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Reds Fan Sacrifices His Nachos And Life For A Home Run Ball He Didn't Get
© Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports
This Cincinnati Reds fan saw a home run ball coming his way yesterday, so he had to think on his feet. Unfortunately, he didn't land on them... (The Big Lead)
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UsingUpAllTheLetters•56 months
Usually when someone sacrifices their life doesn’t it end in death?
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PsychTiger•56 months
Larry Leo and the English language have a unique relationship.
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TFH•56 months
Dropping ballpark nachos = death. That’s like 3/4 of most people’s retirement accounts.
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upgrade•56 months
Did I miss the part where the guy died?
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chinhoyang•56 months
He actually died a few minutes later.
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biglego•56 months
Damn Larry I expected to see someone die
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