jamesdeluxe
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Odd timing as recent TV broadcasts have been reminding us about the upcoming 50th anniversary of the immaculate reception (with Curt Gowdy doing the play-by-play!).
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In Memory Of...
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Having been from NW Pa. The Steelers and their fans are great.
Franco was one of the best.
RIP.
The living world also lost legendary Mike Leach recently.
He coached the dang MSU Bulldogs & won his last game and his first Egg Bowl on Thanksgiving.
Arrgh, Swing Your Sword. RIP.
Amen.
Franco was one of the best.
RIP.
The living world also lost legendary Mike Leach recently.
He coached the dang MSU Bulldogs & won his last game and his first Egg Bowl on Thanksgiving.
Amen.
Warp daddy
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RIP Franco , sad indeed . Didnt realize he was that young
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Fredericka "Freddie" Anderson 1921-2022
An amazing skier, extraordinary teacher and friend passed away 12/19/22.
Founding member of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (1961), and with her husband formed the Schenectady Ski School 1959-2013 starting on the gentle slopes of the Schenectady Municipal Golf Course.
Then in 1964 stationed at Maple Ski Ridge in Rotterdam where her trained instructors taught thousands of ski and snowboard lessons to local families --- "everybody knows Freddie."
She will be remembered for her wit, easy-going attitude and exacting performance standards --"keep your arms and hands out where I can see them."
She took her last ski run at Whiteface Mountain Ski Resort at age 96.
Freddie started skiing at age 3 and in 1938 took ski lessons at Carl Schaefer's Skiland near North Creek, NY while a student at Smith College. Her father, Dr. Woodall, was the on-call physician for all the Snow Trains that came from various destinations to enjoy downhill skiing and other winter sports in the 1930s. "Ski Heil!"
—Jim Schaefer
An amazing skier, extraordinary teacher and friend passed away 12/19/22.
Founding member of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (1961), and with her husband formed the Schenectady Ski School 1959-2013 starting on the gentle slopes of the Schenectady Municipal Golf Course.
Then in 1964 stationed at Maple Ski Ridge in Rotterdam where her trained instructors taught thousands of ski and snowboard lessons to local families --- "everybody knows Freddie."
She will be remembered for her wit, easy-going attitude and exacting performance standards --"keep your arms and hands out where I can see them."
She took her last ski run at Whiteface Mountain Ski Resort at age 96.
Freddie started skiing at age 3 and in 1938 took ski lessons at Carl Schaefer's Skiland near North Creek, NY while a student at Smith College. Her father, Dr. Woodall, was the on-call physician for all the Snow Trains that came from various destinations to enjoy downhill skiing and other winter sports in the 1930s. "Ski Heil!"
—Jim Schaefer
Leach discussed being a JD and not ever being a practicing lawyer for The Ole Miss Law Skool.
Leach went to practices where how football was played changed.
Yup, 72 is young when yer old.
Warp daddy
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Attitude is Everything
Warp daddy
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RIP Ken Block.
He died snowmobiling in Utahh.
Partner in WTX speed with Pastrana.
www.tmz.com
He died snowmobiling in Utahh.
Partner in WTX speed with Pastrana.
Rally Car Driver Ken Block Dead At 55, Snowmobile Accident
Ken Block, rally car driving champion, action sports star, and DC Shoes co-founder is dead at the age of 55 following a snowmobile accident in Utah, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Campgottagopee
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Such a talented guy who's gone way too soon.
RIP
RIP
