Proud dad of two, husband & oncology nurse from St Louis who loves hockey, whiskey, good music, Ted Lasso, and helping others. I did an Ironman once too!
Mike Johnson would hate for you to know that nearly 40% of his district is on Medicaid.
Or that 1.6 million Louisianans — about 35% of the state — rely on it.
It would be terrible if this information went viral.
For better or worse, they are representing the USA. And the president of the USA is threatening their country.
Who care if they like booing or not. Ask the US players if they support the comments about taking over Canada.
Except they do. Several of the players have been very supportive of Trump. And when someone threatens to take over control of your country, I think it’s pretty fair to boo.
Brad Marchand, on fans booing the U.S. anthem at Bell Centre last night: "They should not be booing the Americans during that anthem. They have nothing to do with the political things that are going on. I do feel bad for those guys in that moment. I don’t think it’s right."
Brad Marchand, on fans booing the U.S. anthem at Bell Centre last night: "They should not be booing the Americans during that anthem. They have nothing to do with the political things that are going on. I do feel bad for those guys in that moment. I don’t think it’s right."
I’m incredibly disappointed after hanging out with my son after the @StLouisBlues hoping to see some players & having to listen to 4 @SLMPD officers make sexist remarks about Kamala Harris & then mock a black man walking by. I’m disgusted. And in front of my son too. #stlblues
Gas is currently $2.99 a gallon in Florida.
If Eric Trump really paid $130 to fill up his truck here in Florida then he has a 45 gallon tank that was on empty. Sure…
@stoolpresidente Where was this tweet when his mob built gallows on the White House lawn and called for Pelosi’s and Pence’s lives?
Don’t start with the virtue signaling now Dave. You wouldn’t want to be a hypocrite now right? Even you have a little bit of dignity and intelligence
@DonaldJTrumpJr@CNN Your father insights violence on a daily basis. FIVE people died because of him inciting violence on Jan 6.
Does your father deserve to be victim of violence…no. Is this violence an end result of his own actions…yep.
Radiohead's debut album was "Pablo Honey" in 1993.
Its first single was "Creep", which went supernova and remains the band's top-selling single ever.
The band hated its success, though. They didn't think the song represented their best work. And didn't want to be pigeon-holed.
Between 1992 and 1995, the band played the song at nearly every live show.
Their next three albums -- "The Bends" (1995), "OK Computer" (1997), "Kid A" (2000) -- were all-timers but fans still kept clamouring for "Creep" when they performed live.
For decades, the British band rarely played it.
In a 2017 interview with Rolling Stone, frontman Thom Yorke said “We only [played ‘Creep’] once or twice this year. The first time I’m feeling the fakes we’ll stop. It can be cool sometimes, but other times I want to stop halfway through and be like, ‘Nah, this isn’t happening.'”
My favourite part of the story is the role of Beavis & Butthead. The MTV hit show had this glorious exchange while the cartoon duo watched the music video.
◻️Beavis (talking about the “Creep” chorus): “How come they don’t, like, play that cool part through the song.”
◻️Butt-Head: “If they didn’t have a part of the song that sucked, the other part wouldn’t be as cool.”
The skit helped blow the song up in the US.
Radiohead's ambivalence about the song is perfectly exmplified by the fact that they were fans of the Beavis & Butthead skit.
In sum: Radiohead (and Mike Judge) are geniuses