Do any residential areas use metal trash cans anymore? I don't remember the last time I saw one on the street.
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We used them in the metal shop when I was working. There were still glowing cuts on the scrap metal.Do any residential areas use metal trash cans anymore? I don't remember the last time I saw one on the street.
The neighbors complained to the police about me putting my trash out in my underwear…they said I should use plastic bags…Do any residential areas use metal trash cans anymore? I don't remember the last time I saw one on the street.
BA-DUM-TSSSSH!The neighbors complained to the police about me putting my trash out in my underwear…they said I should use plastic bags…
Everything's better with Bluebonnet on it.Since it's college football bowl season, I thought I'd mention you don't see the Bluebonnet Bowl (called the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl when played in the Astrodome) anymore:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluebonnet_Bowl
That jingle came to my mind, too!Everything's better with Bluebonnet on it.
Since it's college football bowl season, I thought I'd mention you don't see the Bluebonnet Bowl (called the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl when played in the Astrodome) anymore:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluebonnet_Bowl
Don't forget, Mazda is responsible for the crass commercialization of stadiums and events, with the Mazda Gator Bowl.I believe the Glass Bowl and the Rubber Bowl have also gone to the dustbin of history.
Don't forget, Mazda is responsible for the crass commercialization of stadiums and events, with the Mazda Gator Bowl.

Does that mean the game is fixed?I couldn't believe it, Tuesday night, when I looked up at a bar TV at my gig and saw:
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Didn't the Trojans play in the second one?I believe the Glass Bowl and the Rubber Bowl have also gone to the dustbin of history.
Had to look those up...apparently, those are stadiums, not bowl games.I believe the Glass Bowl and the Rubber Bowl have also gone to the dustbin of history.
I see what you did there; took me a minute, but I got it!Didn't the Trojans play in the second one?
Closely followed by the USF&G Sugar Bowl.Don't forget, Mazda is responsible for the crass commercialization of stadiums and events, with the Mazda Gator Bowl.

Yeah...it really got bad when sponsors' names became the actual names of bowl games.I couldn't believe it, Tuesday night, when I looked up at a bar TV at my gig and saw:
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Had to look those up...apparently, those are stadiums, not bowl games.
Didn't the Trojans play in the second one?
Made me think of the blue/gray game.Since it's college football bowl season, I thought I'd mention you don't see the Bluebonnet Bowl (called the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl when played in the Astrodome) anymore:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluebonnet_Bowl