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@CFCofPA @Super70sSports Always a good idea

@Super70sSports I think, "Throw the fucking ball to Lance Alworth, you moron."

"4th & 9. What do you think, John?" "Well, I've been bald since I was 25, I wear a weird number for a quarterback, and I chose the least amount of face protection allowed by league rules. So I'm pretty much fucking ready to go for it."

@burnsieoriginal "From the Forum in Montreal, it's Hockey Night in Canada!"

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@RushmoreLists Bobby Bonilla Hasn't played in almost 25 years but he's still getting paid. That should count for something

Pure power, peak performance. Today, we’re spotlighting sports stars who share matching monikers. We’re building the Mt. Rushmore of 'Alliterative Athletes,' icons whose first and last names start with the same sound. Our mountain: ⚾ Barry Bonds 🏈 Chris Carter ⚾ Mickey Mantle 🏀 Paul Pierce A list this sharp is sure to stir some debate. Who is the best athlete with matching initials that we missed? Let’s see your suggestions!

@JVMonte2 "Live at Leeds" from the Who and "Get yer ya-yas out" from the Stones get my votes, but this one is pretty good too.

What are TWO live albums you consider to be 10/10 masterpieces?

@SalvadorDafti Different strokes for different folks

Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People A joyful plea for unity and harmony distilled into two minutes of utopian pop perfection. Powerful song, powerful message, and its nursery rhyme simplicity ensures it sinks in. 1969.

@Super70sSports Three legends

Name a sports figure who wore glasses in competition. I’ll start:

@KevinBuffalo I was a 20 year old idiot in 1979, but my mom loved me enough to give me this bookmark. It remains in the top drawer of my dresser

Keep all handwritten notes and cards from mom. Do not delete voicemails from mom. You will cherish those someday.

@dvesean @softtail65 Ludes won't do it, Dock knows the answer

Saturday May 2nd 2026 Thanks to my friend on Twitter, Monica (@softtail65), I found out May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I spent 41 yrs in Radio in Pittsburgh. The 1st 25 yrs were 6 day work weeks. I played "Bohemian Rhapsody" 2X a week for 41 yrs. Please Send Quaaludes.

@musicmaned @musicalvagabond A good friend gave me this album about 45 years ago. Only been played once, to make sure it doesn't skip. I have my original White (black vinyl) album that I listen to regularly. I guess it doesn't matter what color the vinyl is as long as the music's good. Have fun tonight

@BWilfrom @musicalvagabond Where does everybody get the color vinyl? I have about 4,000 LPs and I can count on one hand how many are on color vinyl. I feel like I missed the boat somewhere.

which of these albums do you like most?🎶🎹🎸🎤🥁 #NowPlaying #TheBeatles #TheWho #Chicago #EltonJohn

@musicmaned @musicalvagabond Good choice, Ed

@musicalvagabond Love all four, but I’ll have to go with The Beatles White Album.

@Puppieslover 7 month old Bernedoodle She needs to learn how to relax

No cheating, post the last saved dog pic on your phone

@Chiprockabilly I'm digging the shoes and the haircuts I saw Aerosmith, Billy Joel and Rush in 87, all great shows, but I wish I'd been in Missoula for this one

Getting an early jump on Throwback Thursday. Here we are in 1987 wearing the suits we just had made on our Korean tour. Left to right: Tom Nash, Jeff Meese, Tim Line and .. yours truly. Location: Downtown Missoula, MT

These guys could play just a little.😱 Left to right: Richard Martin, Rene Robert, Gilbert Perreault. The “French Connection” of the mid-70’s Buffalo #Sabres. Simply electrifying. #NHL #Leafs

@DownGoesCrown @GppPos1 @SabresFunStats Do you guys remember Joe Daley? Didn't wear a mask when he played for the Sabres.

@GppPos1 @SabresFunStats He was, if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes I never would’ve believed they played net with no face masks, crazy bastards. 😂

Co-Vezina winners in 1980 #sabrehood

@pauliemurr @SabresFunStats I was there too. Jerry Korab was a beast

@SabresFunStats Was at the game where they beat the Soviets 12-6 on 1-4-76. The Aud was on fire all game. It was wild!

It would have to be Gilbert’s 500th. I was also at May Day. That was the craziest and most exciting moment. Not necessarily historic.

@SalvadorDafti I'm very fortunate in that I saw him perform live as an opening act for the Stones, Rich Stadium August 75 And by the way, the Stones rocked out!

Bobby Womack - You Send Me Bobby Wo taking one of Sam Cooke’s signature classics for a spin. A mentor and friend he took a great deal from, including his widow and his daughter as lovers. 1974.

@batcountry1980 @SalvadorDafti Just read your posts, time to stop reading and start listening

@SalvadorDafti When we first met at school, I asked a big mate of mine what his favourite Beatles song was and this was his answer. Right away I thought “aye, you’ll do for me” You can tell a lot about someone by their favourite Beatles song. We’re still pals to this day.

The Beatles - Happiness is a Warm Gun A tale of fetishists, Yoko, mirror-booted perverts, rifle nuts and smack; a ‘miniature history of rock ‘n’ roll’ in a song. The twisted genius of the White Album’s mini-epic. 1968.

@RushmoreLists Several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave and grooving with a pict From Pink Floyd's album Ummagumma The song is as strange as it's title

Today we’re making a Mt Rushmore of hit songs with strange or unusual titles. Our weird four: She Don’t Use Jelly- The Flaming Lips Tubthumping- Chumbawamba MMMBop- Hanson Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini- Bryan Hyland Can you think of any others?

@SalvadorDafti You are correct, here's another keeper

@BWilfrom There’re great albums either side of those dates. I’ve probably spoken about them a million times, but if you’re into the Stones there’s treasures long before 1968

The Rolling Stones - Some Girls Jagger the world-weary rock star drowning in gold-diggers and groupies. Sneering at the endless excess, the fleeting encounters; it’s exhausting, but someone’s gotta do it. 1978.