$tinkle, any backstory to that pic? Same prop newspaper used throughout the years on sitcoms?
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ok, I saw eater's comment, repped him, and had to investigate further. found this, SLIGHTLY improved version...then i LOLed
a truly accurate version would only have one of the keys going...
ok, I saw eater's comment, repped him, and had to investigate further. found this, SLIGHTLY improved version...then i LOLed
hahaha, 40 thousand fretboards with one note lit up on each.
my coworkers and I confirm: AWESOMENESS!!!
http://www.cinematical.com/2010/06/09/story-behind-that-reoccuring-prop-newspaper/
I think I took that class.
OC:
I lol'd just a little
some OC up in this bitch!
not me btw
[no homo]
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Da Peach's favorite, give or receive I don't know.no way this isn't a re-post, but i've not seen it here
Must spread rep...
Can't wait until a picture of Clint Dempsey's faceplant surfaces.
wow. Interesting link!
So messed up.
and people wonder why stereotypes still exist... they always will as long as there are people who are more than happy to fit into them.
Really pretty, boring old suburbia right? Not quite. This is actually an aerial photo taken during WWII of the Lockheed Aircraft Plant in Burbank, California. Turns out having the Japanese bomb one of our military installations put the rest of the west coast ill at ease. Lockheed was a large target, so the government enlisted the help of their neighbors at Disney to help design a realistic way to hide in plain sight. What they came up with was nothing short of brilliant. Hand painted tarps were raised to cover 45 buildings spread across 550 acres, giving the illusion nothing here was worth a Japanese fighter pilot’s time. While underneath, THIS was happening:
Yeeeeaaaa
sadly the godawful wheels survived by the looks of it
this could be an awesome robot chicken sketch