KickActs May 2015 Stats… 172,279 page hits!
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They called me Bruce but now it’s…
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Caitlyn.
First off, props to the former Bruce Jenner. I guess he feels he needs to dress as a woman and consider himself a woman so who am I to judge? Last time I looked, there was only one Judge out there. Besides that. We are all trying to get thru life as we know it and if it helps him/her get out of bed everyday, look in the mirror and accept himself. That’s a win. I think Caitlyn looks more real than those fake plastic “kardash an grab” chicks that get paraded around and worshiped for having practically zero talent other than a sex tape…
But, and there is always a but. Caitlyn has it easy. On one one end, it can be applauded. He will give encouragement to many others that need the inspiration to follow suite. However, so far he has done two exclusives which pay pretty big bucks. Not to mention a reality show documenting this transformation,. Money that the average person doesn’t have or can obtain. I am just thinking Caitlyn should donate part of the monies to caring LGBT organizations or suicide prevention causes to help those that feel like they are trapped and not accepted. Those that are everyday normal people living in a world that doesn’t always understand them…Discuss.
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B.B. King’s Eulogy…
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Sometimes some important timeless words get spoke at the right time and place. The Rev. Herron Wilson
A woman holds a fan as she waits in the heat outside the B.B. King museum during a day of public viewing for B.B. King in Indianola, Mississippi May 29, 2015. Blues legend King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. REUTERS/Mike Blake
has this to say at the Funeral…
“Hands that once picked cotton would someday pick guitar strings on a national and international stage. Amazing,”
One of B.B. King’s son’s said this…
“For a man coming out of the cotton field unlearned and you take his music and draw four corners of the world together — that is amazing,”
Fans say farewell as B.B. King laid to rest in Mississippi | New York Post
INDIANOLA, Miss. — Hundreds of people filled a church in the Mississippi Delta for the funeral Saturday of B.B. King, who rose from sharecropper in the area’s flat cotton fields to worldwide fame as a blues singer and guitarist who influenced generations of entertainers. King was 89 when he died May 14 in Las Vegas. At his request, his body was returned to his native Mississippi for a final homecoming. Amid rain, about 500 people filled the sanctuary of Bell Grove Missionary Baptist Church, a red brick structure that sits in a field off of B.B. King Road in Indianola. More than 200 people who couldn’t get into the sanctuary watched a live broadcast of the funeral in the church’s fellowship hall, many waving hand-held fans with a black-and-white photo of a smiling King hugging his black electric guitar, Lucille.
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