One day, our cousin had offered us tickets to go see the 49ers play at the now demolished Candlestick Park. Being the huge 49ers fan that I am, I just couldn't pass up the opportunity not to. Wearing my 49ers jersey, me and my Dad drove to Candlestick to watch them play. After being patted down by security, we went inside just in time for the game to begin. Little did I know that something amazing was about to happen. We had gotten our seats and sat down when in the corner of my eye, I start seeing policemen escorting someone around the stadium. I couldn't make out who it was. All of a sudden they start walking up the aisle I was sitting in. Then that moment I recognize who it was. It was 49ers legend Steve Young. Coming up my way and walking past me, the only thing I could muster up was "I'm a big fan Steve."
Turning around to look at me, he smiled and said "Thanks". I was completely starstruck when he spoke to me. The jersey I wore that day was of Steve Young's. I learned later that they were going to retire his number at the game. Even though they lost, it was a day I'll never forget.
Most of these I found on Reddit in the Today I Learned Forum 1. Bees can smell fear 2. Elephants are the only mammal that can't jump 3. Babies are born without kneecaps, don't develop til they are 2 years old. 4. Quarters have 119 ridges on their edge while dimes have 118. 5. Yo-yos were once invented to be used as a weapon. 6. The time on most wristwatch ads is 10:10 7. Lifesavers have a hole so you can breathe in case if you choke. 8. The only food that doesn't expire is honey 9.The plastic tip of a shoelace is called an aglet. 10. The loudest human snore on record is 93 decibels. 11. Jesus pronounced backwards is sausage. 12. The word galaxy comes from the Greek word meaning milk.
13. There are 108 stitches on a baseball 14. Hummingbirds can't walk
15. Reindeers favorite snack to eat is bananas
16. Bill Gates is colorblind 17. Between 1914-15, it was legal to mail babies in the United States 18. The Marine Corps was founded in a tavern 19. Twitter's blue bird logo is named Larry for NBA legend Larry Bird 20. There are 220 people living in the U.S. with the name John Doe 21. There have been 10 kids born on the continent of Antarctica 22. There are traces of cocaine on 90% of US Money 23. Macys is the second largest consumer of Helium, next to the US Gvt.
24. There's a town in Australia called Tittybong
25. In Japan, more paper is used for manga books than toilet paper. 26. Hilter was born in above a pub while Winston Churchill was born in a big mansion. 27. A young startlet committed suicide by jumping off the Hollywood sign in the 1930's. 28. Apple logo has a bite in the side as to not to be mistaken for a cherry. 29. George Lucas made Star Wars because he couldn't get the rights to make Flash Gordon. 30. Spongebob was originally going to be called Spongeboy but the name was taken by a mop company.
If I had to work at a store in the mall, I'd work at a sports store. Since I like watching sports, I'd work restocking shelves and making sure the place was clean.
What I did over the Labor Day weekend was going out with Courtney to The Habit Burger Grill with her. Me & Nick went out to Round 1, an arcade/ bowling alley in Sun Valley Mall. Among the arcades, it includes pool tables and even karaoke rooms. I had fun looking at all the different games including Mario Kart, DDR & arcade versions of mobile games. Although I didn't eat a thing there, I hope to come back with my family when my birthday rolls around.
This is what took place during my summer break; After having our bathroom remodeled, my family & I took a week long trip to Bodega Bay. On the way there, an accident occurred and we got stuck in traffic for 45 minutes. Once we started moving again, I was so relieved. My family & I stayed in a cottage. While there we went down to the beach & went out to eat at Lucas Wharf. We watched people go out to surf and some were fishing. There was even a comic book shop I wanted to go to, but upon heading down there it was closed (only open on weekends). So I was a bit bummed out. We had planned going down to Monterey Fisherman's Wharf but due to the wildfires in the area (Soberanes), we couldn't make the trip down there. The following week, I went out to the movies & saw the new Suicide Squad film (for review, see below). Me & my friend Nick went to Target & ate at In-n-Out across the street.
The name Steven was picked out by my Dad who just liked the name. I wasn't named for anybody famous. I don't like it very much because I was teased alot in high school due to the popularity of the Steve Urkel character on "Family Matters". The origin of name comes from the Greek word meaning crown, honor & reward. If I had to change my name to I'd change it to something cool like Logan, Hunter, Chace or Cole.