A Police car chases a suspect vehicle in Brazil.
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I posted this over in âFuck Todayâ, but it also fits here, I think.
(H/T to @anon87143080 for the suggestion.)
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Let the pizza arguments begin!
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Theyâve been voted #1 a bunch of times now.
Unfortunately, the daughter who lives within walking distance is vegan. Life is unfair.
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I read a long article about this house and what Kanye did to it in The New Yorker I think. It was just what youâd expect from someone like him.
He a spent ton of money on a unique and architecturally significant mansion, hired completely unqualified labor because he âliked their vibeâ, was a terrible and abusive boss, changed his mind every other day about what he wanted, basically destroyed the house, didnât get any of the necessary permits, was shut down by the city, and eventually gave up on the project after his whims changed.
After all that money spent, all he had to show for it was an uninhabitable hollowed out husk of concrete left to rot in the elements.
ETA it was The New Yorker.
Paywall free:
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Sounds like Republican behavior in a nutshell.
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I canât understand why, 9 times outta 10, when rich people buy a house, they gut it, and usually make at least the interior hideous.
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âŠand 7 out of 10 times they never even live there post-hideousification!
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Adding that to my personal dictionary!
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Please help yourself XD
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In my old neighborhood, that happened all the time to a lesser degree: rugs ripped out and âhardwoodâ vinyl put down, toilets swapped, kitchen remodeled, repainted, etc.
A neighbor updated everything in the house before selling, and the new owners still ripped out all that new stuff and replaced it.
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But Machâs giddy financing had been prefaced by a troubling, and near fatal, misstep. Months earlier, Thornton and another employee were almost killed while testing a Mach weapon. Four former employees with knowledge of the matter told Forbes that Thornton was reaching into a blast chamber surrounding a hydrogen-powered gun when the gas unexpectedly ignited, blowing up the machinery and sending a spray of shrapnel across the room. Thornton was miraculously unharmed, but a colleague helping with the test was rushed to the hospital with hundreds of pieces of metal in his body. (The employee recovered, though some of the shrapnel remains.)
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Sounds like someone should ask Thornton âHow many days of your life have you been sick?â, preferably in a font that looks like hand lettering.
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I love how the motorcycle rider moved behind the telephone pole while thinking, âNo good will come of this.â
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