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๐ตas the stars turned blue๐ต
๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป
๐ตDEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS๐ต
๐ตOh where were you๐ต
๐ตas the stars turned blue๐ต
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๐ตDEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS๐ต
George died saving hundreds of lives including his wife and son's. This version of James T. grew up knowing his dad was a hero but with the pain of never meeting him. Every man his mother dated would have never been able to compare. The man who became his stepdad would have had no chance to live up to the legend that is George Kirk in James' mind. To him it's not a symbol of a bygone era, it's something that his stepdad cares for. So, it must go. That's literally what drives his character arc in the first movie.
It's heavily implied if not outright stated (it's been a while since I've seen it) that it belongs to his stepdad. He's in full teenage rebellion.
This is a back pocket audition song for me. Love it.
Sonic has the worst burgers in fast food.
This is no surprise to any rational human being.
Did he go hunting with his dad?
But it isn't poison. It's venom.
It's gonna be great when he faces the guillotine with the rest of his seditious cronies.
I will never understand how this became the standard for replies and retweets for Twitter. I feel like I'm having a stroke.
How do you make a napkin dance?
You put a little boogie in it!
Fuck Jerry Jones