#8-7

[outchident]

(6-7 meme Wikipedia page)

A girl added the 8-7 Oliver Bearman version To the official wiki page. It's been a week.

[crimsonclarityisland]

Happy 21st Birthday to Ollie!

[countingbeeduouk]

Beeduo In The UK: Day 42

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[abqryan]

Started playing a new season of soccer, smaller fields in this very nice indoor facility is a bit different, but I'm thinking it'll work out well. Totally new people from last time, so far they seem to be more skilled and knowledgeable about the game, but just as nice. We had about the same number of people, 9, but that's totally different when the game is meant to be 5 a side instead of 11, getting to rest some here and there was pretty awesome. I wasn't sure what kind of turf they were going to have so wore my old indoor shoes and then switched when I got there, which was good as I noticed those haven't held up wonderfully, unfortunately. We played well and started really well, but the other team came back and when I asked the ref the score after the game I was surprised how close it was but we got the win 8 to 7. Oh, and I'm hoping the turf breaks me of the instinct to go to the ground pretty soon, cause that's not super comfortable.

[notthetypicalprogress]

The sky glowing orange and bright as the sunsets on one side

Purple and lavender with an indigo based rainbow against rainy clouds on the other

Twin lightening strikes each side of the arches in front of my eyes

I am awed

[fa-cat]

Japan top Denmark in thrilling last-stone win

Japan top Denmark in thrilling last-stone win

In a game seemly controlled by Denmark, Japan stunned the Danes with a double take-out for three points to win the game, 8-7.

Denmark’s Madeleine Dupont made a nose hit for two points in the fifth end to go up 4-3. Then, Japan was slightly heavy on their draw to the button for two and only got one to make the score 4-4 in the sixth.

Denmark continued their last-stone efficiency with two points in the seventh end, to take a 6-4 lead.

After another end cluttered with stones, Japan’s Fujisawa Satsuki played an in-off for a single point in the eighth end to go down, 5-6.

In a last end filled with stones from both sides and a missed take-out from Dupont, Japan was left with a shot for the win.

Denmark hung their shoulders and watched as Fujisawa cleared the Danish stones out to score three, and win 8-7.

“I feel like we won the Olympic gold medal game!”, said Yoshida Chinami, Japan’s third.

“We haven’t played against Denmark so far, so that’s why we couldn’t expect how they will play in the Olympics. But today, especially the skip, she was really good. So that’s why we needed to be patient too, making our chance. So it was a tough run, but I’m so happy to win it in the last end.”

“Our goal was to take at least two [in the last end]. So that’s why the three was a bonus. Actually, I haven’t expected that we’re getting three.

[casorasi]

Angels back in Texas after Skaggs' death, Rangers rally, 8-7

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Los Angeles Angels returned to Texas for the first time since pitcher Tyler Skaggs was found dead in his hotel room before the start of a series at the Rangers last month, losing 8-7 in… Angels back in Texas after Skaggs' death, Rangers rally, 8-7