The guy could graffiti the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and say he had permission from a family, and his people would say it was totally okay.
roofTophopper
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And yet people are peeking through the window and wanting more from the magnificent one.
Immediately puts blame on the official; that they were having a mental breakdown - ya fucking right. These people deal with this on a daily basis. They have to tell people to not record, snap shots, and be respectful. The only difference is, some people just don't know better - the people who maintain those grounds see it all the time and 99% of the time, people chill and follow the rules.
Ho ho ho, not here. Nope. It's totally the official's fault. They was being a crazy person and having a meltdown. This totally wasn't someone being a disrespectful asshat. He wouldn't dare do that.
Professional Boggler here. You rang?
They did the same thing when he rode a bike with... A bike helmet on.
I always thought it would be so cool to work in a skyscraper, like... 55th floor or something and just take a break to look out over the city. Then I realized that taking a break would probably get you fired.
Oh, and I bet people be banging all the time on those top level floors.
They changed out their bread too, didn't they? Not in a good way like you'd expect because of the price change, but like, dough mixed with cardboard.
Back in the day, lunchables were the cool kid food. That and kid cuisine. Now, lunchables seem like what dumpster juices would taste like.
Everytime I see an article about an artist that ordered a cease and desist, all the sudden music experts come out of the woodwork. "BuT THeY pAID fOr aLl thE RiGHTs aNd caN Do whatEver ThEY WAnt with IT"
It usually ends with "what a washed up performer anyways".
Go back to your Kid Rock.