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(NSFW) It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia : Dick Towel

by | May 24, 2010 | POLITICS

Yellow House founder, actor and former Richmond local Justin Dray was recently on the hit show It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. If you know anything of his past short films from experimental, film funhouse Project Resolution then this video fits right in with his personality. I am not sure what is going on – Justin is trying to save his job, Kool Keith drops this video and things get really weird.

Yellow House founder, actor and former Richmond local Justin Dray was recently on the hit show It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. If you know anything of his past short films from experimental, film funhouse Project Resolution then this video fits right in with his personality. I am not sure what is going on – Justin is trying to save his job, Kool Keith drops this video and things get really weird.

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