@Stupidcuck123@GustBrian Uhhh, don’t yall like put trans 11 year old kids on permanent life altering medication to “match their correct gender identity with psychical altercations” or however they’ve decided to say it now??
@Prettyskyfru Uhhhh somewhere down the photo album I got pictures of him, but I know I had this video from Sunday night. Was gonna take him out again last night but a storm blew in. We’re getting a female pup at big coonhound meet at the start of September. 😁
"The Jews are responsible for Bolshevism in Russia, and Germany too. I was far too indulgent with them during my reign, and I bitterly regret the favours I showed the prominent Jewish bankers"
— Kaiser Wilhelm II
@Rob_Gucci_ Like I said, if you do that they just send the swat team. Then more than likely you’ll be shooting at a robot they sent to find you. Right before the flashbangs and tear gas go off and you’re sitting there deaf, and blind on your stomach with five sets of knees on your back.
@ItalianoDio_@Mirror_Complex I don’t see anything like that happening spontaneously, if it did I’d be tickled pink… but that would require organization and anytime the people try to organize anything it’s overrun by Feds.
The is from the movie the Songcatcher(2000). This is one of the finest movies ever made about Appalachian music. Personally, I like it even better than Oh Brother Where Art Thou? I encourage everyone to watch it. This version of Oh Death is sung by 3 people. Muse Watson sings first and Sheila Kay Adams finishes. Not sure about the 2nd man singing. https://t.co/SAsP3bwyZb
@_HistoryNerd That generation of Appalachian folk musicians, captured on audio/video late in their lives, has always fascinated me.
Tommy Jarrell (fiddle) and Fred Cockerham (banjo), recorded in 1971: