starting a go fund me for my drip. gotta have money to keep this kind of drip. So whoever is nice enough to donate to the "keep the drip going foundation". That would be appreciated. as a wise man once said "flood me with that dummy shit. That drippy in my drink"
BIG DRIP ONLY
@CDPROJEKTRED can we get a cyberpunk update the same way the Witcher 3 did. But add mods for consoles? I can easily put in another 100 hours if that was even possible
@PlasmidEX7 I played msg 2 and 3 for the first time last year on my switch 2. But now I get to play 4. A game I always wanted to play since I was 13 but never had a ps3. So im excited!
@stealtherino@Pirat_Nation Yeah so much do that they canceled singleplayer dlc for shitty heists that get tired real fast a bunch of businesses you own but need money to operate and dropped red dead. A thing that rp players made huge again that they hired devs who made that for gta online. Ok bud
@CadleErica13207@YaOnlyLivvOnce You know dom has a whole wife right? Hes been married for years lol. And it's not to her ever wonder why they actually never kiss? Lol
@everymovieplug If I hear breaking bad again. Yeah its a great series but there's other amazing ones. Like mr. Robot, mad men, even the fresh prince of bel-air
During Eddie Murphy’s Delirious, a heckler tried interrupting the performance, but the crowd response was immediate. The person who shut the heckler down turned out to be Murphy’s own brother, Charlie Murphy.
In the middle of Eddie Murphy’s legendary Delirious set, a heckler suddenly interrupts the show—only to be instantly shut down by Charlie Murphy with sharp intensity and no hesitation.
In seconds, Charlie’s fiercely protective older-brother presence takes over the room, transforming a potential disruption into a standout moment of comedy history. The scene carries that unmistakable 1980s edge, blending family loyalty, toughness, and raw energy in a way that still resonates decades later.
@alexis_xex Well neither did I. She was a boring ass character who was so stupid it actually needs to be studied. I was glad that whole melodramatic scene was over and then I saw there was an hour left. An hour of bullshit. That Alamo section was the best part of the whole season tbh
Despite grossing $31M on an $11M budget, Barry Lyndon (1975) was initially considered a financial disappointment. Its high-yield reputation grew over decades, eventually being recognized as one of the most visually perfect films ever made.