It has been 50 years since "The Magnificent Seven" came out.
A great movie of which any TRUE American will never be too tired to watch.
[Villagers tell Chris they collected everything of value in their village to hire gunmen]
Chris Adams: I have been offered a lot for my work, but never everything.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
The Magnificent Seven
This is one of the BEST themes for a movie. They do not make them like this anymore.
You can practically HEAR America in the making.
"Americans can always be counted upon to do the right thing - after all other possibilities have been exhausted." - attributed to Winston Churchill
You can practically HEAR America in the making.
"Americans can always be counted upon to do the right thing - after all other possibilities have been exhausted." - attributed to Winston Churchill
Monday, February 15, 2010
Anti-Fur Wackos: KISS MY BUTT!!!
Yes, I have been away for a while. I had some duties at school and just needed to take a break from blogging.
Well, I am back, and will try to at least post once a week, but I would guess that I might be able to post a bit more frequently.
The Winter Olympic Games began Saturday night in Vancouver. I have been a big fan of the Olympics for as far back as I can remember.
I noticed in the news today that US Figure Skating team member Johnny Weir is taking heat for his decision to wear fur as a part of his skating costume.
Weir was criticized by animal-rights activists after he donned a costume at the nationals championships with white fox fur on the shoulder. He said after the event that he would wear faux fur in the Games, but has since changed his mind.
Weir was quoted:
As far as he or anyone wearing fur: I could not care less. I wish I amade enough money to buy My Lovely Bride all the fur she desires.
After all, if God did not put animals on earth to benefit and serve humans, what is their purpose?
Hang in there Johnny. There are some "Fur Lovers" here in Texas that support you 100%.
Well, I am back, and will try to at least post once a week, but I would guess that I might be able to post a bit more frequently.
The Winter Olympic Games began Saturday night in Vancouver. I have been a big fan of the Olympics for as far back as I can remember.
I noticed in the news today that US Figure Skating team member Johnny Weir is taking heat for his decision to wear fur as a part of his skating costume.
Weir was criticized by animal-rights activists after he donned a costume at the nationals championships with white fox fur on the shoulder. He said after the event that he would wear faux fur in the Games, but has since changed his mind.
Weir was quoted:
"I felt very threatened. "I'm not allowed to say how everything got through, but my agent got letters and faxes and e-mails. I got letters at the ice rink, somebody found my phone number. All these crazy fur people. Security-wise, to stay in a hotel would be very difficult. There have been threats against me. I didn't want to get hurt. I'm just an easy person to pick on because I like fur. It's easy to put your case against an athlete who is going to the Olympics. It's a very good, easy thing for these activists. It's a very scary thing. I'm a figure skater, I'm not some huge politician who gets these things all the time. It was not because I was pressured to change it, but because I don't like faux fur. I didn't change the costume, I'm just switching back to another costume."
As far as he or anyone wearing fur: I could not care less. I wish I amade enough money to buy My Lovely Bride all the fur she desires.
After all, if God did not put animals on earth to benefit and serve humans, what is their purpose?
Hang in there Johnny. There are some "Fur Lovers" here in Texas that support you 100%.
Labels:
Animal Rights Wackos,
Fur,
Johnny Wier,
Olympics
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