BRAINTREE TOWN defeats Slough Town in a cracking match! Absolute scenes at Arbour Park
Mac Wilson
@cinatyte.bsky.social
natural juice mainstream dad // radio host // 🐺🦐 // he/him // all opinions are my own
DARK TIMES FOR WIGAN! The Latics lose 4-nil to Stockport - only lowly Wycombe is lower in the League One table.
A couple for MLB home runs: Five players have hit more than 60 homers in a single season and none of them are in the Hall of Fame Sammy Sosa hit more than 60 homers three times and didn’t lead the league in any of those years
Tell me a fun fact.
What do you mean people born in 1996 are turning 30 this year
If I wait in line for an hour to get a donut I better die
Joker 2 should have been set in the 90s and just been this
thinking about the time my dad couldn't remember the phrase Jock Jams so he said 'you know, the one that's all music a guy would play to get himself jazzed up to assassinate the president. whole CD of it. what's that called again'
It's small in the grand scheme of things, but it shows how the scourge of gun violence reverberates outward: I feel bad for something as simple as the event getting disrupted at Brühaven, a small brewery just trying to get by in the first place
God man I log in and everyone is posting in unison and I worry that something truly terrible has happened, turns out it's just the darn sirens.
Sometimes, when my dogs are barking too much, I'll sing to them, "Shut down the woofers" to the tune of Elton John's "Burn Down the Mission"
As a senior in high school, I heard If You Could Read My Mind on KOOL 108 on the way to swim practice; I had to pull the car over to write down lyrics so I could try to search for them online (probably on Yahoo) later on.
I think it'd be really nice to read about people's first time hearing a song. A nice long thread of stories. But I don't know how to get the thread to take off. Maybe if you re-post with your story? Anyway, I'll start with my memories of hearing Buckets of Rain by Bob Dylan for the very first time..
Finally getting the chance to dive into this - half the stuff on college radio in the mid-2000s sounded just like this.
"Indu" by Greg Freeman Album: "All Set The Bone" Time: 8:08 pm
Just realized that this is the basis for the "Gotta Make a Stop at the Futon Shop" jingle
"Spinning Wheel" by Blood Sweat and Tears Album: "AM Gold - The 60's Generation" Time: 5:48 pm
Some incredible shade being thrown in the Staines Town wiki page.
When your favorite brewery starts a big social post with "For nearly ten years..." but then it somehow manages to be good news.
Scissor Sisters (cancelled day of, illness) New Pornographers with openers Destroyer and Neko Case (cancelled day before, bassist appendicitis) Bon Iver at Rock the Garden (both times - had to work) Bon Iver at Bayfront (missed the window for swinging it by about 30 minutes)
How about this? Best concerts that you ALMOST got to see but DIDN’T. Include reasons if you like: Rolling Stones (play rehearsal) Johnny Cash (I dallied) R.E.M. (play performance) Nirvana (canceled, college declined to pay requested $500 appearance fee)
The Rams are the heels of the league, it's going to be an amazing season.
*rolls eyes hard enough to fall backwards*
Don't Lean On Me Man Cause You Can't Afford The Ticket Back From
The State Fair has hundreds of different beers on tap - can't wait to get there and freeze up and panic-buy a single Modelo or something
Absolute catastrophe for Bromley - one of the hard truths of League One is the occasional talent gaps that wipe one club off the map.
Having never played Bromley before, I would like to thank them. #swfc