He also sings "Lord I Lift Your Name on High" at 8:26 after the fumble recovery in OT.
I don't think it's a home-schooled thing so much as it is that he sings to himself on the field. Those songs just so happen to be Christian worship songs.
I don't think it's a home-schooled thing so much as it is that he sings to himself on the field. Those songs just so happen to be Christian worship songs.
What a dashingly silver neckbeard.
Well truth be told, I am wearing a child's size Alonzo Mourning Charlotte Hornets jersey... but I don't think I'm arrogant.
Love how the water gushing from the fire hydrant has a brownish tinge.
Did you watch the clip? Do you realize that it's him talking about shoplifting tampons when he was eight?
I don't know who she is.
It was just an overenthusiastic Robyn fan.
Brian Linthicum: Timmy's faaaabulous football-playing cousin.
@WookieCookies: The joke's on him; Singaporean girls are incredibly high maintenance!
Double Indemnity.
Messi check it out you got me mesmerized/ With your brown hair and your fatass thighs
@ptarmigan: So now it's "Marriage is for suckers?" I don't know if that packs the same punch.
Chauncey Billups is volunteering at the Boys and Girls' Club?
@MadEye: No, that's the "Spock Her."
Oh, like The Roots?
The "lots and lots" part is what got me.
It's a potato ouroboros.
@Arken: Why, that's Henrik Lundqvist, All-Star goaltender for the New York Rangers, of course!
@Arken: Many non-prefab restaurants (including franchises like Denny's) have copied the look of 1950s diners for nostalgic appeal, while Waffle House uses an interior layout derived from the diner.
What do with this bit, then? Furthermore:
Some people apply the term not only to the prefabricated structures, but also to restaurants that serve cuisine similar to traditional diner cuisine even if they are located in more traditional types of buildings.
This is you. Others feel differently. Call it a "regional difference" or something and we'll all just move on.
What do with this bit, then? Furthermore:
Some people apply the term not only to the prefabricated structures, but also to restaurants that serve cuisine similar to traditional diner cuisine even if they are located in more traditional types of buildings.
This is you. Others feel differently. Call it a "regional difference" or something and we'll all just move on.
@Arken: Are you seriously arguing with multiple people over the definition of a diner? Look at the goddamn wikipedia already. [en.wikipedia.org]
