Ulysses yells at Whiskey because he named their daughter Willie Pete
I tried a different brush this time and I liked it
Whiskey Four by John Louis
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Ulysses yells at Whiskey because he named their daughter Willie Pete
I tried a different brush this time and I liked it
Whiskey Four by John Louis
It said, "Hey, Mac, it's me. Look, I'm not just saying this because I'm high. I've never stopped loving you. You were spectacular tonight." Then there's a pause and you say, "Can you believe we got Obama?"
Nina, The Newsroom
"You're in the batter's box now, brother. You brought my shoes into it."
Stephen: [to presidential candidates at GOP debate] Under one of your presidencies, do you intend to circumvent the progress that's been made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military [crowd booing] Will: That was a big room full of Republican primary voters booing an American combat soldier who, as he was speaking, was in combat. The audience members who were booing were in Orlando. Soon they'll surely be in hell, though not soon enough. Not everyone was booing. There were people in the audience who heard Captain Hill say that when he was deployed to Iraq, he was worried that if his sexuality was discovered, they might not let him go-- As opposed to most of us who, if told we were being deployed to Iraq, would go Corporal Klinger faster than you can pull on a yellow taffeta picnic dress. I'm sure there were even some people in the building who stood up for Captain Hill, people who had the simple strength of character to turn to the fraction of a human in the seat next to them and say, "How many different kinds of disgusting do you have to be to boo a man who volunteered to fight and die for you?" I'm sure those people were there. I'm sure there were many of them. But unfortunately, none of them were on the stage. Not one of these would-be commanders in chief took a moment to stand with a line officer. They let him stand alone. Soldiers never do that. Leaders never do that. Witless bullies and hapless punks do it all the time. The only president on the stage last night was Stephen Hill. Godspeed, Captain Hill, and come home soon. A grateful nation is waiting to say thank you.
The Newsroom
...Wow. Get 'em, Will!