Who can you believe these days?
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You can believe this:
Just who the fuck did NOT vote for him?
What kinda scumbag fuck could that be?
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I took this picture - anyone have any idea where I was?
You can believe this:
Just who the fuck did NOT vote for him?
What kinda scumbag fuck could that be?
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I took this picture - anyone have any idea where I was?
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Here's a guy you CAN believe in.
This is a true 'stand up guy' if ever there was one.
Who doesn’t appreciate and admire celebrities who use their wealth and fame to help others? Especially those in need? From building foundations to hosting charitable events, all their kindness, selfless deeds deserve recognition.
One of those people who’ve dedicated most of their lives to helping others is Gary Sinise.
The actor has long stood up for the rights of war veterans, together with their families, and even created a non-profit organization that serves the needs of defenders, veterans, first responders, as well as their families and communities.
The Illinois-born Sinise is an actor, director, musician, and philanthropist, who has starred in several different blockbuster movies. You may know him as Lieutenant Dan Taylor from Forest Gump, or recognize his stone-cold stare from movies like The Green Mile and Apollo 13.
In his latest film, I Still Believe, which hits theaters comes March 13th, Gary Sinise plays Tom Camp, father of beloved Christian artist, Jeremy Camp. Sinise has gone on to dedicate a large proportion of his life to honor and help U.S. military veterans. While playing as Lieutenant Dan in Forest Gump, he was severely injured and tragically lost both his legs. The character subsequently slips into a deep depression and eventually winds up living rough on the streets after returning to the U.S.
And his portrayal of the troubled Lieutenant in the film formed an enduring connection with servicemen and women throughout the military community. This inspired Sinise to dedicate his life to helping those who’ve endured the bitter side of the war. In 2011, he founded the Gary Sinise Foundation, which aims to honor and serve US military veterans and their families. According to the foundation’s website, they do this “by creating and supporting unique programs designed to entertain, educate, inspire, strengthen, and build communities.”
One of those programs is called Snowball Express.
The initiative was adopted by the Gary Sinise Foundation in 2017, and it honors fallen soldiers by offering community-driven events for their families throughout the year. Every December, the foundation hosts a five-day retreat for children of the fallen and their surviving parent or guardian. And last December, for the second year in a row, the foundation brought kids to the happiest place on earth: Walt Disney World!
In partnership with American Airlines, the Gary Sinise Foundation flew over 1,000 Gold Star Children and their surviving parent or guardian (1,750 people total from 87 cities across the nation) to Orlando for one week of stress-free, guilt-free, and financially free treat.
Sinise says: “The most important thing about [Snowball Express] is that these children don’t feel alone. There’s a lot of healing and a lot of bonding and a lot of friendship that goes on that helps them through the rest of the year.”
Since 2018, over 5,250 children of fallen military heroes & their surviving parent or guardian have joined Snowball Express for community events.
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This is the book he wrote last year.
He came down (with the Lt. Dan Band) to The Villages 2 months ago and gave a free concert for the people who live here. He really is a great American.
Read his book - see for yourself here:
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There's a graphic artist I follow on Facebook named Chris Shapan. His artwork is brilliant. Here's some examples:
If you're facebook, take a look at his wall. He's really quite brilliant.
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Wanna know why I hate politics so much? Because of asswipes like this guy:
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I really do like baseball...
Brooklyn Dodger fans celebrating the 1955 World Series victory.
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You got a dog - or a goldfish - or any kinda pet?
Be sure you look at the prices for pet stuff on Amazon. They beat the crap outta Petco and anybody else. See for yourself here:
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The investigation into Epstein's death continues...
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What I do for a living...
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What special breed of jerkoff do ya gotta be to even THINK about doing something as fucked up as that?
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Remember doing this as a kid? No? Then you're a youngster.
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Guy two doors down from ME (AN 'OLDER' GUY) just bought this for himself.
It'S UNBELIEVABLE - IT has EVERYTHING:
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When the blog gets 100 followers (that I can identify) I'll draw a name at random and send that guy (or gal) a hundred fish. Cold cash. No shit.
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The second best day of Little Dominic's life...
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This is the main Piazza and Cathedral in the town (Ariano Irpino, Italy.) my grandfather - Angelo Mainiero - was born in and came to America from.
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Very few things in the world a cat hates more than that...
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