Drivers to your cars.
Weather
Partly cloudy and 87 bracing for hell degrees.
Did you know?
That, according to a frequent reader of the GMB who just returned from Martha’s Vineyard, actor John Belushi is buried beneath a pile of rocks and shells in Abel Hill Cemetery in the town of Chilmark?
Useless information to impress your Cobbler
Salt is the only rock humans can eat.
Fifty years ago today
On a lazy Tuesday night versus the Atlanta Braves, New York Mets outfielder Rusty Staub hit a weak popup to third baseman Darrel Evans in the bottom of the fourth inning, breaking the hearts of the 33,403 in attendance.
The Mets went on to lose 6-1. Meanwhile, Staub, his teammates and the Mets employees from the front office to the hotdog vendors, lived in regret, sadness and shame for the remainder of their lives.
Speaking of shame
Vergogna! Fly your rectangles as you wish, Bristol. We don’t need an ordinance for that, do we?
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