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One of the biggest cultural differences between NJ and Washington County PA is out here in PA people will talk. Doesn't matter where you are. Just yesterday I had a five minute conversation with some lady at Shop n Save about frozen fish fillets. Mrs. Paul's v. Van de Kamp etc.
You know that feeling in basketball when you throw up a three pointer and as soon as it leaves your hand you know it's not going in? It's the same feeling I just had with a used K-cup and the trash can across the kitchen.
I have a strict one strike and you are out policy. If your engagement baiting post gets community noted for complete bullshit---BAM
(not that it makes much difference they just respawn)
Mark McFeeters retweeted
50 years ago, Tony Dorsett ran into college football history. 🏈🏆
On October 23, 1976, the Pitt legend and College Football Hall of Famer became college football's all-time leading rusher against Navy, securing his place among the game's greatest.
Five decades later, his legacy lives on at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, where Dorsett's shoulder pads are on display as a tribute to one of college football's most remarkable careers.
Together with @Pitt_FB and @HistoryCenter, we're celebrating a milestone that helped define an unforgettable era of Pittsburgh football.
#TonyDorsett #H2P #PittFootball #CollegeFootballHallOfFame #CollegeFootballHistory
Mark McFeeters retweeted
My grandfather was a blue collar machinist. He died in 1989 when I was a self-absorbed teenager. In my mind I can still smell his basement workshop and I would give anything to have one hour with him now. These are his. #ThrowbackThursday
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Legally we aren’t allowed to say we are the “best” internet or that our internet “works.” But you guys are smart enough to read between the lines.
Something about the way this second section of this scaffolding squeaked between the garage and tree gives me extreme satisfaction.
I don't *lose* a lot of things, but I do *misplace* a lot. And the thing I misplace most is the thing I had five minutes ago.
Jonathan R. Electric (1886-1941), the father of modern electricity, was actually afraid of electricity after being shocked multiple times trying to change a three-way switch without shutting off the breaker.
here's a Jersey classic you can use if someone blows their horn at you:
Ah yeah yeah. what else you get for Christmas
I remember in sixth grade we were all randomly assigned an African country to do a report on. By our standards, bigger was better. As you can imagine, I got Rwanda.
