HeyAndySmith
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Survivor of the film industry. Cards/Blues/Mizzou! Glory to Ukraine. Lover of classic films. Half my followers appear to be prostitutes.
Russians saying something has changed in society, with popular unrest finally making it past the initial fear of the "tyrants" and calling out the Putin givernment for destroying their lives and looting everything of value.
Imagine sitting in a theatre in 1999 & seeing this for the first time.
Images of the Baptist church in Ukraine that Russia destroyed (from Chris Segrest, Cross Church in Sachse, TX).
JD Vance: Stopping funding for Ukraine is one of the things I’m proudest we’ve done in this administration.
What’s the funniest scene in a serious film?
A Century in the Making. One hundred years ago, Baseball entered a defining chapter. The 1926 season marked a turning point for the St. Louis Cardinals, who captured their first title at the 1926 World Series, defeating the New York Yankees in a dramatic seven-game showdown. Led by player-manager Rogers Hornsby, the Cardinals combined discipline, grit, and timely hitting to secure a victory that would launch one of the most enduring legacies in Baseball history. It was an era before night games and expansion teams. Before television broadcasts and instant replay. A time when the game lived in box scores, train rides, and packed grandstands. Every out mattered. Every rally carried weight. Championships were earned through endurance, execution, and belief. That 1926 triumph didn’t just deliver a trophy. It established St. Louis as a cornerstone franchise and set the foundation for generations of Cardinals Baseball to follow. Now, a century later, we honor that moment. Featuring wool uniforms and sweaters, this is a tribute to where it all began. Do You Remember? Celebrate the 100th anniversary of that iconic season with new Cooperstown Collection releases, at mitchellandness.com. Major League Baseball trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball. Visit MLB.com.
John Smoltz's take on Walker calling for an ABS challenge is awful It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that your chances of reaching base are drastically lower in a pitcher's count versus a hitter's count Someone, please, get him off the broadcast
