Casey Fontenot

@ThreeAndOutIESR Appreciate it, but I don't do videos.

@scfonte22 Would you like to do our Saints season preview for our show? It’s a 5 minute video that you make on your own and send over to us. Then, we’ll play it live on the show. You down?

Mr. Football. 🎤 Narrated by @drewbrees

You will be missed @T_Hill4 #whodat

If changing the party in charge never changes the direction of the country… maybe the problem isn’t the party.

This is the beginning of the end of America.

Join us in wishing the iconic, the one N' only, Slash a very happy birthday!

F’king heartbreaking. 😭🙏🏻

John F. Kennedy's solution on how to handle the Middle East in this 1952 interview

First time eating steak after a lifetime of being vegetarian. Her reaction says it all.

Uncle Sam has a war addiction…

What do you mean I "hurt your feelings"... 🎥 @CameronNunez

It's the little guy from Dragonball. He always was trouble

What North America looked like 92 million years ago... During the Late Cretaceous, about 92 million years ago, North America was split into two landmasses by a vast inland sea known as the Western Interior Seaway. To the west lay Laramidia, a narrow continent bordered by the rising Rocky Mountains, while Appalachia occupied the east. The seaway stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean, covering much of what are now the Great Plains. The warm, shallow sea teemed with marine life, including giant mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, sharks, sea turtles, and ammonites. On land, dinosaurs evolved separately on each continent. Laramidia was home to famous species such as Tyrannosaurus relatives, Triceratops ancestors, duck billed hadrosaurs, and horned ceratopsians. Appalachia, isolated for millions of years, developed its own unique dinosaur species, many of which are still poorly understood because relatively few fossils have been found. As sea levels gradually fell over the next 25 million years, the Western Interior Seaway disappeared, reconnecting the continent and shaping the North America we know today. Fossils of giant marine reptiles and sharks are still found hundreds of miles from today's coastline in states such as Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota, evidence that these now landlocked regions were once beneath an ancient sea. #archaeohistories

@MbarkCherguia Gorilla all day

You have to survive 30 minutes with one of them for $100 Million Which are you picking?

They told us Joe Biden was fine. They told us Mitch McConnell is fine. Enough lies. No senator, congressman, or president should stay in office until they’re dead or dying. The American people deserve leaders who are present, capable, and putting America FIRST not protecting the political establishment.

@AngelaBelcamino Rendered in 'Vaporwave/Synthwave 3D' style.

@AMAZlNGNATURE That's called the Elvis chicken

The crested guineafowl's curly crest is completely natural.

It's critical this amendment get a vote, even if it fails. In situations like this, Congress will always cop out and blame a must-pass NDAA for their vote. But with the @RepThomasMassie amendment, if you vote for treason, we will all know.

Crazy Lindsey graham went out like that

@BreannaMorello I've been saying this. If you can't handle the pressure, don't take the job.

Justice Amy Comey Barrett is discussing all the threats she’s facing. It’s sad and shouldn’t happen, but this shouldn’t be an excuse to cave. Her rulings have been out of character. If these threats are an issue for her family, she should step down now.