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Went disc golfing this morning at Dabney. A couple weeks ago I lost a disc on 14 in a new wet area created by the Parks inability to put drainage in the road/rock placement.
But have no fear...I already a new disc of the same model in my cart. Today, I lost that disc in the same ******* area.
But have no fear...I already a new disc of the same model in my cart. Today, I lost that disc in the same ******* area.
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https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/46373788/tony-hawk-skateboard-first-ever-900-sells-115m
The skateboard Tony Hawk used to land an unprecedented 900 in competition sold for $1.152 million at auction Wednesday.
Julien's Auctions, which handled the sale of the skateboard, said the final price was approximately double the presale estimate. Hawk was on hand for the Los Angeles auction, which also accepted online bids. The buyer was not disclosed.
The skateboard Tony Hawk used to land an unprecedented 900 in competition sold for $1.152 million at auction Wednesday.
Julien's Auctions, which handled the sale of the skateboard, said the final price was approximately double the presale estimate. Hawk was on hand for the Los Angeles auction, which also accepted online bids. The buyer was not disclosed.
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Wow, this story sure has changed over the past 24 hours.
Yesterday morning it was, Mark Sanchez attacked, stabbed in chest, in hospital fighting for his life.
To...
Mark Sanchez got really fucking drunk and attacked an old man.
Looks like his broadcasting career is over quicker than his NFL one was.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46509859/ex-qb-mark-sanchez-now-facing-felony-charge-altercation
Yesterday morning it was, Mark Sanchez attacked, stabbed in chest, in hospital fighting for his life.
To...
Mark Sanchez got really fucking drunk and attacked an old man.
Looks like his broadcasting career is over quicker than his NFL one was.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46509859/ex-qb-mark-sanchez-now-facing-felony-charge-altercation
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Hope the man gets him substantially in civil....
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This is not really sports but. .
A 23-year-old Starbucks barista at Portland International Airport was arrested Tuesday morning after what police described as a "gratuity blow-up" that disrupted terminal traffic.
Witnesses say the barista had just prepared a $47 order of lattes, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries for a family rushing to catch a flight. When they declined to tip on the payment screen, she allegedly shouted, "You'll drop hundreds on plane tickets but nothing for the person keeping you awake?"
When the customers tried to grab their order and leave, police say she hurled a hot latte across the counter, splashing onto one traveler's carry-on bag. She then vaulted over the counter and blocked the exit, demanding they add a tip before boarding.
Airport police arrived within minutes and arrested her on charges of assault and disorderly conduct.
The meltdown caused such a backup in the concourse that TSA briefly closed one checkpoint, delaying multiple flights by nearly 20 minutes.
A 23-year-old Starbucks barista at Portland International Airport was arrested Tuesday morning after what police described as a "gratuity blow-up" that disrupted terminal traffic.
Witnesses say the barista had just prepared a $47 order of lattes, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries for a family rushing to catch a flight. When they declined to tip on the payment screen, she allegedly shouted, "You'll drop hundreds on plane tickets but nothing for the person keeping you awake?"
When the customers tried to grab their order and leave, police say she hurled a hot latte across the counter, splashing onto one traveler's carry-on bag. She then vaulted over the counter and blocked the exit, demanding they add a tip before boarding.
Airport police arrived within minutes and arrested her on charges of assault and disorderly conduct.
The meltdown caused such a backup in the concourse that TSA briefly closed one checkpoint, delaying multiple flights by nearly 20 minutes.
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WTF! It is pretty lame of them to not tip her at least a couple bucks. But wow she went full Karen koo koo crazy!
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I'm becoming less accepting of tipping culture. When I spend six or seven bucks per coffee on four or five coffees I expect that place to be paying a decent wage.
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I agree. Places/people who are asking for tips continues to grow. It's getting ridiculous.