Author matthew archbold
I love this mainly because everything Tebow does well only serves to anger some. Think about this. Michael Vick who killed dogs is a member in good standing in football and in the media. Tim Tebow, though, is controversial. Think… Continue Reading →
It’s being reported that animal rights activists are behind the burning of cattle trucks at Harris Farms in western Fresno County early Sunday, according to a news report. The fire, which heavily damaged 14 tractors and several cattle-hauling trailers, was… Continue Reading →
Pittsburgh’s Mayor Tebowing? For realz? Yup. He lost a bet on the Broncos/Steelers matchup. And this is what he had to do. I’m kinda’ not partial to losing the focus of why we get on our knees. I don’t think… Continue Reading →
Picture’s worth a thousand words so I’m not gonna’ say anything. Ht Troglopundit
If this isn’t a sign of the apocalypse I don’t know what is. Surprising thing, I always figured it would be Jughead that went that way. Goes to show, you never know, huh? This would be worse, I guess, if… Continue Reading →
This is probably one of the iconic pictures of Tim Tebow, who rocked the John 3:16 tape under his eyes in the BCS Championship game. Since then, he’s become associated with that Bible passage. Now get this, from Yahoo: The… Continue Reading →
Parents in California are reportedly shocked and appalled that a prayer is taking place before games run by the local Catholic Youth Organization! Some parents are fleeing the league with their children, horrified that their children saw or worse yet,… Continue Reading →
Talk about the worst birthday gift ever. Cute baby! Here’s some myrhh for His funeral to hide the stench of the corpse! Dude. Killjoy much! I mean, who does that? And it’s not like this was some last minute shopping… Continue Reading →
I’m strongly considering pulling my kids out of school and heading down to D.C. for the March for Life this year. The last few years I just felt like my smallest was a little too young. But now she’s four… Continue Reading →
In 1894, a four year old boy was playing near the icy waters of the River Inn in Passau, Germany. The young boy fell into the river and was drowning when another boy, Johann Kuehberger, leapt into the river and… Continue Reading →