Mark Hanson stands with Ukraine

Hello, my friends. Sadly, but happily, I have left Twitter. Please visit me now on Bluesky: markhanson62.bsky.social

@halsey Just caught up to Americana. So great. It looked like there were a lot of good folks who cared about that one.

@petermwilkin @xrobertm @nut_history Yup

@xrobertm @nut_history Yup

When I say “pinch hitter” who’s the first player that pops in your head?

@xrobertm @nut_history 🎯

@BBGreatMoments Boss.

When this lady in Toronto went viral for not flinching at a foul ball, she found out and two days later she does this…😂

@jordanvr_ Bro. Dolly!

@SoxofWhite 👊

So I posted this earlier and I want to add that this was my last infusion treatment. I am now on a pill regimen until October. I’m well on my way to remission. My two tumors have shrunk. I will never be cured, but I’ve bruised cancer.

@Bonsie1951 All the best to Ron Duguay as he fights this terrible diagnosis...

Thoughts and our prayers are with Ron whom I’ve known since the Sudbury Wolves days in the 1970’s

@JesseBarfield29 Joliet? Speak to me of the movie The Blues Brothers...

Every time I walk into my Trophy Room I can’t help but think back to my days growing up in Joliet, Illinois which is 44 miles SW of Chicago. All I ever wanted to do was play Major League Baseball. Everyone knows Ernie Banks was my hero and I even copied his batting stance! 👍🏽🙏🏽👊🏽

@jordanvr_ Bro - Scream 7 in the theatre with me. Whatcha think?

This is Sampson. He's utterly obsessed with tennis balls. For his birthday, his humans made a giant tennis ball piñata filled with dozens more. He pulls the string, it bursts, pure bliss ensues. No thoughts, just balls forever. happiest boy

@Luka77Mavericks @Hirsch_Tweets @nut_history I'm only here because a rubber was disengaged...

@Hirsch_Tweets @nut_history Thanks

During the 1982 College World Series, eventual champion Miami executed "The Grand Illusion," a hidden ball trick considered one of the most memorable plays in CWS history.

@marciahomer503 @RichardERoeper I love the Max Corkle headlock/recognition scene...

@RichardERoeper I love this movie so so much. "You're the quarterback" gets me every time

Now watching: The most romantic football movie of all time: “Heaven Can Wait,” directed by Warren Beatty & Buck Henry, written by Elaine May & Warren Beatty. Gorgeous, movie star performances by Beatty and Julie Christie, and great character work from the iconic supporting cast.

@DivineTurbine @RichardERoeper Me, too. There was a great Steve Martin lousy waiter featurette beforehand...

@RichardERoeper Saw it in the theater with my Mom in the 70's. Great movie. Charles Grodin, as always, was hilarious

@Gwionbach @RichardERoeper He does from me. I collect Jack Warden DVDs: All the President’s Men And Justice for All The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz The Asphalt Jungle The Aviator Being There Beyond the Poseidon Adventure Brian’s Song *Bullets Over Broadway The Champ Death on the Nile...

@RichardERoeper Jack Warden doesn't get enough praise for always being the solid Glue Guy in every movie he was in..

@TheMonologist TIL that "Torn" was his real last name.

@burtoncummings @RandyBachman Bon voyage! You were my first concert here in London, Ontario in the Spring of 1981.

I’m looking forward to getting back out on the road and playing live with @randybachman and the boys again. Next stop is the Rock Legends Cruise XIII and Hard Rock Live. In addition to the hit songs, you'll get to hear some deeper cuts from our Guess Who catalogue.

@jordanvr_ three words, eight letters youtu.be/rbQLk26BU-8?si…

@RegineFilangie Hi, Regine. Canadian This Mourning vibes:? Hi to Wally. MH youtu.be/C-AKI951poE?si…

@MHanson62 I do not recall artificial joy club. Need to look that up. Thanks for the info! 😎

@RegineFilangie My friend, One To One became Artificial Joy Club. Do you remember "Sick and Beautiful by them circa 1993? Love Louise Reny's voice!

@genxjon Sidney Kibrick, an original "Our Gang/Little Rascals" cast member and the last surviving member, died at age 97 in Northridge, California. Born in Minneapolis in 1928, Kibrick began acting at age five and appeared in dozens of "Little Rascals" shorts in the 1930s.