nice work

are you fucking serious with that last sentence?

if it was a solid tone of literally any other color the effect would be lost because those colors would project the overlay in the background, Trump’s suit, the flag, anything else. Thats why. Since it’s such a drastic color you can just select that specific color and plaster something on it with out interference…

starred for owning a Pere Ubu shirt

I kinda want to watch it to see how they misspelled his name now... McCloud? McClowned? MacLowed?

I get the sentiment of the question for sure and would be dubious if it was the producers firing Slate to hire someone else to save face, but seeing as Jenny Slate herself decided to step down I have no problem with it. Also, when people were super up in arms about this beforehand, these kids are going through…

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