#mr tiger

[curatethewav]

While Elvis is widely recognized as 'The King' in the world of entertainment—in the dojo, he’s referred to as Mr. Tiger. He began training under the renowned, Master Kang Rhee at the Tennessee Karate Institute in 1970 where he earned his 8th degree black belt.

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Round 1 - Bracket 170

Ms. Coma vs. Mr. Tiger

Ms. Coma

Mr. Tiger

Voting ended onJun 15, 2024

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corazón (and law) for a friend on discord!

[romanvelvet]

For my birthday, I FINALLY treated myself to good hair cutting scissors. I’ve been trimming my own bangs for like 15 years, it was way past time.

Of course, I had to get the most ridiculous ones available. I love them. They’re from Mr. Tiger on AliExpress. They have soooo many cool ones that it was a little tough to pick, but I went with my classic gold and garnet.

Most importantly, they cut VERY nicely. I can do much more precise trimming now and not accidentally cut my bangs like an inch too short. They cut...quietly? If that makes any sense. They feel smooth. I’m very happy with these.

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August 2nd, 1970 Al Kaline day

Hall of Famer Al Kaline, fondly known as Mr. Tiger for a career that spanned 67 years with the only Major League team he knew.

Kaline spent virtually his entire adult life as a Tiger, signing with the club as an 18-year-old the day after his high school graduation in Baltimore. He made his Major League debut a week later on June 25, 1953, and embarked on a 22-year playing career that included 18 All-Star selections, 10 Gold Gloves in the outfield, a batting title at age 20, a World Series title in 1968, 3,007 career hits, induction into the Hall of Fame in his first year on the ballot and his No. 6 retired by a grateful organization.

“One of the most distinguished and decorated players in the history of baseball, ‘Mr. Tiger’ was one of the greatest to ever wear the Olde English ‘D,’” The Tigers said in a statement. “The Hall of Famer has been a pillar of our organization for 67 years, beginning with his Major League debut in 1953 and to his duties as Special Assistant to the General Manager.

[damnfinedesign]

Illustrations From Mr. Tiger Goes Wild by Peter Brown

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