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On the Mississippi Gulf Coast, it is a common practice to dip pizza in Catalina French dressing.

 

When did dipping fries in a shake become a thing?

 

This article is about the HBO series. For the protagonist in the LifeCall commercial, see I've fallen, and I can't get up!

 

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However, at a dinner with Gibb's managers, then-Billboardchart director Bill Wardlow was allegedly told that if "Shadow Dancing" did not remain at #1, Gibb would be pulled from the lineup of an upcoming Billboard-organized concert. Wardlow then supposedly asked the magazine to leave the song at the top, and Kasem was told to re-record his countdown.

 

Yeah, before computers took over in the early 1990s, I think there were plenty of shenanigans with the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

 

The commercial inspired multiple works of fan fiction(collectively referred to as "Folgercest" or "Folgerscest")

 

The OU marching band plays the fight song when the team takes the field and when the team scores a touchdown, makes a big play, or makes a play in general.

 

He became friends with Al Davis, who was coaching a rival military team; Davis would later become famous as the owner of the Oakland Raiders.

 

There was also an incident involving a policeman on horseback which resulted in his being ejected from the Harvard-Yale game, and Halloweens were somewhat touchy.

 

“Who is George W. Bush?”

 

In 1977, Erwin Kreuz, a 50-year-old West German brewery worker on his way to San Francisco, stepped off a refueling charter flight in the mistaken belief that he had reached his destination. Speaking no English, he spent four frustrating days in Bangor looking for San Francisco landmarks before realizing he was not in California. When his story made local and then national news, Bangorians were so delighted with his error that he received the key to the city, met the Governor of Maine, was made an honorary member of the PenobscotIndian tribe, received a marriage proposal, and was even given a gift of local land. The San Francisco Chronicle paid his way to California, where he was similarly feted, and he was invited back to Bangor the following year to help open the Bangor Mall.