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if you haven’t sung juliet simms part in remembering sunday whilst washing shampoo out of your hair you’re missing out on a lot
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George Lucas’ rich neighbors don’t want him building a movie studio in their backyard. His response is the best thing he’s done in years.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, for four decades Lucas has owned a large swath of land in Marin County in the North San Francisco Bay and has spent the past few years trying to transform the ranch on it into a massive, nearly 300,000 square foot, state-of-the-art movie studio complete with day care center, restaurant, gym and a 200-car garage. His neighbors, however, have rejected it every step of the way. Despite the promise of bringing $300 million worth of economic activity to the area, the already-well off neighbors are worried about years’ worth of construction activity and the additional foot traffic it will bring into their neighborhood once completed.
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So what is George Lucas going to do with his property now that he’s tired of his rich neighbors putting up a not-in-my-backyard stink? He wants to transform the property into low-income housing, naturally, ending their official statement with this zinger, “If everyone feels that housing is less impactful on the land, then we are hoping that people who need it the most will benefit.”
He’s working with the Marin Community Foundation to instead construct affordable housing for either low-income families or seniors living on small, fixed incomes. In order to smooth along the development, he’s already given them all of the pricey technical studies and land surveys Lucasfilm spent years conducting. And we think that’s just great. Because if there’s one thing rich people will hate more than having movie magic made in their backyard, it’s poor people moving in.
—George Lucas Does Something Likeable For a Change
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Huh. An actual surprise face is on me right now. No sarcasm.
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On a more serious note, I found this photo really interesting.
Just scan it a bit. If you have a grasp on world history, you’ll figure it out.
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this post is really accurate
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does your badge say that you’re special agent han solo
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supernatural is like that ride at the amusement park that’s supposed to be the best, scariest ride there and you see people who just got off of it throwing up near it but you still want to ride it because it can’t be that bad and you get on it and at first you’re lulled into a false sense of classic rock induced security as the car starts to move down the track but then all of a sudden there’s a ninety degree drop and everyone on the ride starts screaming then it goes upside down and when you think it can’t get much worse you hear ‘carry on my wayward son’ playing over the loudspeaker and the track starts to spiral and it goes into a huge drop that descends into the very pits of hell itself and you just want to get off but you can’t you just can’t and before you know what’s going on the car is stopped and you’re forced to exit through the gift shop and as soon as you can taste the sweet freedom of outside air again you just collapse onto the ground and sob
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