The 2,000,000th post game

Marino Masé was in ONE MILLION DOLLARS with Vittorio Gassman, who was in SLEEPERS with Kevin Bacon.

70 bottles of beer on the wall,
70 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
69 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

He was a great football player.

In High School.

In college he dropped down to excellent.

Which is still pretty good…

…Excellent, really.

Then he started playing in Canada and, went back to great!

God bless Canada.

And

At Arnold's Drive-In, there is a jukebox in the corner on the left of the bathrooms. The jukebox has played several songs, including Hound Dog, Personality, and Exit. It is coin operated, but can be turned on by punching it, but only Fonzie can do that. Warren "Potsie" Weber has tried, but it didn't work. Also in Fearless Fonzarelli: Part 1, Fonzie forgot how, but remembered in Fearless Fonzarelli: Part 2. Fonzie can also turn the jukebox off by punching it. This ability is known as the "Fonz Touch".

Over time, Fonzie’s jukebox ability took on absurd degrees (like he could hit a file cabinet and force it to open, stuff like that).

The first time Fonzie punched the jukebox occurred in the Season 2 episode, “Fonzie’s Getting Married” (interestingly enough, also the first episode taped live in front of a studio audience), where he wanted to announce the news, so he hit the jukebox to turn it off so that everyone could hear his big news about him getting married.

A Seeburg 100 Juke Box from "Happy Days" ABC Television, 1974. A Seeburg 100, circa 1955, Juke Box and Wall Box selector, serial number 461166, used in the original pilot episode only of "Happy Days;" (A different one was used when the series was picked up.)

According to the Amusement and Music Operators Association, Patsy Cline's “Crazy” is the most-played song on jukeboxes in the United States.