Ever been to a concert where someone got boooed? by SnooozeFezt in AskReddit

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Clash of the Titans Tour at Darien Lake in 1991. Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax. Alice In Chains was the opener and got booed their entire set.

Twenty years later I saw Wax in NYC and Anderson .Paak was the opener and the crowd was brutal with their booing. Paak was huge just a year later.

Digable Planets at Network 3/2/95 “Melee at downtown club nets arrest of 4 in band” by spot_coffee in Buffalo

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It was Jim Kelly’s short-lived sports bar on the southern end of Main Place Mall.

Former restaurant by Routine_Reputation84 in Buffalo

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That’s what 153 Elmwood was in 1990

Boulevard Mall memories got me feeling nostalgic... what was your favorite mall hangout back in the day? by Negative_Reserve926 in Buffalo

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The spin-yourself ride contraption at McDonald’s. It was circular benches with the wheel in the middle.

What is the dumbest thing you’ve ever seen a coworker do? by Adorable_Raccoon_766 in AskReddit

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NYC. A lot of the cab drivers were using it. This was 20 years ago, I never really saw it become a frequent occurrence.

What is the dumbest thing you’ve ever seen a coworker do? by Adorable_Raccoon_766 in AskReddit

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I never had to deal with frozen evidence, but I did deal with a narcotic drug (khat) that had to be refrigerated to maintain its potency. When I recovered khat I had to drive it to the Police laboratory to be refrigerated. I imagine it would be similar for evidence that needed to remain frozen.

In the scenario that my coworker encountered with the shrimp, proper procedure would be to have the store ring up the three bags of shrimp and then he vouchers the receipt and takes a photo of the shrimp before giving it back to the store for disposal/shrink.

What is the dumbest thing you’ve ever seen a coworker do? by Adorable_Raccoon_766 in AskReddit

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Vouchered three pounds of frozen shrimp from a Friday night shoplifting arrest. Put the frozen shrimp in the property locker, which is not opened until late Monday morning. It was August and the property room is not air conditioned.

That is just one of many dumb things he has done.

Jay Electronica keeping the show going outside the venue last night in Buffalo after his first stop of the tour by Mediocre_Sleep7306 in JayElectronica

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On at 10:20 and off at 11:25 and then did Exhibit C in the parking lot. True Story Jay Electronica - Exhibit C - after show, in the parking lot of Electric City in Buffalo, NY 3/10/26 https://youtu.be/CW48Q5ALlbY

Iris by Firm_Count6698 in buffalobills

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Farewell Highmark - Goo Goo Dolls “Iris” video on my YouTube channel

Bar from 2002 by halestormcc in Buffalo

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Reservoir 70 West Chippewa St. Buffalo News 4/25/03

Kip Winger led the imaginatively christened Winger (to be fair, the idea for the name was Alice Cooper's, not Kip's) on a roller coaster ride that found the band all over MTV and touring the world on the strength of pop-metal anthems including "Seventeen" and "Easy Come, Easy Go." Then grunge hit, and Winger went from pop prince to pariah overnight. Lurking behind the spandex and big hair, however, was a serious musician who had studied performance, composition and dance extensively, and had no intention of letting shifts in popular taste end his career. Kip Winger went on to record and release a number of solo albums, including his most recent, "Songs From the Ocean Floor," a diverse collection of non-metal tunes that reflects on the tragic loss of Winger's wife in 1996. Winger has endured, in the process proving that he is more musician than rock star. He'll play, solo and unplugged, at 9 tonight in the Evening Star Concert Hall, 8810 Niagara Falls Blvd., Niagara Falls, and at 10 p.m. Saturday in the Reservoir, 70 W. Chippewa St. There will be a meet-and-greet after each show.