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Congrats to Willie O'Ree for honors long overdue! https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/33095322/willie-oree-overwhelmed-thrilled-jersey-no-22-retired-boston-bruins https://www.nhl.com/news/willie-oree-congressional-gold-medal-bill-passed-by-us-house-of-representatives/c-329952110

Not really. I have 3 authors in my family and you never know who else one is related to, just watch "Finding Your Roots". The ending segments usually have celebs to whom the person is related by DNA.

Que?

Looking for potential babysitters who calm their rug rat down. I got handed a baby at one of my former jobs, the kid had been screaming his head off, but stopped and went to sleep in my arms.

Soylent Green, but with etiquette?

Reads like a Personal Ad from the Chicago Reader.

Any to which I'm not related.

Have a reflective Martin Luther King Jr. Day The greatest Muhammad Ali Day and a humane Betty White Day!

They showed Andy Reid on the KC sidelines and I'm thinking, "Jamie Hyneman has really let himself go".

HOW 'BOUT THEM COWBOYS!!! 😄

Now that Nagy is gone, stuff is coming out from "sources" (probably other players) that he really screwed over Trubisky. https://twitter.com/bambo_18/status/1482028225824018432?s=20

I only ever went to Cleveland once, when my maternal Uncle was working in Aurora for SeaWorld (then owned by ABC) writing & setting up their ski show (Batman). He decided to take me & my cousins to a museum & the zoo, but for some reason everything was closed on that day (don't recall why) & we went back to the hotel. It wasn't until recently that I learned that my paternal great grandfather immigrated from Ukraine to Cleveland and later sponsored my grandfather to join him. 4623 Clark looks like a somewhat sketchy area now, but I guess it was much better then.

Blind Melon Chitlin?

I went away for a bit there, but... BTW - I wouldn't be licking any Victorian age green wallpaper...no matter how much it smells like bitter almonds.

I always think of how the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" isn't about Rock and Roll. Makes me wonder if Ian Hunter still thinks the city rocks.