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1. The idol gag was funny, but this just isn't a funny character. Too much improv for someone who isn't that quick witted. Maybe Bob is better scripted (i.e. his questions to the panels).

NFL players can wear social justice messages on their helmets again this season and "It Takes All of Us" and "End Racism" will be stenciled in end zones for the second straight year as part of the ...

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The NFL will once again allow players to wear six preselected social justice messages on their helmets this season and will have two end zone stencils at every stadium this fall, according to The ...

2. Damn - there go my chances at scoring free interviews, booze, and cooze by dressing up and pretending to be Bob Stencil this year. Oh well, maybe I can get a refund on my moustache rental.

StenTech, a portfolio company of Align Capital Partners, has merged with BlueRing Stencils, a Windsor, Connecticut-based stencil manufacturer. No financial terms were disclosed.

Item 1 of 5 Headache Stencil, a graffiti artist poses in front of his works during his exhibition at The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand (FCCT) in Bangkok, Thailand, July 31, 2020 ...

The display of political art comes amid youth-led political protests calling for the resignation of Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.

NFL players can wear social justice messages on their helmets again this season and "It Takes All of Us" and "End Racism" will be stenciled in end zones for the second straight year as part of the ...

The Thai political street artist who goes by the name "Headache Stencil" prefers to keep his true identity anonymous, but he is pretty sure that authorities know where to find him.

BANGKOK (REUTERS) - The Thai political street artist who goes by the name "Headache Stencil" prefers to keep his true identity anonymous, but he is pretty sure that authorities know where to find him.