Gerald Goodridge
@ghgoodridge
Husband | Dad | Texas Ex | Nerd | He/Him | ✊🏾 💻 Burnt Orange Nation |🎙Longhorn Republic gif lover | All you’ll ever see is that same ol’ G
Sorry for the jump scare, but we should have known Ted Cruz’s vibes are rancid enough to cross time and space.
Here’s him and Not-Undertaker before that match. Taker was always billed as this physically imposing dude. Scott Hall was a damn specimen of a man.
Not to be too full of myself, but my PTKU order number ends with HAWG, which I feel is a sign.
In Pennsylvania for work, approximately 30 minutes away from the Temple of the God of Seasons. I appealed to him for favor this summer. Punxsutawney Phil was unmoved.
For someone I’ve never met in person, you and I have a lot in common.
Four-year-old: Dad come to the bathroom! I need you! Me, thinking: Oh no. *arrives* Four-year-old: Look at how long my poop is!!! *literally hits this pose*
To celebrate WVU’s success, I’d like to introduce you to the most important video on the internet.
Finally got an 82-0. I honestly don’t think it’s even close to the best team I’ve built (Iverson, Reggie Miller, Jordan, Duncan, Hakeem), but you’ve gotta play the game. I can retire.
People who have never watched a college softball game “I don’t get it.” People after their first college softball game:
Breaking: Hit boy bad DuJour has withdrawn from the America 250 Celebration. The bands representatives released a statement “We love our fans and corporate sponsors from all walks of life and want to share this DuJourney with everyone.”
In a moment that validates my parenting, the oldest immediately clocked how cool Gentle Criminal was. “I think he might be my favorite villain. He seems different.” If he only knew what’s to come. #MHA
I have the same thing with those little strawberry candies. My grandma had them in a chicken-shaped candy dish in the living room. As an adult I realize that the dish wasn’t always stocked, she just filled it when she knew we were coming over.
“The conspicuous absence of the lynching tree in American theological discourse and preaching is profoundly revealing, especially since the crucifixion was clearly a first-century lynching.” - James Cone