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Admiral Yamamoto, seen here realizing he’d totally forgot to tell Trump he was going to attack Pearl Harbor.

And golf in Florida

Looking at you @TongePoint0

In 1993, a local Chicago reporter covering the St. Patrick's Day parade spotted Tommy Lee Jones filming a movie amidst the festivities and stopped him for a quick interview. The movie was THE FUGITIVE 🔥

Be on the lookout.

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March 2026 The final time The end, my friend, is not near The hour, in fact is quite here When the moon becomes red to guide the risen dead This means God's turned his back on you It's a Friday the 13th, of course you won't live to see noon #FridayThe13th #TypeONegative

Still one of the best all time videos

Few wordsmiths in the American cultural canon can bend genres like Patti Smith, the artfully rebellious rocker, poet and author who, at 79, seems destined to keep spinning gold out of her life. Smith visited Chicago on Monday to promote her latest memoir. chicago.suntimes.com/books/2026/03/…

Panger and Tony gave an emotional tribute to the late great Troy Murray ❤️

This is amazing…

It's not that hard to know when to take off your fucken hat.

the answer is yes

I can think of a hundred Troy Murray stories on the ice and off, but I’ll just offer one, if you’ll allow… It was clean-out-your lockers day and press availability in 2014, a couple days after a brutal, Game 7 OT loss to LA in the WCF, a bad break away from what would have ultimately been a three-peat. Pretty somber day for the local hockey club. As we spoke to Joel Quenneville, seated in rows of reporters, and just before I was to get the microphone, Troy was sitting next to me and for reasons neither of us could explain, he placed his hand gently on my thigh and kept it there. Like little kids in the back of the class, we began to giggle and then outright laugh. We could not stop. Bob Verdi, to the other side of me, and Meghan Bower, on Troy’s side, looked at the fools we were and turned away from the nonsense. I would have departed, but as I tried to stand, Troy squeezed my leg and wouldn’t let go. Meghan wisely passed the mic elsewhere, as I could not speak. I noticed Joel answering questions while occasionally glancing in our direction. Children. Just a pair of children screwing around at an inappropriate time. I think many things when I think of Troy. His first fight, which went laughably bad. Swallowing his bridge. The famous OT goal. 99 points and his Selke defense of 99. The Clydesdales. The Minnesota wars. Playing a series in ’86 with broken ribs and a broken hand. His fearlessness. The terrific hockey player. Scotch and cigars in the radio booth at 2 a.m. after the Hawks won the Cup at home. The stand-up guy. The ridiculous golf outings. Yet, my favorite is that day and his hand on my leg. Whatever that says. I dunno. I’m sad for you and your family, bud. And I’ll miss you. #RIP #TroyMurray #blackhawks

This call will forever be iconic. You can hear the emotion and passion in Troy Murray’s voice. When hardly anyone knew where the puck was, he reassured everyone over and over again that it was in the back of the net. #Blackhawks

Hey it’s @Bandcamp Friday … go buy some shit #BandcampFriday

An emotional Patrick Kane watches his tribute video as the Red Wings honor him for becoming the all-time leader by a US born player 👏 🥺

How about celebrating 3/4 with some Walter Payton highlights?

@ReduceRight Sequential Circuits, the little Yamaha CS01 and DeepMind 12 … the Roland is in the shop for repair

@Tongo5000 Wow those synths look awesome 🍻

Nothin like jammin with my boyz #PalmTreeStudios

Our little Frankie