RIP Floyd the 🐐🦩 of all time

The NBA, the only sport whose officials names are seared into the cornias of the world. Famous refs. What a weird thing for a league to do.

All time classic. Happy Pops Day all you pops!

Out in Chicago. Big James Beard Awards night is tonight. Strangely I'm not freaking out. Trying to soak it all in. 🤞🤞🤞 WATER WITCH

I mean whaaaaat?

KIMIKO WINS! Fam, we had the opportunity to drink and dine their on Saturday and believe me when I say it's one of the best bar/restaurant operations in the world. Home town winners and it's perfect. CONGRATS KIMIKO!

KUMIKO WINS! Had the absolute pleasure of dining and drinking there on Saturday night. A truly special GEM of a bar and restaurant. One of the best on the planet! 🙏🙏🙏

You know you're all linking to a map that has not been verified and simply lists a rather random federal inventory of lands right? The bill is bad enough without flinging bullshit across this app. No, 120 or 250 million acres is not going for sale. The number is "much smaller"

Call me when AI robots can do what the NBA Halftime Bowl Lady can do. For it is then that we know we are truly fucked. #signsandportents

Our national heritage is not for sale.

Guy Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass are playing tonight downtown and I'm too sick to go. The only vinyl that was guaranteed to be in the bin at DI for decades. Stone cold classic. I'm crushed.

Dude. Read the fucking room. Nobody wants this, especially your perceived base. Hunters, sportsman, the whole nine. You couldn't engineer a more powerful general political realignment to the left.

Play. Of. The. Year.

I call this pose the Sleepy Dragon

She's baaaaaack 🌋

Now imagine this classic, awe shucks, folksy Utah corruption all over the west. "PRiVaTize mUh LanDz"

I don't give a damn about all the noise. If he's there at 5 you take him, 100% of the time.

What the living fuck does this even mean? The United States purchased the land that became Utah out of the spoils of the Mexican American War for $15M through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Utah was voted in as a state through the Utah Enabling act of 1894 which states: "That

Pick a lane. It's either "remote, hard to access" land or "adjacent to population" land. Can't be both. Not sure I've ever seen a more botched sales job in my life.

Naw bruv. We're arguing that *you* can't be trusted to dispose of a swath of land larger than Yellowstone.