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My morning commute companion for years, perfect pitch and approach for the drive into work.
it's so weird to imagine NPR without hearing his voice.
this brohan was aweomse and this guy got me through a lot of commutes take that to the bank bromigos
Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.www.mlive.com
A true American hero.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
I love pop tarts, RIPA true American hero.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Just had some frosted cherry pop-tarts this morning to pay my respects.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
@Keerock Need a what’s normal poll on toasted or untoasted pop-tarts.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
10-4@Keerock Need a what’s normal poll on toasted or untoasted pop-tarts.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
Frosted casket or no?Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
Need to add clarifiers on the toasted: with or without butter?10-4@Keerock Need a what’s normal poll on toasted or untoasted pop-tarts.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
FWIW... Untoasted, frosted cherry FTW
Bloom County reference! I had totally forgotten about that "plotline."Need to add clarifiers on the toasted: with or without butter?10-4@Keerock Need a what’s normal poll on toasted or untoasted pop-tarts.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
FWIW... Untoasted, frosted cherry FTW
(Toasted buttered poptarts is what killed off the Basselopes, by the way).
No besmirching. Just never heard of this. Seems a bit like painting the lily.
Fat on fat and sugar I'm sure tastes good.
I did as a child per my mother's recommendation, haven't done so as an adult.
Fat on fat and sugar I'm sure tastes good.
I had a pop tart for breakfast yesterday morning. (Brown Sugar Cinny in case you were wondering)Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
:golfclap:Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Some will insist on putting him into the ground cold and be fine with it, others will argue for cremation.
The only Pop-Tarts I eat are unfrosted blueberry, well done in the toaster (almost burnt) with butter on it.
Based on the comments in this thread, this should be a popular movie amongst the group.A true American hero.Bill Post, the inventor of Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.
Grand Rapids man, inventor of Pop-Tarts, dies at 96
William "Bill" Post died Feb. 10. He helped invent Pop-Tarts in 1963 while working for Keebler Company as a Grand Rapids plant manager.
Live scene from Hell, Country **** and Mojo together again.
The Pleasure Barons / (feat. Mojo & Country Dick) Death Train -1989
Country **** Montana and Mojo Nixon join together on this Beat Farmers classic.
A true original
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper - Jesus at McDonalds Live in Portland, OR - 1989.
Mojo whips the crowd into a Frenzy!youtu.be
Seems we've veered off topic, but did you know that American cheese is actually, technically, a sauce?Fat on fat and sugar I'm sure tastes good.
Pop-Tarts are also good topped with a slice of American "cheese"
More like gilding unrefined gold.
Sad news. Documentary on HBO Max is a must watch for any who have not seen.
I remember him well back in the day at Maryland.. Glad he lived a long life. RIP
Man......this hurts, though it's not surprising given his age.
He was a character and I mean that in a good way.
He'd have won 2 or 3 NCAAs if Moses Malone had kept his commitment. Lefty was the person who talked Malone out of going to college - "they can pay you more than I can"
I was at JMU when he was the coach there. He loved to stop and watch pick-up games that we'd play at Godwin (sometimes with assistant coach Ralph Sampson joining in and handicapping himself by only shooting 3s). I can still remember having the ball at the top of the key and hearing that old coot yell "triple threat position!" I went on to drive and blow the lay-up.
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Most of y'all may not get the bolded, but that was the chant when Maryland had put a game away.
