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In my case, it's which one's are still above ground.

1) Do the trees around the stadium bend toward the stadium where the Raiders are playing? 2) Do a lot of fans wear strange looking headgear? 3) Do the Refs tend to gift them penalties to their opponents? Then they do indeed suck, just like Green Bay.

Announcer: "Justin Fields is on fire!" Me: That used to mean that another Bears QB stood too close to the sideline heater.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

Came out in '87 according to Wikipedia. I had just started learning Lotus & all my peers knew it for years. The company switched to Excel, leveling the field for me & I eventually became the expert that everyone started coming to. One of the luckiest breaks I ever got.

HS? This is what I had to learn about in HS - Didn't learn Excel until employer #4 dropped Lotus 1-2-3 in favor of MS Office (circa 1995).

Or a hawk swooped by. I've seen squirrels go flat & stop moving for 5-10 minutes when the local red tail dives at them.

If you can understand how to do vlookups, sumif(s), index and match - the rest is just gravy.

Unbelievabills

For years I've heard that a certain hit song was a complete ripoff of a Rolling Stones song and that the Stones sued the band that had the hit. I didn't think it was that big a ripoff and couldn't believe that a judge found for the Stones. Terri Hemmert of WXRT posted on FB the complete story today. Turns out it wasn't the Stones, it was their manager Allan Klein (he who was also the main reason the Beatles broke up) that sued received the proceeds (~$5 M) and had the song writing credits changed to Jaggar-Richards (despite the lyrics being completely different). Also, it wasn't the Stones that were ripped off, it was Andrew Lloyd Oldham, the Stones previous manager, who released an instrumental version of the Stones song (btw - the Stones ripped the song off The Staple Singers, who "didn't have a high-powered lawyer"). With Allan Klein's passing, the Stones (who actually liked the version done by The Verve) allowed Richard Ashcroft song writing credits on future releases). You'll recognize this immediately...

The last time I saw a look like this, the Obamas were at Mandela's funeral.

Bulky looking, but kinda cool...

I'm not crying, you're crying...

Turns out the original song is completely different than the Led Zep version -

Give me a home where the buffalo roam...

https://twitter.com/WarMonitor3/status/1590838166679736320

These have been around since the 1960s

"American Gothic" "British Gothic"

I think we've arrived at our destination.