How wonderful!
Football team members of St Joseph Academy High School in San Marcos, California, would sing Ave Maria in Latin after every game.
Video: St Joseph Academy
@spittinchiclets@pinkwhitney Sadly, this is the weekend they find his bloated corpse. Guy is a disgrace. Like watching a helicopter crash in slow motion.
every few weeks there’s a smugtard on this app from the UK or Europe or Canada who points out a pristine patch of greenery and goes “there’s plenty of space for everyone if we just built a high density housing development right here!”
and the funny part is, it’s usually the same genre of smugtards who bitch about climate change or using plastic straws.
when push comes to shove, these people would literally rather irreparably destroy the environment than just admit “maybe we don’t need infinity Uber drivers from Bangladesh”
@Arkypatriot@TRHLofficial I mean a high school teacher singing about a high school teacher thinking about his student? Ironic the band was called The Police and the singer I'd known as Sting, huh?
First of all, I want to thank everyone for your enduring patience as I continue to relentlessly plug the release of Something to Stand For, my shamelessly patriotic love-letter to America that appears in theaters nationwide this Thursday. I wanted to do something special for Independence Day, and this is it. Unfortunately, I suspect that many of you will be wondering if there’s anything left to stand for after this Thursday’s debate, which just happens to coincide with the release of this film.
Like you, I’m exhausted by the whole Bread and Circus dynamic, and really wish our media would demand from the candidates a few concrete solutions to the problems vexing so many today. Alas, I doubt that will come to pass. Might I suggest, in the wake of all the angst and foreboding that will surely follow this bit of Kabuki, that you find a theater with the good sense to present my modest little film, and see for yourself the evidence that proves there are still a few things we can all agree are worth standing for?
Also, I’d like to thank the hundreds of Marines and Sailors who came out to see an advance screening of Something to Stand For at Camp Pendleton last Monday. I suppose I could have held the premiere in Hollywood or New York, but really – why would I do that? The movie was shot almost entirely in Oklahoma, and features over 300 actors from that great state, all of whom helped me pay an honest tribute to the people who built our country, and to those who defend it today. I can’t imagine a better venue, or a finer audience, than the one I encountered a few days ago. A special thanks to all those who waited in line afterwards to say hello and grab a pic. I’m flattered, and in your debt.
As for the rest of you, you know what’s coming next. Go watch the trailer if you haven’t seen it and get your tickets here. https://t.co/RLT6Y1fQlZ
And don’t let the debate get you down. Our house might be feeling a bit wobbly at the moment, but we're built on a solid foundation.
@in_yacht@yachtrock@hollywoodsteveh @lanefarnham @David_B_Lyons “When a friend is drowning in a sea of sadness, you don't just toss him a life vest, you swim one over to him." Kenny Loggins. Probably.
As a society degrades, it goes from shaming sin, to tolerating it, to accepting it, to encouraging it, to celebrating it.
Once it has fully degenerated, those who don't join the celebration are shamed.