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Enki_Amenra said:
Parking is a rip off. I didnt look at the prices of stuff in the stores, it was probably insane. I did see a big of caramel popcorn for like $20.

I was behind two guys smoking a blunt walking up airport road, not even trying to hide it. No doubt we would've been in jail in about 30sec back in the 90s. I kept thinking a bicycle cop was gonna pop-up out of nowhere and ruin their
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Per usual, im the ******* who didnt buy gifts for work folks, naturally had to pay $20 to park downtown - which, ill have reimbursed.

Hate to say it but, they got crap from a gift shop in Gatlinburg.
 
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Jackcrevol said:
Apparently, the adults I work with feel compelled to exchange gifts.

It didnt even occur to me. Love my work family but it is so strange, and awkward to buy gifts for working adult aged people. You're just spending money fruitlessly.

As the only ******* who didnt buy gifts for adults that can afford their own gifts, naturally had to pay $20 to park - which, ill have reimbursed.

Hate to say it but, they got crap from a gift shop in Gatlinburg.
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Our co-workers never exchanged gifts, half of them dont even like each other, 😂. I guess if they do exchange gifts, they do it in private.
 
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jmacvols1 said:
...and the band played on...
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Wow. That’s incredibly sad and that eastern Michigan player needs to be kicked off the team. It’s a low level bowl game for Christ sake and he just attacked someone from behind who was celebrating with their team on their home field. Whatever happened to him, he asked for it. But also, never should have turned into a brawl. Get that player out of there annd be done with it. Looks like there should be more camera footage too. Just wow.
 
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knoxvol52 said:
Eeeh, maybe but hey I just open the Grands and pop them into the oven..
WTH do I know?
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Grew up detesting the stuff as a mustard aficionado, cept for tuna fish and (shudders now) potted meat. Always wondered why my Mom’s grilled cheese sammiches were better than anything in America or socialist Europe, and just recently found out the secret. That and sour cream in banana pudding broke the DaVinci Code.
 
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Dec. 24, 1967



He will become known for guaranteeing a Super Bowl victory next season, but this year Joe Namath becomes the first player to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a single season.

Namath completes 18-of-26 passes for 343 yards in the New York Jets' 42-31 victory over the Chargers in San Diego, boosting his season total to 4,007 yards. This exceeds the 3,747 put up by the Washington Redskins' Sonny Jurgensen.

Namath throws four touchdowns - 13, 36 and 37 yards to Don Maynard and 36 yards to George Sauer - as the Jets finish with their first winning season (8-5-1) in their eight-year existence.

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peaygolf said:
Dec. 24, 1967



He will become known for guaranteeing a Super Bowl victory next season, but this year Joe Namath becomes the first player to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a single season.

Namath completes 18-of-26 passes for 343 yards in the New York Jets' 42-31 victory over the Chargers in San Diego, boosting his season total to 4,007 yards. This exceeds the 3,747 put up by the Washington Redskins' Sonny Jurgensen.

Namath throws four touchdowns - 13, 36 and 37 yards to Don Maynard and 36 yards to George Sauer - as the Jets finish with their first winning season (8-5-1) in their eight-year existence.

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Wonder if he turned his left ankle on that play?
 
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butchna said:
Grew up detesting the stuff as a mustard aficionado, cept for tuna fish and (shudders now) potted meat. Always wondered why my Mom’s grilled cheese sammiches were better than anything in America or socialist Europe, and just recently found out the secret. That and sour cream in banana pudding broke the DaVinci Code.
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My great problem with this is twofold
Under no circumstance would I eat uncooked egg white, nor just plain ole oil, whip them together with a squirt of lemon juice and that makes it an even greater abomination
Number 2... Mustard is in the Bible, mayo is not... End of story
 
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butchna said:
Grew up detesting the stuff as a mustard aficionado, cept for tuna fish and (shudders now) potted meat. Always wondered why my Mom’s grilled cheese sammiches were better than anything in America or socialist Europe, and just recently found out the secret. That and sour cream in banana pudding broke the DaVinci Code.
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I put Mayonnaise on my daily egg and Treet Meat Sandwich every morning...

Sometimes I go over the edge and add a slice of Tomato...
 
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