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- Turn That Bird Upside Down!
- Eat more ham!
- Do not go gentle into that good night
- The lesser known H street
- And the Government of the USA
- Man in a Box
- Hybrid
- More questions than answers
- Power of art
- Long gone
- Amazing
- Garic's Bakery
- The buying power of a dime
- A sorry sight
- 300 years of rueful streets
- Sam the Banana Man
- BOGO
- Loving you has made me bananas
- The action is up top
- Smile!
- Sulphur & Molasses for a long life.
- A dime ain’t what it used to be
- Spears are from Kentwood but McManuses are everywhere
- Well,
- At ten cents per box
- Their "A" game
- XL Center
- Sounds gross
- New title
- Curb Your Horse
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Senate Hopefuls: 1927
Washington, D.C., 1927. "Congressional pages -- Senate basketball." Looking forward to Tuesday's big game. Harris & Ewing glass negative. View full size.
An "All Star" team
Chuck would be proud to know we still wear them. Possibly not happy that Nike owns them though. I certainly had no clue that the balls were laced like that. I guess once you get the "feel" of it, you adapt to the shape, and don't dribble on the laces?
Wrong name....
I guess the term "Geek Squad" hadn't be coined yet.
I guess
the fans couldn't look forward to a lot of dunking.
The Magnificent Seven
They only needed seven men on the team because the game was much slower then. A Jump Ball after each basket and and almost no physical contact with the opposing players.
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