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You mfs still don’t get who Michael Jackson was
SeyVibezS@mslaggert
who is this generations Michael Jackson?
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Allen Iverson, Steve Nash and Dennis Rodman look like they just recorded the most seminal trip-hop album of 1997.
NME gave it a 9/10.
Mark Farina@djmarkfarina
Allen Iverson, Steve Nash, and Dennis Rodman for Sports Illustrated, January 2004.
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Someone put audio from CASINO over Looney Tunes and its perfect 🔥😂
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Lemon, I'm going to need you to babysit my nephew for the night. His name's Timmy something or other. Try not to embarrass yourself.
alli@sonofalli
comms, socials, events
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This is filmed like something out of The Office
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#OTD 1987 - It was "seat cushion night" in St Louis.
In the 10th inning, Tommy Herr launches a walk-off grand slam against the hated Mets for a 12 - 8 Cardinals win.
Thunder from the bat brought rain from the fans when seat cushions started to rain down onto the Busch Stadium field.
#STLCards
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How did this get left out of “One Shining Moment.” I have questions
Hammer DAHN@HammerDAHN
KELLEN THAMES THROWS IT DAHN
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everything was a fuckin game to this guy
📜Echoes of Empire📜@EchoesofEmpire_
Archduke Franz Ferdinand posing as a mummy on a trip to Cairo in 1896.
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@dhmeyer @shakeshack did you know your CWE Saint Louis location has a key coded bathroom that employees do not give out? They escort you, including children, to the bathroom.
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I take no joy in bringing you thisZ
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm
The Olaf animatronic at Disney Adventure World has had its first public malfunction. (Source: magictourclub/TikTok)
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In 1996, the Cardinals were in a similar spot as now: coming off worst avg attendance in YEARS.
They created an ad campaign that made fans feel. That made fans want to be part of something.
I wrote about the legacy & lessons of BASEBALL LIKE IT OUGHTA BE:
stltoday.com/sports/column/…
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Cobi Jones, Alexi Lalas, and Lil Dre for adidas USA "Denim" Collection 🇺🇸👖
🗓️ March 10th
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The Best Biggie songs, ranked.
passionweiss.com/2021/03/09/big…
"It’s easy to lose Christopher Wallace in mythology. Because he died so young, and left such an impossible body of work, because of legends those who were around him in his brief lifetime continue to tell, his presence has become larger than life in our imaginations.
In New York, the places where he lived, where he walked, where he hung out, and where he recorded have become holy places, ordained sites. A belt he wore and once happened to leave behind in an office at The Source took on talismanic properties, passed down from editor to editor through generations of staff at the iconic magazine. He’s the closest thing hip hop has to a patron saint. But his monumental legacy doesn’t come from some godlike, alien greatness. It comes from his endlessly endearing humanity.
When we discuss Christopher Wallace as the GOAT, we use all the wrong language and ask the wrong questions . While we debate merits and sample size and Puff, and Faith and Pac, the question isn’t “IS Biggie Smalls the Greatest rapper who ever lived?”, but “CAN Biggie Smalls BE the greatest rapper who ever lived?”
If your answer is no — that there just isn’t enough to qualify him among rappers who achieved generational longevity like LL Cool J, Lil Wayne, or Jay-Z — it’s a brief and simple conversation.
If the answer is yes, the conversation is equally brief and simple. Biggie simply presents the most unique, astonishing, baffling body of work we’ve ever had to consider." - @TheFakeAbeBeame
From 2021
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Hochman: Forever hugging Laila and owning opponents, Colton Parayko is a Blues great stltoday.com/sports/column/…
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