a real piece of work

I’d be amazing on the masked singer. They’d never guess it was me

@dami3nbyrn3 Being able to draw photorealistic images but they’re all yoda smoking weed

@tom_on_here @Fanatics Kotkaniemi’s big ass nameplate flapping in the wind like flag football

Looking forward to it falling apart immediately! Love you @Fanatics !!!

This guy has to know manon rheaume right?

@senatorjohn 🫡

@Juergles 🙏

I gotta know who just played the trogdor song at bruins/leafs game 1

@callousdaoboys I miss my catalinbread antichthon

Guitar pedals that make hilarious/upsetting noises, go

@dami3nbyrn3 The new left 4 dead looks terrible

@EvanBrandoShow Shy 45yo pedants are absolutely fuming over my new This ATM Machine Kills Fascists Double IPA but it’s soooo drinkable

Putting “This machine kills fascists” on a skee ball machine

Gary however is going pooh bear commando, t shirt no pants

Lotta guys dressed like blade at the gary numan show

@NHLtoAtlanta I was pleasantly surprised at how he deferred to his development team’s expertise throughout the planning/meeting. An owner with a grand vision can lead to issues trying to execute. Krause seems focused only on the NHL and is letting the experts build a competitive product.

Following Tuesday's town hall, I wanted to share with you some of the key takeaways and benefits I got from this development. 1. This development is greenfield in nature. Having the ability to build it from scratch allows the GSF team to tailor everything to benefit the needs of the NHL. 2. This development is NHL exclusive. The NHL would be the only tenant in this arena. Everything around it is for the NHL first. There is nothing the ownership group has to split their attention on. It is a 100% effort on the NHL alone. 3. This venue, especially the arena, is experience focused. There will be things to do on site before and after games, and even during road games. The arena is planned around destination sites to give little neighborhoods for everyone that goes to a game. 4. This development comes at no tax burden to the Forsyth County residents. The development would be managed by an arena/entertainment district with a self contained debt. Basically, any revenue from the development would pay off the debt first to prevent taxes being raised on residents. To ensure longevity, there is a 30 year non-relocation agreement for an NHL franchise if they were to expand here. 5. The mall that was previously approved for this site was expected to have a higher traffic volume than the GSF development. That was before the planned GA400 expansion. This development is actively seeking to minimize traffic impact by increasing access points, including one that ties directly to GA400, as well as dedicated pick-up/drop-off points for rideshare that are outside the flow of traffic.

@JamesParrish Worth the wait, this rips

Only took us the eight years from our first gig to do it, but put out an album today!

Alpharetta Sports and Entertainment Group, led by Anson Carter, has formally requested the NHL to initiate the expansion process to bring a team back to Atlanta. 👀

@dami3nbyrn3 My crusade is that we stop remaking projects that were successful/beloved, because it will inevitably be a disappointment (The Thing 2011). Instead, remake good ideas with legs that were executed poorly the first time (The Thing 1982).

“Uh, chief? …You’re gonna want to see this…” - three times in one episode

A bunch of huskies parked outside the bar like horses at a saloon seems like a bit

Watching true detective S4E2 and I’m losing my mind at the decision to move a crime scene to the middle of an ice rink

@0dd_Andy First season is worth an annual rewatch, S4 has legs so far because it’s the ice level of TD. God help us if there’s a fifth season underwater

@Juergles Neeed to see that season plus rewatch the first season

Gone off that shit that made the lang syne auld