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We all knew it was coming. Anybody who fancies themselves part of surfing’s
core has been furiously hammering such words into their keyboards from the moment they heard surfing would become an Olympic sport.
“Great, now every lineup is going to be packed with more kooks,” they proclaimed. “
Everybody’s going to be a surfer.”
They couldn’t have been more accurate. Following just two days of competition in Tokyo, experts revealed approximately 7.78 of Earth’s 7.8 billion people were surfers by the end of the weekend.
“I already did a barrel,” says Don Key, who watched Round 1 heats from his Albuquerque, New Mexico apartment early Saturday and immediately packed a bag, subleased his downtown rental unit, and gassed his car up for the 800-mile, 12-hour drive to Huntington Beach, California. By Sunday morning, Key’s 2018 Ford Mustang was equipped with a soft rack and a fresh midlength on top as he pulled into the north-side parking lot.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olXYZOsXw o&feature=emb title Welcome to the Jam! Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP), a part of WarnerMedia Global Brands and Experiences, will roll out the largest Looney Tunes merchandise collection in decades ahead of the highly anticipated new Warner Bros.
Space Jam merch.
Warner Bros. has enlisted more than 200 partners from Nike to Kraft Heinz to create licensed merchandise for its upcoming movie,
Space Jam: A New Legacy, set to debut in theaters on July 16 and on HBO Max a month later. A follow-up to the original
Space Jam from 1996, the new movie will again pair Looney Tunes characters such as Bugs Bunny with the top star in basketball, which is this time LeBron James, rather than Michael Jordan as in the first movie. Accompanying the theatrical release will be what Warner Bros. is describing as one of its largest-ever merchandise programs for Looney Tunes.