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Tim Stier

@SacsGonflables

I'm not typing in all caps, I'm just shouting at you.

San Francisco, CA Katılım Mart 2010
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The Daily Show
The Daily Show@TheDailyShow·
Jon Stewart on the disconnect between Trump excusing J6 protesters and MAGA condemning Renee Good
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
This is a perfect encapsulation of. the in-person enjoyment. No notes.
Brigham's Burner@FiredUpCoug

I went to my very first NHL game last night. It was actually my very first Hockey game of any kind. Here are 10 things that surprised me: 1) Perhaps the best behaved fans I've ever seen at any sporting event. People are respectful of sight lines, and don't stand or yell unless there's a reason to. 2) It's an incredibly family friendly atmosphere. So many kids there with their parents and grandparents, everyone having a great time. 3) The sounds are amazing! From the blaring fog horn, to the hypnotic swishing sound of blades cutting ice, to the cracking slaps of the puck hitting the glass, I could have enjoyed that experience with my eyes closed. 4) The action is constant during the game, with almost no pauses. Having no out of bounds makes it an incredibly fun sport to watch with limited interruptions. 5) The period breaks are delightful. Plenty long to go and grab a snack, use the bathroom, or have a conversation with the fans next to you. 6) The referees are part of the entertainment. I loved watching them dive away from players and jump over pucks. I also appreciate that they have absolutely no hustle at all when a fight breaks out. They let the men sort things out with their fists until it gets dangerous. 7) Surprisingly easy to follow, even for someone who doesn't know anything about the sport. Were there some penalties and rules that I didn't understand? Yes. However the mode of 'Puck goes in net, team gets point' makes the game very easy for newbies to follow. 8) The arena is refreshingly cool. I hate being hot at a sports event, so having a nice cool environment was lovely! 9) It's an amazing sport to observe from above, there's not a bad seat in the house. We were pretty far removed from the ice, but it didn't matter at all. With the bright white ice and a black puck, it was super easy to follow the game, I am sure that it's really cool to see up close, but I loved my bird's eye perspective which allowed me to take in everything at once. 10) Momentum can shift insanely fast. At one point, we were celebrating a goal scored by the Mammoth. Literally 5 seconds later the Blues answered with a goal of their own. No lead ever feels safe, and that's great as a fan! As I said, that was my first ever hockey game. However, after that experience, it most definitely will not be my last.

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Brigham's Burner
Brigham's Burner@FiredUpCoug·
I went to my very first NHL game last night. It was actually my very first Hockey game of any kind. Here are 10 things that surprised me: 1) Perhaps the best behaved fans I've ever seen at any sporting event. People are respectful of sight lines, and don't stand or yell unless there's a reason to. 2) It's an incredibly family friendly atmosphere. So many kids there with their parents and grandparents, everyone having a great time. 3) The sounds are amazing! From the blaring fog horn, to the hypnotic swishing sound of blades cutting ice, to the cracking slaps of the puck hitting the glass, I could have enjoyed that experience with my eyes closed. 4) The action is constant during the game, with almost no pauses. Having no out of bounds makes it an incredibly fun sport to watch with limited interruptions. 5) The period breaks are delightful. Plenty long to go and grab a snack, use the bathroom, or have a conversation with the fans next to you. 6) The referees are part of the entertainment. I loved watching them dive away from players and jump over pucks. I also appreciate that they have absolutely no hustle at all when a fight breaks out. They let the men sort things out with their fists until it gets dangerous. 7) Surprisingly easy to follow, even for someone who doesn't know anything about the sport. Were there some penalties and rules that I didn't understand? Yes. However the mode of 'Puck goes in net, team gets point' makes the game very easy for newbies to follow. 8) The arena is refreshingly cool. I hate being hot at a sports event, so having a nice cool environment was lovely! 9) It's an amazing sport to observe from above, there's not a bad seat in the house. We were pretty far removed from the ice, but it didn't matter at all. With the bright white ice and a black puck, it was super easy to follow the game, I am sure that it's really cool to see up close, but I loved my bird's eye perspective which allowed me to take in everything at once. 10) Momentum can shift insanely fast. At one point, we were celebrating a goal scored by the Mammoth. Literally 5 seconds later the Blues answered with a goal of their own. No lead ever feels safe, and that's great as a fan! As I said, that was my first ever hockey game. However, after that experience, it most definitely will not be my last.
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Tim Stier
Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@katefeetie 30 years from now, are you going to think about that ad campaign you worked on, or that you were HERE, ON THE DAY. The choice is clear.
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katie@katefeetie·
can’t believe I almost missed The Big Boy Fight because I was at my job doing work for a salary, like an idiot
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@ZoandBertrand Who wins this Fight: 1 Zo vs. 100 Mike Reisses. -Tim in San Francisco.
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katie@katefeetie·
when I was in elementary school and I wanted to read a book above my reading level, I carried a dictionary around with my book to look up words I didn’t know. you lazy fucks have tiny hundred-dictionary machines in your pockets and can’t look up “olfactory”
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katie@katefeetie·
crazy how popular the "using big words is elitist" argument is on here, considering it has literally never in history been easier to look up words you don't know
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
This is an abortion of a football game. #MIAvsNE
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@katefeetie Read the book "Blood Sweat and Chrome" - it's the making of Fury Road. I think he's like a slightly-less-cuckoo Jodorowsky.
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@katefeetie "...next to a pile of garbage in Mexico" is such vicious shade tossed on Lena
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katie@katefeetie·
is this the coolest I’ve ever looked while eating a rice krispy treat next to a pile of garbage in mexico
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katie@katefeetie·
@aedison I used to work with a sound mixer who never finalized anything without running it through “Mr. Crappy,” the oldest and jankiest tv set he could find, to hear if it was still clear. really wish more of them did this!
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Avery Edison@aedison·
I get incredibly anxious that I’m going to miss something because of bad sound mixing or an accent I’m not used to or my aging ears or whatever, subtitles are a wonderful safety net.
Doug Russell@DougRussell

Wait….for real?

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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@bigjimmurray - one of my all time favorite Bugs references. Thanks, on behalf of the like 12 people that picked up on that one.
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@ZoandBertrand - if what Zo just let slip means what I think it means I DON’T LIKE IT. Keep the team together, @HardyRadio - Tim in San Francisco
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Tim Stier@SacsGonflables·
@ZoandBertrand I’d rather be forced to stay awake to watch my own colonoscopy then watch this team right now.
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The Tennessee Holler
The Tennessee Holler@TheTNHoller·
🔥 VIRGINIA BEACH: “You’re never going to find a right way to do the wrong thing… be the good guys, while you still can.” A local dad speaks up against anti-LGBTQ student policies.
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