Clearly, LaMantia thought Appalachian is just another appellation.

“But did he complete the act of kneeling?”

I think that includes cupping the balls.

The NFL hopes to return next season with a new policy that includes a definition of kneeling.

Right?! I just can’t. I remember when SARS was an issue or some other virus and people were officially told not to shake hands but instead make the peace sign. Those were good times. 

Can't wait for all the videos of Trump supporters lighting their own knees on fire. 

One of those surprise quick kicks you used to see on third down every once and awhile. 

I’ve seen the playboy spread, so yes.  Yes we can.  

I hear you. I still hate it (returned to the church semi regularly now that I have little kids).

I used to be an altar server and THAT priest, Father Speedy as you say, was my favourite.  He used to cut off the choir after like 1 verse.  And he’d tell me jokes while they were singing.

My fave part of White Catholic Church was when you’d get that one priest known for just tearing through the entire service. Father Speedy, as I called him, would get you out of there in 35 minutes flat, praise be to Father Speedy.

If you’re catholic, there’s nothing you can do in life that you aren’t going to hell for.  It’s a beautiful religion.

How the fuck was Tom Brady supposed to catch that?  That throw’s gotta be at mouth level.

This is ominous. Fuck you. You’re probably right. Take your star.

You forgot nap time in Catholic White Churches or as the priest calls it, ‘his sermon’.

As a white Catholic - nothing you said was wrong.

Man, I watched the Smokey and the Bandit and the Cannonball Run movies more times than I could possibly count as a kid. His Tonight Show appearances with Johnny were comedy gold. I was ridiculously jealous when he married Loni. And even if he wasn’t crazy about it afterwards, I loved him in Boogie Nights. He was one…

On Jon Favreau’s fantastic Dinner for Five show, there was a sweet moment between Burt and Charles Durning. Durning was a full-blown WWII badass, but like a lot of guys who’ve been in war, won’t talk about it.

My favorite Burt Reynolds story— one which he told in an interview— was how he and a young Clint Eastwood once went in to a casting director’s office at the beginning of their careers. The casting director begins to berate them, telling Reynolds that he can’t act and that Eastwood had too big of an Adam’s apple to…

Between Reynolds death and the Venture Bros constantly name-checking the movie, maybe it will get the recognition it deserves.