
@trainwrecksprts An optimistic hater. Capable of overreacting to anything. When you do something right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.
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MANIAC retweeted
Sometimes city of good neighbors means down the street, sometimes it means welcoming friends @uwyo from across the country!
MANIAC retweeted
HAPPY HALLOWEEKEND, SABRES GET SPOOKY OUT WEST, BEAT THE RAVENS, HALLOWEEN DRAFT | TRAINWRECK TODAY S2 E29 nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZvVe…
MANIAC retweeted
IT'S ALMOST HERE!!! @GamedayBuffalo ⏳
Lock your tickets in for Buffalo's ultimate tailgate experience before it's too late!! 🎟️
bit.ly/3WLkP8j 💻
MANIAC retweeted
COLTEN ELLIS WITH NO GLOVE SAVES THE SABRES ASSES FROM ONE OF THE WORST FALL APARTS EVER
MANIAC retweeted
Emily Kaplan confirms that the Sabres have reached out to the Red Wings regarding Dylan Larkin which was first reported by @CMDeDominicis
Totally awake and pumped for this game
Might do an #AskManiac at the 2nd int
MANIAC retweeted
The Olen Zellweger REVENGE game is tonight in Anaheim, as the Sabres look to win back-to-back games
We used to be a society
In 1968, the Bengals introduced Benzoo, a real Bengal tiger cub who was the team’s original mascot, serving at home games. Loaned to the team by the Cincinnati Zoo, Benzoo would make on-field appearances at halftime, which players would go up to and pet.
Live tiger cubs were eventually phased out by the team in the 90s due to practicality reasons, as the original 13-pound cub quickly grew to 75 pounds by the end of the season, and a 350-pound tiger by the following year. The team went through as many as seven live tiger cubs in the first 15 years.
Via @unitedfrontarch
MANIAC retweeted
Listen, I’m a bad golfer
I won’t ever pretend that I’m not. But I know I’m not alone!
So I hope you’ll get some enjoyment from these videos. A delinquent golfer who grew up with winters who now gets to play year-round!
Here’s the debut video.
Palo Verde Golf Course, Hole 2, Phoenix, Arizona.
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