Retired firefighter. Married dad of 4 girls. Former Kings Fan Advisory Board. Former Bleachermob webmaster. Fireplug on chat forums. Beam Guy 😂
Elk Grove, CA
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Dave Lack retweeted
Just rewatched this… the shot clock reset TWICE.
WTF @OfficialNBARefs teapawt.net/OhYesIdid24/status/185…
Dave Lack retweeted
Phoenix arena had to crank up the music to drown out the “Light the beam” chants from Kings fans #SacramentoProud
Dave Lack retweeted
Regardless of the outcome, it'll always make me sad that so many people in this country happily vote for pure hatred, bigotry, and cruelty.
Dave Lack retweeted
Rest in peace @BigRorDawg
Was always interesting discussing player rankings with you. Know you loved the Kings and the beam tonight is for you.
Dave Lack retweeted
47 years ago this week, one of the greatest outtakes of all time.
Tim Conway's elephant story. 😂😂
Dave Lack retweeted
THIS IS HILARIOUS: Trump once again falsely claims there are no empty seats at his rally, and the cameraman immediately exposes Trump's lies!
Make sure EVERYONE sees this!
Dave Lack retweeted
If you plan on voting for Jill Stein or Trump because of the war in the Middle East, please watch and reconsider. It’s just 6 minutes and it’s worth the watch.
Dave Lack retweeted
RFK being in charge of all things medical is quickly becoming a MAJOR reason not to vote for Trump
Dave Lack retweeted
Oh my goodness. Here is a male version of the “your vote is secret” video & it’s so good. Men, your vote at the ballot box is yours. It’s secret. Think about your girlfriend or your wife or your daughter. No one will know if you vote for Kamala Harris.
Dave Lack retweeted
To be clear: This is literally Jeffrey Epstein, on tape, telling a reporter, "I was Donald Trump's closest friend for ten years."
Closest. Friend. Ten. Years.
thedailybeast.com/listen-to-…
Dave Lack retweeted
This video is incredible.
Everyone should RETWEET it so the whole *world* sees it.
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Heartwarming: Blaze Mayes was born with Down Syndrome and all he wanted was to suit up for his high school football team.
He finally got to play, in the state championship no less.
