different reactions

Oh my word that was insane pic.twitter.com/YLC3q11PSF

— Aaron Mansfield (@aaroncmansfield) April 5, 2016

When #Villanova wins the #NationalChampionship at the buzzer. Nova watch party in the Pavilion pic.twitter.com/EAXMUIhirj

— Patrick Shatkus (@shatkusp) April 5, 2016

your fortnightly boat

the SS UNITED STATES!!!!

this beauty is the fastest ship ever invented, and it is rotting away in Philadelphia... but (maybe) not for long!

you forgot to go see beyonce this weekend

A video posted by Beyoncé (@beyonce) on Sep 7, 2015 at 7:18pm PDT

she headlined the made in america festival in philly and posted some fun gramz!

also, read THIS.

"You can go buy your own ketchup, and I promise to God, you can put as much as you want on it and nobody's going to say nothing."

a guy at a subway in a walmart in florida was menaced by the subway employee when he asked for ketchup on his philly cheese steak sub.

does subway have ketchup? via

Xzibit as Sweet Dee

ctm

always sunny is coming back one day. here is a trailer imaging the show with a (better) cast

are you ready?

coming soon.

zomf!

A gas explosion killed one 19-year-old utility worker in Philadelphia's Tacony neighborhood today and injured six others. A bystander caught the enormous fireball on video. (via)

yesterday in presidential news

barack obama was at a political rally in philadephia. two things: 1, somebody threw a book at the president that narrowly missed him, 2, somebody took all of their clothing off. weird day to be president i imagine. via.

jump on it

do you watch always sunny in philadelphia?

i dont. im just so busy with so many other things. should i start at the beginning?

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nErD aLeRt!

some of you may remember sticia tooth's 5th year studio project to design a relocated (or not?) barnes foundation in philadelphia. well, that project happened irl, and the design, by architects william + tsien, has been completed. check out the nytimes review and slideshow featuring some pretty poopy renderings of this controversial project.

"A few years back, the decision to move the Barnes, a revered American art institution, from its current location in the suburban town of Merion, Pa., to a site in Philadelphia’s museum district caused an uproar — not only because it brazenly went against the will of the founder, Albert C. Barnes, but also because it threatened to dismantle a relationship among art, architecture and landscape that was critical to the Barnes’s success as a museum."

joel, you should post your propsal. thx sj.