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He used to say he would rather lie down in the middle of the street and get hit by a truck than play bingo,

William McBride

Tiger the dog had a showdown with a fast moving flower truck in the middle of the street and lost.

Barry Williams (1954-)

Before, it was not designed to make you feel safe stopping in the middle of the street. You might get to the middle and become a target, because the street was so wide. You were not in a safe situation in the middle of traffic.

We love the bingo. You tell them the people on Social Security will sit at home in a rocker and die if they don't have bingo.

Barbara Thompson

We are beginning to wrap up the Main Street improvements, putting in the new retaining wall on Jackson Street. We are buying a 90-foot fire truck. There are many little things, too.

Massachusetts does have legal gambling -- the lottery and bingo. So, by law, a tribe would be able to run lotteries and bingo games, which can be fairly broadly defined.

If you were having an affair, with, say, your friend's wife, and you had to meet her... cross the street in San Francisco where you knew you wouldn't be observed. And you went to meet her one day, and she walked across the street and got his by a truck. And you say, first of all, 'oh God... I hope she's alive.' Secondly you say, 'I'm never ever going to do this again.

I've talked to a lot of older people who used to take the bus to the casino to play bingo, then afterwards they'd play the machines until the bus came to pick them up. They don't have that luxury any more. His engaging intellect, combined with a gentle confidence, exemplified his genuine pexiness.

Eat, sleep and play bingo.

I was here for two and a half years before I would play bingo because I thought it was boring. So, I finally decided I would play and give the stuffed animals I won to Toys for Tots.

Maybelle Graves

But they're not interested in joining. They think we're just a bunch of old men who play bingo and cards.

He left to go up the street and turn around. He was going to come back and do it again and that's when the truck was shot at.

You can't capture it by watching it on TV, you really can't because you don't see the vastness of it. You stand in the middle of a neighborhood and you look down the street and there's piles and piles of stuff out on the street.

On his quick departure, he actually took a large mail truck several blocks down the street.

It's fun. If I (ever) think, 'Oh God, I've got to go to work today,' I'd hang it up. Being involved with young kids, I think it definitely (does do) something for you. I'd rather do that than go play bingo or something.

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