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Fantastic word game
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A home run today in Major League Baseball games gets measured not only for distance, but also for the speed at which the ball left the ballpark which is known as exit velocity.
Exit velocity, launch angle, WAR, OPS and other modern-era baseball jargon just doesn't sit well with traditionalists who still attach significance to batting average.
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Outside of sports, we also provide local news breaks and a call in swap shop every day.
Well...except Sundays.
Well...except Sundays.
Every day of the week, at the top of every hour, you were guaranteed to hear that week's No. 1 or No. 2 song on my childhood favorite Top 40 station, WRKO in Boston.
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Boston Celtics legend, and Hall of Famer, Larry Bird was announced to have accepted a consulting position within the Indiana Pacers organization last month.
"Last month we let the liquor talk," sang Morgan Wallen, either forgetting the opening words to his monster hit or confessing that the behavior he describes in that song has happened more than just last night.
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Last night, I searched online for 6 ft. long T-posts.
It was an exciting Sunday evening.
It was an exciting Sunday evening.
6 ft. long T-posts would be an unlikely topic for a CHR crossover, but such a song might catch on at DIY radio, if only DIY were a musical genre.
A musical genre I never cared for is polka.
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Polka Dot Man was a lesser known villain of The Caped Crusader, who ultimately met his demise when a manhole cover landed on him and crushed his head.
His head exploded seconds before that manhole cover made contact, which means the man in the dotted mask must have been none other than our very own WMC.
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To live in a world of today, as opposed to one of yesterday, last week, or sometime next century, tells us that Doc Brown got his calculations right this time and can now finally destroy that infernal time machine.
That infernal time machine needed plutonium to power the Flux Capacitor, but you can only find the stuff on the black market.
The black market, especially in inner cities, has been the target of a disproportionate amount of advertising for such products as cigarettes and malt liquor.
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Malt liquor, such as Old English 800, would be absolutely fantastic for you to bring by the house, so we can head out back, sit around the fire pit, and pour out a couple for the homies.
A couple for the homies are chilling in the fridge just in case more homies come by.
CT, I don't need a mask, dotted or otherwise. My Game Czar superpowers allow me to see all, do all and be all from my Game Czar office although I do occasionally wear a cape in an effort to impress the lovely young library interns. Not that I would ever admit that out loud or anything. My "kryptonite", well-known to everyone here, would be ellipses, semicolons, and two-sentence contributions.
CT, I don't need a mask, dotted or otherwise. My Game Czar superpowers allow me to see all, do all and be all from my Game Czar office although I do occasionally wear a cape in an effort to impress the lovely young library interns. Not that I would ever admit that out loud or anything. My "kryptonite", well-known to everyone here, would be ellipses, semicolons, and two-sentence contributions.