*** Official #22 Kansas vs IOWA STATE Game(Day) Thread ***
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I stopped posting it after the Ohio game. Results have been pretty good since then. Might be time to change things up.
Whoo boy, I can't remember last time I was this jacked up for a game. Absolutely incredible considering the start of the season that we be in this entertaining of a spot.
Let's shove some chalk up the f'ing boo birds ass!
Let's shove some chalk up the f'ing boo birds ass!
I am happy the Cyclones are doing as well as they are doing and am surprised as some others. Would love to see them beat Kansas today. Go ISU!
If the game goes half as well as the tailgating is going right now, I like our chances.
Link to that or a similar article?I just happened to listen to a podcast today about the dark side of the Wizard of Oz.
I am a Frank L. Baum expert, so I am probably the final authority.I just happened to listen to a podcast today about the dark side of the Wizard of Oz.
It was an episode of the podcast Morbid.
Many people have done this topic but continue to learn stuff I didn't know yet though.
Is this the one that talks about the munchkin actor that hung himself on set?
I'm cutting down a dead 70 y/o (?) hickory. I've waited too long and it sort of threatens the house (a little). Ropes and a come along puller to make sure it goes where I want it. All my prep work is done.
I'm staying very busy!
I vaguely remember something about the tin man like almost dying from something to do with his paint or something too.
This one did mention that as have several others but the hosts mentioned that it's a false rumor.
Disgusting how Garland was treated. It's no surprise she met the fate she did at a young age.
That was Buddy Ebsen, who later played Jed Clampett in the Beverly Hillbillies. The aluminum dust from his makeup kept getting into his lungs, and he got so sick he had to drop out of the movie. They probably didn't have OSHA back in those days...
It was a crane in the background lifting its wing.
And yeah Judy Garland's story is the antithesis to 'back in the good old days when people were proper' narrative.
