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Day 31
Song with a name in the title
Thanks @lagrume.bsky.social
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Day 31
Song with a name in the title
Thanks @lagrume.bsky.social
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Day 30
Song with a name in the title
Indie supergroup philosophizes about That Ground Ball.
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Day 30
Song with a name in the title
Indie supergroup philosophizes about That Ground Ball.
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Day 28
Song with a name in the title
Barnard shout-out this time (Vega not Dietrich)
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Day 28
Song with a name in the title
Barnard shout-out this time (Vega not Dietrich)
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Day 27
Song with a name in the title.
Nice Columbia football shout-out!
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Day 27
Song with a name in the title.
Nice Columbia football shout-out!
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Day 26
A song with a name in the title
The video of this (more) Africanized cover version starts with Manu Dibango impersonating the African continent and includes backing vocals from Peter Gabriel.
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Day 26
A song with a name in the title
The video of this (more) Africanized cover version starts with Manu Dibango impersonating the African continent and includes backing vocals from Peter Gabriel.
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Day 25
A song with a name in the title.
"They say that afterlife’s an afterglow.
I’m gonna wait ‘til John Lee Hooker says so."
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Day 25
A song with a name in the title.
"They say that afterlife’s an afterglow.
I’m gonna wait ‘til John Lee Hooker says so."
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Day 23
Song with a name in the title
LKJ's searing tribute to Walter Rodney ("blown to smithereens in the miggle of a dream")
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Day 23
Song with a name in the title
LKJ's searing tribute to Walter Rodney ("blown to smithereens in the miggle of a dream")
🧵1/4
🧵1/4
Explanation: You win by getting breaks, which requires mobility and mental toughness. This is also partly already explained by weakness in your opponent’s serve. Still, serve is not enough.