Laugh if you want but this guy thinks Alberts should be fired over this. People are bonkers.
How long have they been doing that? I got free tickets sometimes living there in the 90s when they didn't suck and I don't remember that.
Well, technically we are. I believe a good portion comes from radioactive decay in fields/deposits containing high/higher concentrations of actinoids (thorium, etc.)… We aren't getting more of it.
The story says it began in the 60s. I don't recall knowing about it until relatively recently, maybe 10-15 years ago. I'm only half-kidding when I wonder if the reason I didn't know earlier was because they used to be good and there wasn't this morbid curiosity about how long the game would go on before they'd get to release their balloons.
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I think I remember it when I went to Lincoln for a game during the Troy Davis eraThe story says it began in the 60s. I don't recall knowing about it until relatively recently, maybe 10-15 years ago. I'm only half-kidding when I wonder if the reason I didn't know earlier was because they used to be good and there wasn't this morbid curiosity about how long the game would go on before they'd get to release their balloons.
Kind of reminds me of the '86 Cleveland Balloonfest
Kind of reminds me of the '86 Cleveland Balloonfest
Probably a condom,I found one of those stupid balloons in a field in eastern iowa a few years ago.
Kind of reminds me of the '86 Cleveland Balloonfest
Yep, person I know that runs an analytical lab mentioned that supply has gotten tight enough that their supply is now tightly allocated. Projects for customers on hold pending future helium deliveries.Welding, medical and research purposes, diving, semi-conductor chips...