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Music Game - Keep a word, drop a word from the song title or artist name

Ok time for me to fly :(
Hope to catch everyone tomorrow
thank you for playin today
Good Night


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I forgot to mention this earlier and NO it wasn't me, well at least this time, but someone here in east Peoria id cuttin down flock cameras in answer to the city orderin 21 more :love: :LOL:
I don't think anyone is brave enough to do this here. But, I still have the hope that someone is brave enough.
 
Today, November 1, we remember Barry Sadler on what would have been his 86th birthday. Born in 1940, Barry was a U.S. Army Green Beret medic who served in Vietnam before becoming a household name with his 1966 hit, "The Ballad of the Green Berets." The song spent five weeks at No. 1 and became Billboard's biggest hit of 1966. It honored the courage and sacrifice of the men serving their country, and it struck a chord with millions of Americans. Sadly, Barry passed away on November 5, 1989, at just 49 years old. As we begin November, the month when we honor our veterans, it's a fitting time to remember a man who served his country and gave us a song that still brings back so many memories. Do you remember hearing it on the radio?


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Just So Everyone Knows

Florida’s Department of Health tested 46 of America’s most popular Halloween candies. Arsenic was detected in 28 of them — 60%. Kit Kat. Snickers. Twizzlers. Tootsie Rolls. Nerds. Skittles. SweeTarts. Sour Patch Kids. Jolly Ranchers. Trolli. Swedish Fish. Laffy Taffy. All positive for arsenic. Tonight, tens of millions of children will collect bags full of them. None of the wrappers will mention heavy metals. None of the parents will know.

I wish the film would copy for me, crazy stuff
 

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