompson sets 3-pt single game record (2018, vs Chicago)
Just watched this documentary and it is nothing short of amazing. Should be mandatory viewing for all Americans! This is the Elvis we should remember.
https://t.co/by9s4e8ShI
The docuseries "Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland." is nothing short of amazing. It brilliantly weaves personal narratives to tell a powerful story.
Wow, ask and thou shall receive! Thank you @HISTORY , excited for the new podcasts. Gee, I should have also asked to bring back the McRib, R.E.M. (permanently), and The Far Side.
I wish the History Channel would bring back the History This Week podcast. It was really well done...informational, educational, and really entertaining. @HISTORY
I wish the History Channel would bring back the History This Week podcast. It was really well done...informational, educational, and really entertaining. @HISTORY
I had the honor of meeting her, I'm blessed to call her daughter and son-in-law friends. What an incredible life, and what an inspiring legacy she leaves behind.
https://t.co/JA123Ymuxr
R.E.M. started as a college band and quickly grew into a supergroup. In a rare interview, the group talked about how they formed, found their sound and what led to their breakup. https://t.co/DSM77r3xqd
I have a terrible memory. Have trouble with names, pronunications, how to spell certian words, etc. But somehow, I can remember every line and lyric of Simon & Garfunkel's Central Park Concert. It's definitely on my list of concerts to attend, when someone invents a time machine.
Conversation between my doctor and me today:
Dr: You’re in great shape for your age. And you look great, great for 65.
Me: I’m 55.
Dr: Oh.
(Awkward silence for 20 seconds, before she turns and stares at my medical records for the next two minutes.)
Saying goodbye to SOC 223 today. It may look like a cement broom closet, but it’s been my home for the last five years. I hope whoever takes over my desk enjoys the journey half as much as I did. Thank you, USF History Department. Time to put the toolbox you've given me to use.