DETROIT heads ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!1
- Thread starter darth frosty
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...fcuk you!! Capri Suns 4 Life bytch!!!!!...but yeah my mamma said I can't come home drunk or smelling like alcohol.
YO!!! I am interested in next steps. Trades, drafts, etc... Like he said this deal seems show that they're willing to work and be patience. Cade coming back and can stay healthy, this seems like it could be exciting.
Also he mentioned tired of losing this is something that happens with MidWest teams (Bulls, Pistons, Pacers, etc...) You will have these championship runs and run yourself into the ground trying to beat these other teams that once you come back next year, you don't have a good draft pick all of your vets are now playing less than 30% than the year before so now the rookie has to put the team on their back and he's not equipped for that responsibility. It just always seemed like you're digging your way out of a hole.
Shit just brought back memories. My older brother worked at an art store in there. Use to love going to work with him and taking quarters out the register to go downstairs and play street fighter. Oh shit. And the fudge spot that use to have niggaz singing songs about the fudge
Tires bald as shyt and alignment fcuked to shyt when that truck gets turned back in
grew up a half mile over from greek town in tha cass corridor i miss the old trappers alley...
...So wait, is this sexual assault?!?!? Maybe I need to see the whole video! Lil/ Duvall somewhere like: "MOTHERFCUKER!!!!!"
Eastside, different fucking planet man.
Memories. Used to go the comic book store in there on half days and grab some fries from a spot in there. Hop that slow as People Mover and go to another stop
Used to love going here after work to watch a game
In 1949 John and Jimmy Butsicaris opened, in Detroit, what would come to be known, as America’s first sports bar, the Lindell AC.
This wasn’t a place where people came to watch the game. It was a watering hole for athletes, celebrities and blue-collar workers from the neighborhood. The museum-quality memorabilia lining the walls weren’t there for marketing. Rather, they provided a shrine where people could take libation and pay homage to the players they admired.
“Meet me at the Lindell” soon became a turn of phrase for factory and downtown workers alike, and by the 1950s the legendary spot drew celebrities such as Mickey Mantle, Muhammad Ali and Jane Mansfield to make a pilgrimage.
The Lindell closed in 2002. But, it reopened at the Detroit Historical Museum with the opening of the exhibition in 2019, Lindell AC: America’s First Sports Bar.
In 1949 John and Jimmy Butsicaris opened, in Detroit, what would come to be known, as America’s first sports bar, the Lindell AC.
This wasn’t a place where people came to watch the game. It was a watering hole for athletes, celebrities and blue-collar workers from the neighborhood. The museum-quality memorabilia lining the walls weren’t there for marketing. Rather, they provided a shrine where people could take libation and pay homage to the players they admired.
“Meet me at the Lindell” soon became a turn of phrase for factory and downtown workers alike, and by the 1950s the legendary spot drew celebrities such as Mickey Mantle, Muhammad Ali and Jane Mansfield to make a pilgrimage.
The Lindell closed in 2002. But, it reopened at the Detroit Historical Museum with the opening of the exhibition in 2019, Lindell AC: America’s First Sports Bar.
Did you know? Marshall Fredericks not only waived his creative fee when he designed and sculpted the Spirit of Detroit statue, but its construction cost him money. He considered its creation to be a civic duty. #DidYouKnowDetroit
