RIP
I was a huge Ditka and Bears fan growing up.
The Fridge was my favorite player until Bo Jackson came along then it all shifted to the Raiders but Ditka was always cool IMO.
I was a Superfan.🙏
News Topics, Danger Room, Towers and more MSF then RAID Shadow Legends!
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I love it @KyleBrandt
Don’t let um disrespect the RAIDERSSSS!!!
This is pretty cool.
Tonight.
8 p.m.
My Minecraft City.
Subscribe now:
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I miss hearing him every Sunday and those commercials he did.
44 YEARS AGO: John Madden told one of the GREATEST stories of all time on Saturday Night Live involving #Raiders legend Ted Hendricks, money, and a toilet.
Madden’s storytelling was truly one of a kind.
The greatest to ever do it.
😂😂😂
Most passionate TV personality about the RAIDERS!!
I love it. 👊
“I’m hot on the BLEEPIN’ Raiders.”
@KyleBrandt with another passionate locker room speech, this time for the Las Vegas Raiders 👀
I HAVE 6 MORE ORANGE ISO-8 CODES TO GIVEAWAY!
I'm giving them away one by one while I play Whiplash & Blade Tower! Then maybe RAID!
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😳 I remember this when I was a kid.
Aloha Airlines Flight 243 was a real incident that occurred on April 28, 1988. A Boeing 737-200 (registration N73711, named *Queen Liliuokalani*) was flying from Hilo to Honolulu, Hawaii, when a large section of the upper fuselage (approximately 18 feet / about 5.5 meters of the cabin skin and structure above the passenger floor, aft of the forward entrance door) tore away at around 24,000 feet due to explosive decompression.
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The 1988 Aloha Airlines Flight 243 incident described is real but the attached image is fabricated; authentic photos show the damaged plane after its emergency landing on the ground.
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