Still can’t get over that home being valued at only 1.15 million. I have to imagine there is some tax fraud involved to avoid real estate taxes.
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Tucker can’t handle a gun. Karen.
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Look at the way she holds it, neither can she.
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Well, St. Louis ain’t exactly Beverly Hills.
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I saw someone joking that their house was a drug kingpin’s, not a lawyer’s. But it’s the exact same “dictator aesthetic” in action. Basically all these people want to be - or consider themselves - kings.
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From 1983, when songs like this were labelled “parody.”
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Not the headquarters of the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party?
To be fair, they painstakingly restored the house’s original robber baron aesthetic.
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My only suggestion is that the last “Protesting tonight” might be replaced by “Because you aren’t white.”
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Always enjoyed Julie Brown’s performances. My other fave of hers was “'Cause I’m a Blonde.”
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I suppose it is because I am an old man, but my mind immediately jumped to: This must be a parody of Janie’s got a Gun by Aerosmith.
Karen’s got a gun
Karen’s got a gun
Her whole world’s come undone
Protesters just are no fun
What did her husband do?
Assault rifle askew?
They said when Karen was aggravated, she assaulted people without justification
But man, Fox News will spin this
Into Stand your Ground vindication
Repeat some bullshit chorus ad nausem (right to bear arms, good guy with gun, etc)
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The house was originally a Busch family mansion. So King of Beers kingpins, pretty close.
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Fun game for later today: Watch in slo-mo and have a shot(*) every time one of them point their weapon at the other…
How did that poem go?
Never, never let your gun
Pointed be at anyone.
That a Karen you may be
Matters not the least to me.
Right?
(* Edit: DRINK. wanted to be clear in this context.)
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Fucking hell, no wonder they were terrified; their house makes them look like tiny, toy people. The scale of that interior is inhuman; who are they aiming to impress?
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Ahh, you beat me to it.
Yeah, this is a careful re-creation and restoration of genuine, authentic 19th-Century Gilded Age dynastic excess, a wedding gift from beer baron Adolphus Busch to his daughter Anna.
The “private streets” thing is a curious kink of St. Louis history. Interesting commentary at Curbed.com:
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You know who else embraces the dictator aesthetic?
Seriously, it’s not just the aesthetic.
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And Donnie is one of the worst offenders - he strips out everything in the dictator aesthetic that still has a bit of class or taste left in it (or required any real craft to build).
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The “private streets” thing is a curious kink of St. Louis history. Interesting commentary
I don’t know the rules in USA but here in Italy private roads are mostly a pain in the arse if there’s a right of way because the owner of the road have to repair the roads instead of the town and also the trash trucks don’t enter these road so one has to put the trash on the bins on the public road. On the other hand if the road has a gate, so no right of way it’s a different story.
https://goo.gl/maps/Z5BF2Rjzmi9uY5gV8
Yest this piece of road is owned by LIDL.
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