Golden Goat

.... make Tibs his b---h.

"People will do what they do." Gosh, that sounds an awful lot like "Some people did something." #Democrats2020

Love it. And, apparently, there's already a following!

Just one -- but make them spell it instead. ?

Works great with Filipinas, too! ?

Clearly, this is the "after meth" photo.

Tell that to my daughter, whose mother happens to be Asian. Ridiculously narrow-minded statement.

Gladiator. Hans Zimmer is a magician.

Numerous members of my family were gassed by Hitler's henchmen, including my great grandparents. One avoided it. He was shot in the head while in line for the gas chamber. Many people fail to realize that because of that monster, there are only 15 million Jews on Earth; only 5.7 million in the United States. (Talk about a minority???) Here's the thing, though. I don't hate Germany. I don't blame Germans. I don't want reparations. Not one person living in Germany today was responsible for the horrors my ancestors and millions like them endured. Why hate them? Why punish them? ? As for the "Hitler" reference in Jackson's tweet -- Meh, everyone has been called "Hitler" over the past five years or so, to the point I've become desensitized to it. So I'd be lying if I say he offended me. The guy is a MORON, and those come in all shapes, sizes, colors and religions. I wish more people would realize and accept that. Then entire groups wouldn't be chastised and forced to condemn, apologize or boycott every time some ****ing imbecile tweets something.

Just one:

Sammy Davis, Jr. would be very confused in 2020.

Once a schmuck...

The original wouldn't fly today. But swap out a few lyrics and it could be the perfect social distancing song! Too bad they'd have to change the band's name in 2020.

I was in Denver last week, and a FB friend messaged to ask how safe it was to fly. I replied that I found it so safe -- that I drove 3,200 miles round-trip. Would ya?

We have this one in ours. We liked the movie a lot more than most. Great casting with Crowe and Bale -- but Ben Foster stole the show, imo.

1982.

Why do they display their food on the floor?

The Thing, Pulp Fiction, Gladiator

****ing joke

"You Belong to Me" -- The Duprees. Jo Stafford's version (1952) would be fine, I think. But a man telling a woman "you belong to me" in 2020? Probably not so much.