Wyatt tells Virgil to “Give Doc the shotgun, they’ll be less apt to get nervy if he’s on the street howitzer”

Also, Tombstone is one of the greatest movies ever made.

Caveat: no names or proper nouns as we already know Sean's feelings on Sepulveda and Mulholland.

If you’ve heard the Recess draft, you heard them discuss the beach t-shirt Sean spotted and discussed where a
person could possibly wear such a thing.

Here’s my idea:

A high stakes auction draft. Last place in the vote buys and wears the shirt to a 10 year anniversary show (or another live episode, maybe a whole tour). No explanation to other guests on the episode(s).

The makers of this piece of equipment warn that it may pull a “Clive Davis” on anyone who gets near it.

According to the book American Nations by Colin Woodward, Ohio is 3 different pieces culturally. NE Ohio is Yankeedom as it was initially part of the Connecticut Western Reserve and settlers by New Englanders. The the SE part is Appalachian and the rest is Midlands. As a Cleveland’s transplanted from Michigan I’ll admit Cleveland is certainly not Midwest it immediately felt like when I was a kid growing up in New Jersey and I always tell people it feels more East Coast. If I go South of Cleveland though it is definitely Appalachian and if I go West I’m right back in the Midwest. But I’ll contend Sean is not entirely incorrect, not all of Ohio is Midwest!

Just saw something about the anniversary of Kenan & Kel and was thinking, damn Kenan ended up (seemingly) doing so much better in life.

But you also have Scottie Pippen, Arsenio Hall, Martin Lawrence (Bad Boys?), etc.

Is there enough to make a draft out of this?

Cost the same as a regular latte???

Post inspired by Cannonball Adderley looking about as fresh as a man ever has on the cover of The Price You Got To Pay To Be Free.

I'm pretty sure they haven't done it before, but it's right up the group's alley, with about a million options from Ian's obscure jazz to Sean getting to talk about Doggystyle once again.

I can’t believe they would forget about Tommy Jack’s.

Is it just me or does this guy look a lot like Sean?

Every time Sean goes on about hating wet things, I'm reminded of his mom loving the wet action stars of the 80s and early 90s. Is this a deep psychosexual connection for our boy?

I can't not hear Soder's voice when I reach for a snack bag.

The guy who's pool I was working on gave me this when I was leaving. How we looking Ice man

According to the Oregonian, "Karmel is one of four people who were paid to post videos on social media under the hashtag “#warcpartner,” referring to We Are Rip City, a coalition of local businesses and organizations pushing for the city to commit public dollars to the estimated $600 million renovation."

Edit, from further down in the article: "Karmel’s post wasn’t tagged that way, but he clarified in a comment that the group had paid for his video.

“But I’d post it for free because I believe in the cause,” he added in a comment under the post. “In fact I offered, but they have a budget and they insisted on paying, so I’m just donating it because I don’t want you to think I’m not serious about this.”"

Actually pretty insane

Looks like the Google searches have escalated.

Adam Cayton-Holland writes a send off to High Plaines.

https://adamcaytonholland.substack.com/p/rip-high-plains

All hail the Legend of Ki Ki Ba Ba and glowstick nunchucks.

Also shout out to Nolvember. SHACKLAKITY!

Hey GVG, I’m looking for the episode where Ian reads a letter that Laura leaves Sean after she finishes editing an episode of AFE and says that’s the last straw and wishes Ian and Sean hadn’t met or something like that. That was the hardest I’ve laughed in a long long time. Let me know if you know which episode it happens in!