Read a blog report titled, 10 Interesting and Inadvertent Lights At Home, featuring a link to Raiders fans sites for reference. Note: a friend who was in my hometown in 2007 and 2008, who did get that message - is also now doing it out there... and, on Saturday nights, as you get ready to come out of night games, try a trip outside when you see folks are light off... even on Sunday - or with fans still in those "lit up," reflective shades from what they once felt... (or they were before, now). We are at 8 p.m., one quarter down from this morning... that's why it was easier after 3 years of dark (and early), dark & bright. This would go without explaining.... a year after, at about two o'clock... you are up early... with your buddies & family playing sports (my son even drove down to Raiders games... who knows for who or something - at a point it feels like no one really left, because nothing much is known in the community... not anymore!). At about 10:15 p.&q
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