AmericanPapist Comments
What, no reference to that river in Rome?
Well, what do you think he plunged into? ;P
Dunno . . . The Irish Sea? . . Galway Bay? . . . McCovey's Cove?
Just try not to mention that he "Swam the T***r"!
Certain folks seem to bristle at that phrase.
careful, brassband, you coming mighty close there....
. . . oops, don't want to provoke any dis-harmony on this of all days . . .
If Father Lombardi's comments are indicative, it doesn't appear the Vatican has any questions. Welcome aboard, Mr. Prime Minister!
He swam the Tiber! Muahhahahahah! The papists are coming! Our priests are threatening to bless in broad daylight!
Write down Scott's name. Now, draw a line through it. There. )As for me, this is enough to make me swim the Huron.)
Between AP's "takes the papist plunge" and Nathan's "welcome aboard," we seem to have mixed the aquatic metaphors rather nicely . . . (shaken, not stirred, I presume).
Write down Scott's name. Now, draw a line through it. There.
Gee Ed. I love your website. I hope I'm not off your list forever.
Scott, recognize the line from The Quiet Man?
Scott, recognize the line from The Quiet Man?
You found my movie hole! I can count the number of pre-60's westerns I've seen on one hand: The Red Pony, Shane, Angel and the Badman, High Noon, and The Magnificent Seven (which was 1960 I believe). Unless I count Oklahoma.
I know the westerns from the 60's on which is not to my credit considering that good and bad tend toward relativism in those.
Gee, Ed, we've got a heathen amongst us!.
BTW, Scott, "The Quiet Man" is not a western, although it might have been set in the western part of Ireland.
BTW, Ed, the line is: "Strike a line through it!"
Close enough for canon law, eh?
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