Dudebro Nation

Pizza & Beer... I have had pizza & beer for dinner almost every Thursday for like 1 to 2 years.

Why?

Because pizza is awesome.
&
Because beer is awesome.

Now is probably a good time for me to review everything I bought for Christmas so that I know what I still have to buy.

Joe Wrote:Pizza & Beer... I have had pizza & beer for dinner almost every Thursday for like 1 to 2 years.

Why?

Because pizza is awesome.
&
Because beer is awesome.

That makes Thursday pretty awesome.

Chip Wrote:

Joe Wrote:Pizza & Beer... I have had pizza & beer for dinner almost every Thursday for like 1 to 2 years.

Why?

Because pizza is awesome.
&
Because beer is awesome.

That makes Thursday pretty awesome.

When I realize it's Thursday I think about it and it makes my day. :beer:

I want to start a pizza and beer tradition now.

I haven't read much about the Interview the last couple days.
So, it's not going to be in theaters?
Are they still releasing it on DVD?

Who wants to see the death scene at the end?
Make 'em go ah, ah, ah.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/...scene.html

Haha.
It would have been great if this was real.

We hired a contractors kid to work for us casually. The last week he has been filling in for a employee who went on holidays. Today I get a text saying I have a cheque for me from my mom I'm here till 7. Like I didn't know he was working yet I do his payroll.

Joe Wrote:Pizza & Beer... I have had pizza & beer for dinner almost every Thursday for like 1 to 2 years.

Why?

Because pizza is awesome.
&
Because beer is awesome.

:high5: I approve of this logic

Joe Wrote:Now is probably a good time for me to review everything I bought for Christmas so that I know what I still have to buy.

I started doing that yesterday, but got side-tracked. i need to finish up tonight.

Chip Wrote:I haven't read much about the Interview the last couple days.
So, it's not going to be in theaters?
Are they still releasing it on DVD?

Who wants to see the death scene at the end?
Make 'em go ah, ah, ah.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/...scene.html

They pulled the plug because Kim Jong Un was having a hissy fit. The hack on Sony got the major theater companies nervous that they would also get hacked. Pussies.

I got to assume that it will be released on DVD. They would just not throw away all the money they've invested in it. Too bad they didn't provide soem internet only viewing of it to get even for the hack.

Now I really want to see it.


A few hours after making the announcent, a studio spokesman said that Sony had “no further plans” to release the comedy, either on VOD or DVD.


Tuesday’s message accompanied another data dump. It threatened violence on theaters that showed “The Interview” and people who attend screenings.

“The world will be full of fear,” the message reads. “Remember the 11th of September 2001. We recommend you to keep yourself distant from the places at that time. (If your house is nearby, you’d better leave.)”

In response, exhibition industry lobbying arm the National Association of Theatre Owners said its members must decide individually whether to release the picture and Sony said it would respect theater owners’ decision not to exhibit “The Interview.” That set off a cascade of cancellations.

The bulk of the country’s 10 largest theater chains — a group that includes AMC, Regal, Cinemark, Carmike and Southern Theatres — announced they would delay showing the picture or would drop it altogether. In statements, many of the theater chains suggested that Sony’s lack of confidence in the film prompted their decision.

http://variety.com/2014/film/news/sony-c...201382032/

Detroit on the rebound. According to Yahoo

http://news.yahoo.com/detroit-bounces-ba...08136.html

beckster aka Tatertits Wrote:Detroit on the rebound. According to Yahoo

http://news.yahoo.com/detroit-bounces-ba...08136.html

My second job has been doing a ton of work downtown.

A few years ago when Gilbert started moving down there, he would buy a building.
Renovate a few floors, then lease them out of move his people in.
Then he'd renovate a few more floors, fill them. Then renovate more.
And he just filled up buildings like that.

Now it's just like a non-stop flow of work on buildings being renovated down there.