Son: Hey Dad, was music really better when you were younger?
Me: Son, we had an entire generation growing up with music so good that 50 years later, we're still turning up the volume when it comes on.
Here, let me show you what I mean.
Houston Nutt might have had a point. This is the Razorbacks’ 35th SEC football season and only the 8th regular season game vs. Vandy.
Here’s the breakdown of the other teams who were in the SEC in 1992:
Auburn 35
LSU 35
Ole Miss 34
MSU 34
Bama 32
USC 25
UT 19
UGA 12
UF 10
UK 8
#RIP Mike Ditka
A fan called Mike Ditka a baby on a call in radio show.
Iron Mike responds by giving the guy his office address and telling him
“You tell me what time and when and I’ll whip your ass” 😘
#DaBears
🛑 Since USAID was defunded:
- Rap music is dead
- DNC is broke
- Communists have lost Venesuela, Columbia, Ecuador, Chile, Honduras, Bolivia, Peru, Costa Rica and Brazil is next
- U.S. Border is CLOSED, migrant caravans are gone
- Nationalists are winning across Europe
- CNN sold
- Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert’s shows canceled
- Dylan Mulvaney and Elliott Page can’t find work
- Lizzo can’t sell an album
- Nike stock collapsed
- No more hurricanes
- No more plant based meat
- The McRib is Back
Got what I voted for again 🥇
Here pretty early at Arkansas stadium walking the field and all of a sudden I see a “Skunk” just making his way around!!
Can’t Make this Up!! 😂😂
#Dawgs
🇺🇸 The Last Live-Hit
Genelle Guzman was on the 13th floor of the North Tower when the building came down around her.
Twenty-seven hours later she was still there. Head wedged between concrete. Right leg crushed. One hand free. The rest of her sealed in a pocket of rubble and dust. She could not see. She could barely move. She prayed for her daughter. She asked God for a miracle.
Sometime after dawn on the 12th a retired German Shepherd named Trakr froze on a pile and gave a live-hit. His handler, James Symington, had driven him down from Nova Scotia through the night. Firefighters started digging.
Genelle felt a hand close around hers. A voice said “My name is Paul. Just hang on. They’re going to get you out.” She held that hand until the rescuers reached her. No one named Paul was ever identified among the crew that pulled her free. She has always called him her angel.
They brought her into the light around midday on September 12. She was the last living person taken from the World Trade Center.
Four surgeries saved the leg. In the hospital her boyfriend Roger proposed. They married that November. She wrote a book called Angel in the Rubble. She still says she found her life under there.