We have our mass killing thread, etc. How about a thread for good acts by good people? I'll start here. 7-Eleven owner catches teenage thief. Asks why he's stealing. Instead of having him arrested, he fed him.
The festive fancies of our foes will fade when Farmer Frank... flees Fulton County forever... We're the reason you ain't got the 2018 title, Energy Drinker. But we're not the reason you don't have any at all...
You forget Farmer Frank fared frightfully for the first four fraught with fairly foul finishes. Finding fresh forwards would be fortunate going forward.
A few blocks down the road from this sign, you can watch some seventh division football played by Shepshed Dynamo...
The purpose of this thread is thus fulfilled... I need to get some of those near me. I walked to Sarah Bratty Park on Sunday. We can do much better.
Johnny Cash is replacing one of the Capitol’s Civil War statues Civil rights icon Daisy Gatson Bates and musician Johnny Cash will join the Statuary Hall collection in D.C., replacing 19th-century attorney Uriah Milton Rose and statesman James Paul Clarke. https://www.rollcall.com/news/arkansas-bids-farewell-controversial-statues
When I was in Little Rock in the mid 50's a group of us went to a club where he was performing. As we arrived we watched him being carried out the back door...ever so slightly inebriated.
I was at the Fan Fest at the 2006 WC and there was a Johnny Cash tribute band playing in the main square. He was singing "Ring of Fire." In German. Oh yeah, there were also about 6-7 (each) of white guys dressed like the Harlem Globetrotters and Elvis impersonators. One of the Elvises was French. And they were standing outside a Turkish pizza shop. Multiculturalism at its finest!
Good news! This is the one thread that has not been infected with talk of College Sports or, ugh, Golf. (I am sure that I have just ruined this thread).
The first 33 NCAA championship golf teams were from the Ivy League. The champions then became more open once Michigan won back to back in 1935 and 1936. The last Ivy League champion was Yale in 1943. Of course, everyone knows this.