Lol, the rest of you are nerds. I’m fucking 40 years old and know who Diplo is and think this is awesome. I love when people feel the need to post comments like “who?” on an article that they clearly had no interest in to begin with.
Lol, the rest of you are nerds. I’m fucking 40 years old and know who Diplo is and think this is awesome. I love when people feel the need to post comments like “who?” on an article that they clearly had no interest in to begin with.
What if this is some convoluted way to be able to get the album to the masses since RZA couldnt buy it back? Like if they put all the tracks in the movie and then released a soundtrack to go with it?
Borges
That was my thought. You had me at Agee and KEPT me at Flula
As long as it’s still Edie McClurg as the person getting yelled at, I’m in.
It's definitely a money pit, that 1.5 million had to go somewhat to the renovation and upkeep of the historic part of the building and the current owners probably don't want to sink more money into that. Even if they never venture into that part it being on the registry of historic buildings means thay gotta do upkeep…
Not only that, the buyers would be on the hook for any renovations and upkeep of the jail part, which is why a jail built in 1894 still looks so well kept. I'm sure part of that "supposed" 1.5 million was to do a lot of work on the historic part itself
they burgle cats?
you guessed it...
I was just coming here to talk about the first time my grandparents got a talking car an the first REAL dad joke I remember my father making. I'm sure there were others before and I KNOW there were plenty after, but "it's not a jar, it's a door" is definitely the one I remember
Priuses... Priii?
damn feminists
No talent ass clown
People IN Texas also just refer to it as the Dallas Ft Worth area
That's it! Back to Winnipeg!
Am I really gonna be the first one to point out that apparently David Tennent is in this band?
I assumed it was Witchiska
in high school my best friend and I wrote up a short illustrated story called the “Leisure Family Mysteries” about a widower David Leisure travelling cross country solving mysteries with his 18 children, one of whom lived in a plastic bubble that was tied to the car bumper and flew in the air like a kite.
I played the shit outta Club Dead! Fun fact I audibly shouted “holy shit that’s Mike Lukas!” to absolutely no one in my family’s computer room. He was the host of “Straight Dope” a tv version of the syndicated newspaper column that was on late nights on A&E and I was a trivia nerd at 14