If i building a car, the 1st thing id do is get @jugendingenieur to design the dashboard!! Id be answering all my calls like a space age truck driver
Derren Toussaint
@Teflon_Monkey
Designer & Creative Director @MonkeysVsRobots - Mallorca/London/WhiteHart Lane/Slums of Shaolin
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I have no idea what any of those knobs and buttons do other than the orange one maybe being an ejection seat button. But I NEED this!
New @PolestarCars is a masterpiece ! That knob tho !!!! Next Favorite designers car.View quoted post on X
Chefs kiss!
Commando (1985) one-liners montage...View quoted post on X
Cruellest Halloween costume ever!😂😂
Kids, do not do this to me 😭View quoted post on X
“Game! Blouses!!”😂😂😂
Prince stands victorious over Charlie Murphy during a game of basketball in 1985.View quoted post on X
In 1985, Prince invited comedian Charlie Murphy and his brother Eddie Murphy to play basketball with him and members of his circle. What began as a casual game quickly became one of the most legendary stories about Prince, especially because almost nobody expected the famously eccentric musician to be the one taking over the court.
According to Charlie Murphy, Prince and his friends challenged the Murphys to a game, and Prince appeared far more confident on the basketball court than they expected. Charlie and Eddie came in believing they had the advantage, but Prince surprised them with his skill and competitive attitude. The game ended with Prince's team winning, turning an ordinary night into a story that Charlie would eventually tell decades later.
The story became widely known through Charlie Murphy's “True Hollywood Stories” segment on Chappelle's Show, where he recalled the strange and hilarious night with Prince. One of the most memorable details was that Prince later served the group pancakes after the game, giving the entire story an even more surreal ending.
What made the story so entertaining was the contrast between Prince's public image and what happened that night. He was known primarily as a groundbreaking musician, performer and songwriter, but behind the stage persona was someone who was highly competitive, athletic and confident enough to take on two famous brothers in a game of basketball.