90% of the buildings in every city are blocked off/empty/pointless because they, too, have no bearing on the game.įor the races that have hooves, shouldn't there a be a farrier in town?It's debatable whether or not hoofed races would actually NEED horseshoes. That said, the actual answer to the question is simple: It's the same reason no one sells underwear (nevermind that everyone's been wearing the exact same pair since day one) it just has no bearing on the game. I mean, who goes out into the wild and shoes all those wild horses, zebras, buffalo, goats, and other hoofed/cloven animals that have existed just fine in nature for millennia? Surely someone must be doing it if they're so vital to one's existence. Spontaneously combust or something? I don't know what the assumption is. well, I don't even know what people think happens if you don't have shoes. They make some activities easier, more comfortable, and/or less burdensome and they help reduce wear and tear over time in some circumstances, but they're not "needed" as in if a creature doesn't have them they'll. “Everybody was saying, ‘There comes the celebrity! There comes the famous guy!’ I had no clue what was going on.For the races that have hooves, shouldn't there a be a farrier in town? I would love to sport some horse shoe bling on my Tauren.Shoes have never been a requirement for hoofed or cloven animals, just like they've never been needed for any other creature either. “Shew, it caught me off guard big-time,” McGuire told The Athletic. He found out what happened when he was approached by his co-workers at the end of his shift. The funny thing was Michael had no idea that the photo had gone viral because when it happened, he was working deep in the mine where there is no cell reception. “That’s what I teach my team-that we’re one team and we can only do it together.” No one left behind, because we’re one crew,” he told Mollie. “We go in together, we come out together. The coach shared that his grandfather was a coal miner and how their ethics taught Calipari a valuable lesson about teamwork. We can be reached by Instagram, Facebook or this Twitter account!- Mollie Gail McGuire October 24, 2022Ĭalipari called Molly and they talked for a half hour. Lost access to my old account since I rarely use twitter. This is my Husband Micheal McGuire with our son Easton! Sorry I had to create a new twitter account. What wasn’t normal was the public’s reaction to his sooty appearance. It’s just what you’ve got to do around here to make a living.” “It’s nothing for us to go out to eat or him to come to our son’s tee-ball games or family events covered in coal dust … So we’ve just gotten used to it, coal dust everywhere.
“It’s normal for us,” his wife, Mollie, told The Athletic. This year, proceeds from the game went to benefit flood victims in eastern Kentucky. Plus, the Blue-White game is a Kentucky Wildcat tradition where the team splits in half and plays each other. McGuire couldn’t miss his 3-year-old son’s first basketball game. He had tickets to see the annual University of Kentucky Blue-White scrimmage game at Appalachian Wireless Arena with his family so he went straight from work, covered in coal dust, to the arena. As The Athletic reports, on Saturday, October 22, McGuire worked a long shift that was supposed to end at 4 p.m.
#SHOWER THOUGHTS FREE#
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