Chase, Sewell, or Pitts wearing this? Draft hats

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(04-10-2021, 02:29 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: The movie he directed with John Travolta (The Fanatic) is definitely in so bad it’s good territory. It’s not quite The Room, but it’s in the ballpark.

Indeed, it wasn't well-received at all lol ... but look up the Education of Charlie Banks; superb indie flick and Jesse Eisenberg's first big role. Also made 3x its (quite small, lol) budget at the Box Office.

(04-10-2021, 08:27 AM)PDub80 Wrote: I just picked the oldest guy I could think of who rocked a flat brim hat. lol. I have nothing against Limp Bizkit. They're the rich man's Nickleback.

Until Fred Durst & Limp Bizkit plays the Sunoco on Wayne Ave in Dayton, I will NEVER consider him cool. 

^ That's a joke referencing a prank a guy started that on April 20th, 2017 Limp Bizkit was going to play a free concert at a dumpy Sunoco gas station in a not wonderful part of town and it went viral on the internet to the point news stations were reporting it was happening. Like, peiple actually showed up thinking it was happening. EVERY APRIL SINCE, people post that it's coming and try try drum up support for it. It's a big running joke in the Ohio area.

If Fred Durst was SUPER cool... He would one day show up on an April 20th and Limp Bizkit would just start playing. The entire SW Ohio area would flood the streets to see the miracle. 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/meet-the-hero-who-duped-ohio-into-believing-limp-bizkit-was-having-a-concert-at-a-gas-station

I remember that vividly what a riot that would've been! (not literally, of course).

I flew down to Jacksonville in 2013 with my sister (Welcome to Rockville), as she wanted to see a couple of bands, flights were cheap and it was a chance to see LB in their hometown. I know they're my 2nd-favourite band ever and all, but it isn't 1 word of hyperbole when I say that they were BY FAR the best act of the entire weekend, from a chops (Wes improved tremendously from their heyday and the cousins were always phenomenal musicians) and show POV. The only other act that put on a show that was as good, was Stone Sour, but that was a much-different vibe, of course. Alice in Chains headlined and they were VERY underwhelming, but the LB crowd was gargantuan and we all had an awesome time. Wish the set was longer lol. Fred still isn't the greatest singer at all , but he knows how to lead a crowd and he was profusely grateful for the reception they got; man realizes his place now and isn't dicking around like he did 20+ years ago.

He also got MAJORLY screwed-over by what he thought was the love of his life (Esther Nazarov), who married him and divorced literally like 3 weeks after; the fact that Fred didn't air anything out or talk shit or anything of that nature (like he did at LB's peak), I think shows that he's really mellowed-out, matured and realizes how to navigate life like an adult now (kinda repeating what I said above lol).

Slightly back on topic, I'm now realizing that Fred wore his Yankees cap curved in the heyday, but now he wears straight-bills Guess he goes along with the trend, that's all