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It needs a LOT of elbow grease and I already have a sufficient hand mixer but who could resist?! It works, and it had all the bowls & beaters (tho I think it also has a slot for a meat grinder?) and was only twenty bucks. I think it's missing the very bottom panel of the plastic base tho I'm not sure, and the rotating bowl holder plate thingy has a large chunk of the lip broken off (you can barely see it in the picture under the bowl, luckily it's not enough to affect the function of it) and it's very very dirty but otherwise it perfect working condition! I feel like every time I see these or similar at the local thrift stores, they rarely come with the beaters or bowls and they still want $49.99 usually. This was a bargain I couldn't pass up imo
Man, making whipped cream without having to hold the mixer is gonna be soooo niiiiiice
I haven't been able to nail down an exact manufacture date but the colors and the plastic base and the style of electrical cord tell me probably early 70's. I was only born in 1980 but for some reason lately I've been on a huge kick finding 1970's kitchen appliances - I also recently got a 1976 hamilton beach/dominion Mac Fry/FryAll deep fryer for like $7 at goodwill (complete in box too! manual and warranty card and everything!) and that thing has literally changed my life. My house smells like a midway at the fair lol
Since 2003, the Raiders have seen their two rivals in the Broncos and Chiefs have excellent teams on a consistent basis with each winning a Super Bowl. Not to mention having the perfect view of two of the greatest passers this century which each dominating them in Peyton and Mahomes. The Chargers haven't been that bad themselves, having a decent amount of good teams but still haven't won a single Super Bowl. So they're still winless when it comes to Super Bowl wins. So many different Raiders QBs have come and gone since the start of the 2003 season, including Culpepper (washed in Oakland so not a shock there), Jason Campbell, Palmer, and Pryor. I'm not going to mention that one dude's name out of LSU. If he didn't get hurt late in 2016, there's no question that Carr would be considered an elite QB in everyone's minds right now. So many game-winning drives that year, something a great QB would have, the ability to carry his team on his shoulders.
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Game Start Time: 8:00 PM ET
Location: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL
Watch: ESPN
| Team | Coach(es) | Offense | Defense |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tulane Tulane | /u/southwesttider | Option | 3-4 |
| TCU TCU | /u/smitty5825 | Spread | 3-4 |
Tulane Tulane
| Total Passing Yards | Total Rushing Yards | Total Yards | Interceptions Lost | Fumbles Lost | Field Goals | Time of Possession | Timeouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 yards | 335 yards | 335 yards | 0 | 0 | 1/1 | 20:03 | 3 |
TCU TCU
| Total Passing Yards | Total Rushing Yards | Total Yards | Interceptions Lost | Fumbles Lost | Field Goals | Time of Possession | Timeouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 yards | 194 yards | 194 yards | 0 | 0 | 0/2 | 7:57 | 3 |
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- QB Terry Bradshaw
- RB Franco Harris
- WR Lynn Swann
- WR John Stallworth
- C Mike Webster
- DT "Mean" Joe Greene
- LB Jack Ham
- LB Jack Lambert
- CB Mel Blount
- S Donnie Shell
Obviously there were two more wildcard teams this year but they still would have been in under the old system. Just another impressive side note that I haven’t really seen mentioned.
Edit: The other teams to win as wildcards.
1980 Raiders
1997 Broncos
2000 Ravens
2005 Steelers
2007 Giants
2010 Packers
