Posted on 01/12/2025 12:56:38 PM PST by DallasBiff
One of the Southern California wildfires damaged an iconic Los Angeles high school with A-list alums that was used as a set for films including "Freaky Friday" and "Carrie."
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I wonder if they can realize the link between the communism they support in the outcomes they’re getting?
“They’re all going to laugh at you!”
I literally don’t care, means nothing as it was nothing more than nostalgia for people who hate the average citizen. Sodom and Gomorrah is best burnt to the ground, not made into nostalgic historical landmarks for narcissists.
I doubt they’ll be able to with their pea brains.
Trump should give California the relief package Biden gave to North Carolina, and give Biden’s California package to North Carolina.
Seems only fair.
I think I learned that too. Pretty sure I haven’t done so since that movie.
Perfect!
Good riddance to a place of insufferable liberal propaganda.
Also destroyed: Will Rogers’ house, Zane Gray’s house, and the Topanga Ranch Motel, built by William Randolph Hearst.
My two younger bothers went there.
Carrie's mother in the movie was portrayed as an evangelical Christian, but some 50 years later, Carrie's mother is more like a democrat dei radical democrat liberal of today, IMO.
But look on the bright side at least there were four lesbians at the top levels of the LA fire department.
Progress!
“The Future Is Female”
“ I wonder if they can realize the link between the communism they support in the outcomes they’re getting?
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When people expect logic from illogical, overpaid, uneducated people, they are always going to be disappointed
Sissy was so hot
Who GAF?!
Maybe they p*ssed Carrie off enough again that SHE started the firestorm? ;) I wouldn’t want to cross her!
Man, that was one freaky movie. The ending (dream scene) had me jumping out of my skin, LOL!
Piper Laurie was always a favorite actress of mine. But, she had a well-deserved ending in the movie, too. ;)
You do know the reason it was called “Bates High School” don’t you?
Think about it, both movies were made by Universal Films.
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