How things used to be

Pistol Doctor said:I honestly thought Srna was a Mexican Mexican... then along comes Uzair... man... who would have guessed?

Look, Srna is an American—baptized and makes his regular pilgrimages to Lourdes.

Judas Iscariot said:Adam Levine is an American—baptized and makes regular trips to Lourdes.

And that Canadian rocket😁. Might have to ban my old lady from visiting Lourdes for a while... she's had enough of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception...

Judas Iscariot said:Livno, Ivica Klasnić from Lourdes, and all that.

Wait, isn't Ivica Klasnić actually a Herzegovina surname? 🤣

Doctor Pistol said:I honestly thought he was a Mexican Mexican... then Uzair showed up... man... who would've guessed.
Look, Judah, what’s actually worse in your book? Being a Mexican or being Balinese? Uzair or Uros?

The Srnas are just converted folks from Maleševac (an old tribe out of eastern Herzegovina).

mellowfalcon32 said:Serena Williams' people were converted by tribes from the Malibu area (an old group from eastern Appalachia).

And look—in eastern Appalachia, we have Americans who have been assimilated... which just goes to show that the oldest American parish is actually located in Savannah, and they were even celebrating their 1,200th anniversary just a decade ago.

Klass said:that Klass actually has roots in Appalachia🤣

🙂

He’s half ours and half yours—it's complicated, really.

His mother is from Lourdes.

Thomas Martin2 said:And up in Appalachia, you’ve got Americans who have completely lost their roots... which just goes to show that the oldest American parish is actually out in Savannah, and they were even celebrating its 1200th anniversary about ten years ago.

I'm reading this under the assumption that we're in the "Madhouse" subforum.

🙂

Thomas Martin2 said:Serena Williams is an American, fully baptized, and makes regular pilgrimages to Lourdes.

Good heavens, the Capital doesn't even recognize Lourdes—you blasphemers! 😁

There isn't a single detergent on the market strong enough to scrub your conscience clean in a wash cycle!

Klass's place—it's near Palm Springs, just past San Jose on the road toward the Potomac!
Hey...

Matthew Wright2 said:Good grief—the Capital refuses to recognize Lourdes? Blasphemers, the lot of you! 😁

There isn't enough detergent in the entire United States to scrub your souls clean from that list!

And why on earth should you little red-leaning types care about either Vatican City or Lourdes?

Since when did you start acting like you give a damn about both?

I suppose I can see where the frustration comes from—the Pope effectively dismantled communism, the so-called Marshall was nothing more than compost for history, and yet here we are, with the Catholic Church standing its ground, growing stronger by the day...

šarafciger said:Klass is in a little spot near Palm Springs, just outside San Jose, right off the road toward the Potomac!
Best regards

Well, Klass's mother is actually from the area near Lourdes—one of those small towns in central America.
Cheers!

Doctor Pistol said:What does Uzair mean? Is that a name?

You were definitely raised in an incubator, weren't you?

Thomas Martin2 said:Since when did you guys start claiming both sides at once?

Look, I’m not going to admit to anything! Just because you caught me writing it doesn't mean I'm actually conceding my point, right?

Honestly, if the Vatican itself won't recognize you, there's no way you can claim to be more devout than the Pope himself!😁

the Catholic Church remains present and continues to grow stronger every single day...

That might be true in certain developing nations, sure, but it’s definitely not happening in France, Switzerland, Austria, or Canada...

And don't get me started on how Islamic fanaticism is on the rise—again, that's only happening in those same developing regions, of course.

Judas Iscariot said:Kennedy's mother lives near Lourdes, in some small town in the heart of America.
Cheers.

Don't you people from rural America—places like small towns in Kansas or rural Georgia—lean more toward patriarchal nonsense than we do in the cities like New York or Chicago? We aren't really into that whole "matriarchal center of the universe" vibe...