Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

I actually heard Mike Tyson make that same statement about his training,,, he said when it was raining, or snowing outside ,, he would still go out and run and do his workouts , when Noone else would go out in that weather and work out .

 

Although Hattie Daniels and James Baskett, may have defended their roles in the film, it is possible that their defence of the film may have had other motivations than being ok with the film's treatment of African Americans in the cultural milieu of the time, given that in the film's premier in Jim Crow era Atlanta Georgia, The African American cast were not permitted to attend the film premier with the film's 'white' cast, as the city was segregated.

Song of the South perpetuates a number of the negative tropes associated with African American people as chattel slaves, and later as emancipated people through the Ante-Bellum, Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras in America, which arguably are racist. Naturally, criticism of Song of the South may evoke a sense of 'white fragility' What is white fragility, and why is it a problem? in some, but that is all part and parcel of confronting historical facts of the past rather than white washing the past with with historical revisionism.

“Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah,” Minstrels in Hollywood and the Oscars (Six Degrees of Song of the South, Episode 3) — You Must Remember This

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Bragging rights ,,,,

 

When the times get hard, the hard drink liquor.

Beer is happy time drinking. Scotch is for plotting the downfall of your enemies.

 

"Who Dares Wins" is the motto of the British, Australian, and New Zealand Special Air Service Regiments. Variations of the motto have appeared over the centuries in different places in history.


Who Dares Wins - Wikipedia

 

And Drambouie is for sitting by the fire reading a good book, taking it easy.

 

I like both it and B&B in the deer blind.

 

Absolutely!
Which is why I don't talk much.