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No, that was not mine. That was made by a poor ripoff hack artist who does unspeakable things in the back ally for art supply's. He's a nobody.
A NOBODY.
A NOBODY.
No, that was not mine. That was made by a poor ripoff hack artist who does unspeakable things in the back ally for art supply's. He's a nobody.
A NOBODY.
No, that was not mine. That was made by a poor ripoff hack artist who does unspeakable things in the back ally for art supply's. He's a nobody.
A NOBODY.
I did do a real drawing. Kinda. Took me 10 minutes. Eh. Whatevah. WAHTAVER.
The Code of Codness man! It's the codiest code in all of the codes!
Everyone from the Breaking Bad cast took prop mementos from the set.
While many of the Breaking Bad props—from Hector Salamanca’s bell to the infamous copy of Leaves Of Grass—were offered*up for auction on Screenbid, but some items were too precious to let go home with just anyone. Each of the main cast members managed to procure a few things before the show wrapped, and they've spilled the details to Entertainment Weekly*on just what they took to remember the show by.Bryan Cranston took Walt’s Heisenberg hat and sunglasses. Aaron Paul snagged Jesse’s “THE CAPN” license plate and another Heisenberg hat, and Vince Gilligan reportedly promised him the scorched pink teddy bear (presumably, a different version than the one that's for sale). Anna Gunn got one of the White family portraits hanging in the hallway of the family home, and put in a request for those ridiculous duck figurines on their coffee table. Dean Norris had none of Hank’s qualms about keeping Tuco’s grill, but he’s also got the axe the cousins brought along when trying to kill Hank, and a DEA bomber jacket.In true Marie Schrader form, Bentsy Brandt nicked the tchotchke Marie stole from the open house, taking it without telling anyone. And Bob Odenkirk received a Saul Goodman bus stop bench ad, but says he couldn’t take anything else since it’s all in storage for the spin-off.*
I'm glad they all got to take something.
I think the super fan kid that passed away got Trejo's head and tortoise.
Damn, really? It's sad that he passed, but holy ****, that's morbid. I'm just thinking about it and how ****ed up would it be if the last thing you ever saw, while you were on your death bed, was fake Danny Trejo's, bloody, disembodied head, eyes wide and mouth agape, on top of a Turtle's back? Props to the kid, if that was the case; I'm not sure I'm that big of a fan.
yours looks like someone with a special helmet and crayons drew it up
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