A set of some SSRS and a Baseball Mari UR I did today! Baseball Mari was a request by @moondtvrai I hope you guys like them! They will be rereleased with the sets they are associated with
EDIT: Added Riko
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A set of some SSRS and a Baseball Mari UR I did today! Baseball Mari was a request by @moondtvrai I hope you guys like them! They will be rereleased with the sets they are associated with
EDIT: Added Riko
Hiram Bithorn on WBC Night: Your Pool A Survival Guide
Puerto Rico’s Pool A week at Hiram Bithorn runs March 6 through March 11, 2026, and the piece frames it like a countdown. Five teams, two advance, and the park is built to make every mistake feel louder than it should. The author leans into the stadium’s older, tighter layout and the way San Juan crowds turn routine moments into pressure.
The practical advice is where it bites. You get entry strategy, timing, and heat management, including the value of shade during day games and why you should treat security like a rhythm problem, not a surprise. Food timing matters because inning breaks create instant bottlenecks. Noise is part of the experience, but the guide pushes ear protection for kids and first timers.
Logistics finish the job. Clear bag and clutch size limits are spelled out, and Tren Urbano is pitched as the cleanest way to avoid the postgame traffic knot, with service running daily from 5:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Hiram Bithorn Stadium Guide for WBC Pool A: bag rules, Tren Urbano timing, shade tips, and how to avoid missing the first inning in San Juan
all blacks about to do the haka and boi am i ready for the rugby world cup to really start
Yep, only me, this happened at the pool
The final weekend of the pool stages is upon us, and Australia vs Wales has the most riding on it. Who is going to win?
England vs Australia Rugby World Cup 2015 – who will win the Pool A crunch clash?
England vs Australia Rugby World Cup 2015 – who will win the Pool A crunch clash? #RWC2015 #ENGvAUS
England’s bid to win the Rugby World Cup on home soil boils down to Saturday’s clash with Australia. The tournament hosts return to Twickenham to face Michael Cheika’s Australia, knowing this result will prove decisive if they are to progress from a cut-throat Pool A. After losing 28-25 to Wales last weekend, Stuart Lancaster’s men know that another defeat will see them knocked out. Lancaster’s…
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Wales beat Uruguay 54-9 but what really happened?