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By forREALtho · Posted
I don’t think was a poor choice or mistake to play in that competitive district in 4A D2 as a sophomore. If the environment would have stayed positive, would still be there. Doesn’t matter he is back in Anahuac for his last 2 years and still set to do well. -
By Separation Scientist · Posted
Thats proof positive the grass was not greener at Rusk. It was a poor choice leaving Anahuac, a place where he was set to do very well. Lets hope they don't make the same mistake and jump ship again. -
By CardinalBacker · Posted
This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up That took ten seconds. A whack job Trump Supporter/Sheriff from Hastings (Barry County) Michigan-I had to check, there really is such a place. Has been trying for years to push the election fraud lies. So you basically have a Sheriff of a county that’s roughly the size of Hardin County… a county which was dominated by Trump in ‘16 and ‘20, conduct an investigation across county, state and international borders… investigating a “crime” (election fraud) over which he has no authority to investigate and no jurisdiction to make an arrest finally “proving” to morons that what they really wanted to have happen actually occurred. But you believe that the ace detective work by this LEO who just happens to be one of trump’s biggest supporters made the discovery that will prove once and for all that trump got cheated? lol. It’s still called manufacturing the lie. Some goofball says it, some whack job “media source” tweets about it, then simpletons spread it around as truth. He’s basically Michael Moore from opposite world with a badge and you’re lapping up whatever he’s serving. -
End of an Era: Boy Scouts of America Officially Changes Name to Embrace Inclusivity After 114 Years!By SmashMouth · Posted
He’s actually referring to an actual book entitled “Scouting for Boys” written in 1908 by a British Army officer thought to have begun the scouting movement. Waters was probably using this line to show that the kid had a normal life before becoming a musician and a part of the machine (the music industry). An excellent song. One of many by Pink Floyd. -
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