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Opisseus posted...

You sure like the nypost man

Well the video has been posted. Not many other sources are covering what is going on in that area of NYC. Like was mentioned earlier there is also a fight club that goes on there were people are boxing in front a crowd. My other topic got deleted but women were dancing around topless at that park yesterday too.

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R1masher posted...

Did anybody twerk on the food cart?

Nope. The women got their topless dancing out of their system earlier in the day.

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/28/8-arrested-in-chaotic-night-at-washington-square-park-cops/

https://twitter.com/LeeroyPress/status/1409351401352974336



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CyricZ posted...

I really don't think that's an especially adequate censoring job.

There are actually videos of this on youtube/twitter it probably cant be posted on here due to them taking off their clothes. So went with the censored pics. They are all actually dancing and singing disco songs apparently during this.

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/27/dozens-go-topless-for-annual-dyke-march-in-nyc/

Proud protesters let it all hang out Saturday, celebrating lesbian pride during the 29th annual Dyke March in Manhattan on Saturday. Dozens of topless women triumphantly splashed around the fountain in Washington Square Park to mark the end of the march which organizers described as a protest march, not a parade and a celebration of beautiful and diverse Dyke lives. The annual event, returning to the Big Apple for the first time since the easing of the COVID-19 pandemic, took place the day before the Pride Parade with the theme Black Dyke Power. Marchers sang as they walked from Bryant Park down Fifth Avenue to the famed Greenwich Village greenspace before taking over the fountain. Along the way, there was a moment of silence to honor black trans lives lost. Protesters stopped at 23rd Street and held their hands in the air, crossed in the shape of an X. Those who identify as bisexual dykes, pansexual dykes, trans dykes, femme dykes, dykes who are unsure if they are dykes, dykes who will scream that they are dykes from the rooftops to attend the rally.

If you think this might be you, it probably is and you should join us, the group posted on its Facebook page Friday. The event doesnt seek city permits and police arent invited. Marshals provide security although, as the group notes, officers do show up each year.

https://i.imgur.com/upHadhf.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/uaEwnqe.jpg



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https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/06/tour-de-france-sue-spectator-caused-crash-sign.html

The Tour de France will be filing a lawsuit against the spectator who caused a massive pileup when she stepped onto the road in the first stage of the race on Saturday. The woman was apparently eager for the TV cameras to capture her holding a large sign with the words ALLEZ OPI-OMI, a mixture of French and German that translates to come on grandpa-grandma! so she stepped onto the road and didnt realize the peloton was fast approaching. German cyclist Tony Martin hit the spectators sign and went tumbling to the ground, causing a chain reaction that led many others to fall off their bicycles. It was the first of two crashes in that leg of the race. The Tour de France says the woman will face consequences for her actions. We are suing this woman who behaved so badly, Pierre-Yves Thouault, the organizations deputy director, told AFP. We are doing this so that the tiny minority of people who do this dont spoil the show for everyone, he said.

One rider, Jasha Stterlin, was injured and had to pull out of the race. Several others were hurt, including spectators. Among the ones that were hurt were Italys Sonny Colbrelli and Dutch rider Wout van Aert, both of whom looked as favorites to win the first leg of the race but suffered delays after they fell over. The rider who eventually won, Julian Alaphilippe, did so with blood dripping from his knee. I hope everyone is OK. Im calling on the fans to be careful. Its nice to see the fans back on the side of the road, but please be careful, Alaphilippe said. If Tour de France is going to sue the spectator though officials will first have to find her. As of Sunday, police in France were still looking for the spectator who fled the scene after the crash.

https://twitter.com/PolicyRelevant/status/1408792736313090048



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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9729289/Girl-11-Britains-youngest-mother-falling-pregnant-aged-just-TEN.html

An 11-year-old girl has become Britain's youngest mother after she gave birth earlier this month having fallen pregnant aged just 10 years old, according to reports. The mother and her baby, that was delivered after more than 30 weeks of pregnancy, are both healthy and being cared for. The girl has not been named. Her family had no idea she was pregnant, according to The Sun. The newspaper reported that social services and council chiefs are investigating the matter. 'It has come as a big shock,' the newspaper quoted a source close to the family as saying. 'She's now being surrounded by expert help. The main thing is that she and the baby are OK.' 'This is the youngest mother I've heard of,' doctor Carol Cooper told The Sun, explaining that the average age a girl begins puberty is 11, although it can be at anytime from 8 to 14. Cooper added that weight has an effect on many hormones, and that as children are heavier than they used to be, puberty is now happening earlier.

Before the 11-year-old gave birth, Britain's youngest mother was Tressa Middleton, who was just 12 when she had a baby in 2006. Middleton, who is now in her mid-20s, fell pregnant after she was raped by her brother. Her child was taken into social care, and her brother was jailed. Doctor Cooper said that 'around one in every 2,500 births' occur to someone who either did not know she is pregnant, or has hidden it from their family and friends.



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https://www.buzzfeed.com/victoriavouloumanos/teenagers-who-dated-predatory-older-men

Chances are, you have or someone you know has "dated" an older man at some point as a teenager. If you have, you may have felt special and mature to be in an "adult" relationship especially since society teaches girls that male attention is desirable and reflective of their worth. Because it's so normalized, we recently asked women of the BuzzFeed Community who have "dated" older men as teenagers and later realized they were predators to share their stories. More than 300 women opened up to us, revealing how common and insidious it is for predatory older men to "date" teenagers so here are 39 of their stories:

1. "I was 17 when an older man started coming to my work and flirting with me. I assumed he was in his late twenties but realized he was in his early thirties after I had gone on a few dates with him. I was aware that this was messed up, but I was not experienced. Guys at my school thought I was a nerd. Here was a guy who thought I was sexy and beautiful. I liked going on dates with him, but I felt nervous knowing how little control I had in any given situation. I lost my virginity to him, and, while it was technically consensual, looking back, I see how weird it really was." "Fast-forward to a few weeks later, his wife, who I never knew about, contacted me and told me to leave her husband alone. I was mortified. He tried to mess around with me some more, but him being married seemed like the icing on the this is messed up cake. Again, guys at my school saw me as the quiet nerd, so if you don't think your quiet, studious daughter could fall prey to something like this, think again." Anonymous, Pennsylvania

2. "When I was 15, I had a huge crush on a staff member at my Christian summer camp. He was seven years older than me and had just graduated college. When I was 17, he convinced me to attend this college so we could finally be together but also told me not to talk about him because others wouldn't understand. When I started college, he was still on staff and would avoid me in person. My sophomore year, when I was 20 and he 27, he asked me out, but we still had to keep it secret since he was concerned about people asking questions. This continued until the end of my junior year when a professor saw us together a few towns over. I got called to the Dean's office and thought I was in trouble, but they told me that he was fired and asked that I not speak about him to anyone because it would jeopardize my and the schools reputation." "We would talk on Instagram when it wasn't summer and I wasn't at camp. He made me feel so special. I didnt even apply anywhere else for college. At college, he said there was an unspoken rule that staff dont date freshmen. I believed him and waited on him. I would do anything just to be with him, so I did what he said and never told my friends or anyone else that I was meeting him. I was 21 and he was 28 when the professor spotted us. At that point, he was promising wed get married when I was done with school. I was broken-hearted. Id spent so many years waiting on this guy and doing everything he said missing out on normal experiences for someone my age all for me to have to act like it never happened. That was almost 10 years ago, and it has affected my dating life in major ways. Its a big reason why I completely reject the church now." emileem3

3. "When I was in high school, senior boys hit on freshman girls and kept in touch with us after they graduated so they'd be in their early twenties flirting with high school girls over AIM. I remember thinking I was 'so cool' because two of the cutest former seniors regularly talked to me and had taken me on dates. When one of them took me to a concert, my cousin who was the same age as them saw me and was like, 'Why are you with him here?! He is too old for you!' At the time, I thought he was being overprotective." "Looking back now, that is SO creepy. My cousin had every right to be worried. Why could they not take college-aged girls on dates? Moreover, a lot of the boys in my class did the same to freshman girls when we were seniors. It seems like they learned from the men before them. So sad." Anonymous, Massachusetts

4. "I was 18, a freshman in college, and he was 36. I thought I was so cool for having an older boyfriend. What I realize now, at 34, is that I wasnt cool; he was just creepy. He would introduce me to his friends as his 18-year-old girlfriend. Every time, he would mention my age." "Neither he nor any of his friends had anything in common with me. I felt so insecure because they were actual adults, and I wasnt even old enough to go to a bar." lindsayb4bf85de3d

5. "I was 15 and fond of my high school teacher who was 45 at the time. I told him I really liked the way he taught his class. Then, he called me to a private place, hugged me, and, in my ear, told me that he'd had dirty dreams about me. It made me feel special. Long story short, I ended up going to his place to have oral sex. I found out later that he had done this same thing with other girls from school. It took me 15 years to understand that he was a predator." "We saw each other for six months, and I eventually learned that he was married and had a kid my age." marthamtzmedina

Article goes up to 39 but just quoted the first 5 since entire article wouldnt fit into this post.



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https://www.buzzfeed.com/victoriavouloumanos/teenagers-who-dated-predatory-older-men

Chances are, you have or someone you know has "dated" an older man at some point as a teenager. If you have, you may have felt special and mature to be in an "adult" relationship especially since society teaches girls that male attention is desirable and reflective of their worth. Because it's so normalized, we recently asked women of the BuzzFeed Community who have "dated" older men as teenagers and later realized they were predators to share their stories. More than 300 women opened up to us, revealing how common and insidious it is for predatory older men to "date" teenagers so here are 39 of their stories:

1. "I was 17 when an older man started coming to my work and flirting with me. I assumed he was in his late twenties but realized he was in his early thirties after I had gone on a few dates with him. I was aware that this was messed up, but I was not experienced. Guys at my school thought I was a nerd. Here was a guy who thought I was sexy and beautiful. I liked going on dates with him, but I felt nervous knowing how little control I had in any given situation. I lost my virginity to him, and, while it was technically consensual, looking back, I see how weird it really was." "Fast-forward to a few weeks later, his wife, who I never knew about, contacted me and told me to leave her husband alone. I was mortified. He tried to mess around with me some more, but him being married seemed like the icing on the this is messed up cake. Again, guys at my school saw me as the quiet nerd, so if you don't think your quiet, studious daughter could fall prey to something like this, think again." Anonymous, Pennsylvania

2. "When I was 15, I had a huge crush on a staff member at my Christian summer camp. He was seven years older than me and had just graduated college. When I was 17, he convinced me to attend this college so we could finally be together but also told me not to talk about him because others wouldn't understand. When I started college, he was still on staff and would avoid me in person. My sophomore year, when I was 20 and he 27, he asked me out, but we still had to keep it secret since he was concerned about people asking questions. This continued until the end of my junior year when a professor saw us together a few towns over. I got called to the Dean's office and thought I was in trouble, but they told me that he was fired and asked that I not speak about him to anyone because it would jeopardize my and the schools reputation." "We would talk on Instagram when it wasn't summer and I wasn't at camp. He made me feel so special. I didnt even apply anywhere else for college. At college, he said there was an unspoken rule that staff dont date freshmen. I believed him and waited on him. I would do anything just to be with him, so I did what he said and never told my friends or anyone else that I was meeting him. I was 21 and he was 28 when the professor spotted us. At that point, he was promising wed get married when I was done with school. I was broken-hearted. Id spent so many years waiting on this guy and doing everything he said missing out on normal experiences for someone my age all for me to have to act like it never happened. That was almost 10 years ago, and it has affected my dating life in major ways. Its a big reason why I completely reject the church now." emileem3

3. "When I was in high school, senior boys hit on freshman girls and kept in touch with us after they graduated so they'd be in their early twenties flirting with high school girls over AIM. I remember thinking I was 'so cool' because two of the cutest former seniors regularly talked to me and had taken me on dates. When one of them took me to a concert, my cousin who was the same age as them saw me and was like, 'Why are you with him here?! He is too old for you!' At the time, I thought he was being overprotective." "Looking back now, that is SO creepy. My cousin had every right to be worried. Why could they not take college-aged girls on dates? Moreover, a lot of the boys in my class did the same to freshman girls when we were seniors. It seems like they learned from the men before them. So sad." Anonymous, Massachusetts

4. "I was 18, a freshman in college, and he was 36. I thought I was so cool for having an older boyfriend. What I realize now, at 34, is that I wasnt cool; he was just creepy. He would introduce me to his friends as his 18-year-old girlfriend. Every time, he would mention my age." "Neither he nor any of his friends had anything in common with me. I felt so insecure because they were actual adults, and I wasnt even old enough to go to a bar." lindsayb4bf85de3d

5. "I was 15 and fond of my high school teacher who was 45 at the time. I told him I really liked the way he taught his class. Then, he called me to a private place, hugged me, and, in my ear, told me that he'd had dirty dreams about me. It made me feel special. Long story short, I ended up going to his place to have oral sex. I found out later that he had done this same thing with other girls from school. It took me 15 years to understand that he was a predator." "We saw each other for six months, and I eventually learned that he was married and had a kid my age." marthamtzmedina

Article goes up to 39 but just quoted the first 5 since entire article wouldnt fit into this post.

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/26/washington-square-park-again-home-to-unlicensed-boxing-bouts/

Washington Square Park once again transformed into Madison Square Garden Friday night when another round of boxing matches broke out in the beleaguered Greenwich Village landmark. The Post witnessed hundreds of bloodthirsty spectators cheering on five unlicensed matches near the parks triumphal arch, including one contest that lasted six rounds. One amateur park pugilist screamed in agony as another man, apparently one of the organizers, helped him reset what appeared to be a dislocated shoulder. The boxing matches which feature a time keeper and referee are just one of several unlicensed or unlawful activities that have consumed Washington Square Park in recent months, including wide-spread crack and heroin use.

Friday also saw another explosive night in the park, with illegal fireworks being set off yet again. I think its literally Fight Club, one frustrated park neighbor told The Post after a recent night of boxing there. Meanwhile, a man was arrested at Washington Square South and charged with two counts of menacing for allegedly threatening two Parks Department employees with a wine bottle and a brick.

https://twitter.com/Mrnewyorknyc/status/1408806135973429264

https://twitter.com/whatisny/status/1402627288240361477



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RetsuZaiZen posted...

How would they even see their underwear?

They check . Last I heard a lot of women just go braless at the tournament since there arent many good white bras.

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/24/wimbledon-tells-indy-de-vroome-her-hat-isnt-white-enough/

https://i.imgur.com/vHXCWf2.png

In past they have even had women change their bras/underwear if it wasn't white enough.



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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/26/jj-agrees-to-stop-selling-opioids-in-230-million-settlement-with-new-york.html

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Saturday that Johnson & Johnson has agreed to halt sales of opioids nationwide in a $230 million settlement with New York state. As part of the settlement, the company will resolve opioids-related claims and allocate payments over nine years. It could also pay $30 million more in the first year if the state executive chamber signs into law new legislation creating an opioid settlement fund, according to the press release from James office. The settlement follows years of lawsuits by states, cities and counties against major pharmaceutical companies over the opioid crisis, which has killed nearly 500,000 people in the U.S. in the last couple decades. Governments have argued that companies over-prescribed the drugs, causing people to become addicted and abuse other illegal forms of opioids, while companies have said theyve distributed the necessary amount of the product to help people with medical issues.

The opioid epidemic has wreaked havoc on countless communities across New York state and the rest of the nation, leaving millions still addicted to dangerous and deadly opioids, James said in a statement. Johnson & Johnson helped fuel this fire, but today theyre committing to leaving the opioid business not only in New York, but across the entire country, she said. The New York opioid lawsuit trial against the rest of the defendants will begin this week, according to the release. Johnson & Johnson still faces lawsuits in other parts of the country.



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https://nypost.com/2021/06/26/man-who-shot-colorado-gunman-was-mistaken-by-police-to-be-killer/

Colorado police on Friday explained how a heroic bystander who had just shot and killed a cop-hating gunman was himself fatally struck by a responding officer. Johnny Hurley, 40, was shopping in downtown Arvada, a Denver suburb, when he heard Ronald Troyke ambush and murder Officer Gordon Beesley, who was responding to a call Monday afternoon, officials said. Troyke, 59, then returned to his truck to grab an AR-15, and was holding it when Hurley who was carrying a concealed weapon confronted him and shot him dead, Police Chief Link Strate said in a video clip posted Friday. But when another officer responded to the scene, he saw Hurley holding the suspects rifle and tragically mistook the good Samaritan for the cop killer, fatally shooting him, Strate said. Officer Beesley was responding to a call in the area of Olde Town Arvada, and within seconds he was brutally ambushed and murdered by someone who expressed hatred towards police officers, Strate said. The threat to our officers and our community was stopped by a hero named Johnny Hurley, Strate said. Johnnys actions can only be described as decisive, courageous and effective in stopping further loss of life. The unnamed cop who gunned down Hurley was placed on administrative leave as independent law enforcement agencies investigate whether he should be charged with a crime.

Police released excerpts from a document penned by Troyke where he pledged to kill as many officers as he could. We the people were never your enemy, but we are now, and hundreds of you pigs should be killed daily the document partially read, according to cops. Today I will kill as many Arvada officers as I possibly can I just hope I dont die without killing any of you pigs



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https://nypost.com/2021/06/24/police-stop-exorcism-in-home-depot-lumber-aisle/

Pennsylvania police claim they were called to a Home Depot on a report of disorderly people having an exorcism in the lumber aisle. The exorcism was for the dead trees and the would-be wood exorcists were escorted out of the building, according to a now-viral post from the Dickson City Police Department. The incident was described in only 27 words, part of a long list of the small-town departments daily log of calls but the post has drawn attention due its bizarre quality and had been shared more than 550 times as of Thursday. The so-called exorcism, which was said to have taken place at 3:26 p.m. Monday, had commenters on the PDs page confused. One suggested maybe it should have said having an exercise. Dang autocrrect, the commenter said. THE POWER DRILL OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU, wrote another.

How does a wood exorcism happen in 2021 and not a single person in Home Depot videoed this for our entertainment. I need answers, one commenter said. There were two people who took part in the exorcism, or whatever it was and neither was charged, WTSP reported.



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oASdQljPxyA



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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9726299/Kim-Kardashian-unrecognizable-blonde-hair-bleached-eyebrows.html

https://i.imgur.com/TsHaFAH.jpg



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E_S_M_Z posted...

NOK is apparently up today because Goldman upgraded it to a "buy".

Goldman Sachs: Hey guys buy this company, just trust us
All The Blind Normies: Okay

CE: Hey guys buy this (fringe biotech) company (that sells itself for pennies on the street corner)
Future billionaire CEmen: Okay thanks, just got a 2nd mortgage to buy scam stocks and wasn't sure which unregulated fringe stock to get

That is why I am long GS. Cant beat them might as well own some shares of a company that openly manipulates the market.

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/22/woman-claims-stinky-tinder-date-tried-to-sue-her-over-no-sex/

A Canadian woman is claiming that an odoriferous Tinder date tried suing her for turning down sex as he claims that she had violated their verbal contract. A video chronicling the uproarious incident currently boasts almost 250,000 views on TikTok. The alleged victim, Emily Mackinnon, set the smelly scene. So we matched on Tinder, she said in the video. He was a law student at the time. We went back to his place. It was implied that we were gonna hook up, but I never explicitly stated that. However, the influencer quickly pulled the plug on hanky-panky after her date removed his undergarments and released the stench, she said. I was standing up and I still smelled it, recounted Mackinnon, adding that there was like skid marks in his undies and he had not washed in a long time and he needed some new Fruit of the Looms. Suffice it to say, the aspiring lawyer didnt appreciate her turning her nose up at him and decided to pursue legal action. I left and a few days later, he had paid someone to serve me with papers to like sue me for breaking a verbal contract, Mackinnon claimed. But its OK. I fixed it because he had spent a bunch of the time telling me about how his dads a lawyer, so I made an appointment with his dad and just like told on him to his dad. She concluded the vid by lambasting her former funk-buddy, who reportedly is now a real lawyer employed by his dad, per the clip.

The grossed-out gal wrote, And to Chad, the man who tried to sue me, I know you watch every single thing that I do. We met one time. Youre musty. Thats really lame. You need to move it along, buddy. Years have passed since the failed lawsuit, but Mackinnons malodorous former match raised a stink recently after she recounted the funky fiasco in a promo for her new podcast, Been There Bestie, in which she played a humorous snippet in a TikTok video. We get to the stage where he is removing his undergarments. And when I tell you it was a sight it was a fucking sight, Mackinnon can be heard describing in the trailer. Less than 12 hours later, the podcaster reportedly received a cease-and-desist order, a document demanding that someone stop an alleged illegal activity. She shared the laughable letter in another TikTok clip. Dear Emily, the alleged legal letter reads. Slander of the victim, Chad, by online social media platforms specifically TikTok under the username your big sis emi [] includes but is not limited to negative comments regarding the victims [sic] personal hygiene practices. The stinky suitor added that Mackinnons slanderous activity has potential to result in loss of income for the victim due to reputation damage, and ordered her to cease and desist all further actions described. Fortunately, the doc was nothing to worry about, according to a litigator whom Mackinnon knew. The lawyer I talked to pretty much laughed at this, the online personality wrote in the comments.



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SevenTenths posted...

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/79531352/955388681

I saw this get posted on the nba board and they didn't try going at the OP for sharing it.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/2000208-sports-and-racing-nba/79531575

Im guessing you just aren't the audience for it.

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https://twitter.com/KDTrey5/status/1408167033334898691

https://twitter.com/KDTrey5/status/1408169296405147649



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UnholyMudcrab posted...

How about we not post links to the NY Post

The source doesn't change the reaction. "Creepy Joe" was the trending topic on twitter after it happened.

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Pepys Monster posted...

WTF is this, ASMR? lmao

lol

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https://twitter.com/therecount/status/1408152859389140993



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https://nypost.com/2021/06/24/biden-whispers-repeatedly-during-really-creepy-qa/

https://twitter.com/mattdizwhitlock/status/1408135017973354500

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https://nypost.com/2021/06/24/what-do-robert-griffin-iiis-tweets-about-his-wife-mean/

https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/1407789097599504387

https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/1407860794331701249

https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/1408065363309252613



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jeffhardyb0yz posted...

i really wouldnt go all in on many other penny stocks unless they're subpenny gambles. I'm just already too balls deep with ENZC so that's my exception

Agreed. It up to everyone how they allocate their capital but I wouldn't allocate more than 10% of my capital on any play. I dont play pennies but if I did would only use 1% of my portfolio on a penny play.

I was watching this play from a far but ETON a couple weeks ago was a pump and dump that blew up in peoples faces. People were saying it would get FDA approval they didnt and if you look at their chart you can probably guess what day that fail happened.

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Bank stocks have their stress test today. If they pass which is a forgone conclusion it will lead to buybacks and dividend raises.

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lilORANG posted...

Yeah, betting on a biotech stock is just that....betting.

Yep haven't had a biotech stock in my portfolio in months for that very reason. If Im going to bet on a stock it would be a betting/gambling stock which I did with DKNG.

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Flintlock_Staff posted...

Clip starts too late to really see the ref interaction

I edited OP for a link that starts ahead of red getting hit. This just happened within the last 20 minutes or so. So with more time will probably be better links.

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MedeaLysistrata posted...

This isn't the world cup is it?

No. Copa America

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https://twitter.com/jmancini8/status/1407879531684319232

Colombia argued with the ref for like 8 minutes after it lol

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https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1200864283766251521

That tweet is resurfacing among others

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https://pagesix.com/2021/06/23/michael-b-jordan-apologizes-for-rum-name-after-nicki-minaj-slam/

Michael B. Jordan apologized for choosing a controversial name for his rum brand, JOuvert, after Nicki Minaj accused him of cultural appropriation. The actor, 34, took to his Instagram Story on Tuesday to explain himself after finding out that JOuvert is the name of a carnival that is celebrated in many Caribbean islands but has ties to 19th century slavery. I just wanna say on behalf of myself & my partners, our intention was never to offend or hurt a culture(we love & respect) & hoped to celebrated & shine a positive light on, he began his mea culpa. Last few days has been a lot of listening. A lot of learning & engaging in countless community conversations. Jordan then announced that his brand will be changing its name in response to the backlash. We hear you. I hear you & want to be clear that we are in the process of renaming, he wrote. We sincerely apologize & look forward to introducing a brand we can all be proud of. The Black Panther star has yet to reveal the brands updated name.

Minaj, 38, was among countless social media users who called out Jordan after he unveiled his latest business venture earlier this month. Im sure MBJ didnt intentionally do anything he thought Caribbean ppl would find offensive but now that you are aware, change the name & continue to flourish & prosper. #jouvert, the rapper, who hails from Trinidad, captioned an Instagram post on Tuesday. Minaj also reposted a message explaining the significance the word has for Caribbean and Trinbagonian culture. JOuvert also known as jouvay originated in Trinidad with the festivities of Canboulay, which was a time when sugarcane fields caught on fire and slaves were still forced to harvest the remaining crops before complete destruction, the post read. That event was reenacted and male slaves were mocked by their masters. However after emancipation the slaves mocked the masters mocking them. The festival begins way before the crack of dawn and proceeds a little pass sun up. The post continued, It is the event that truly starts the main Monday and Tuesday Carnival street parade events in Trinidad.



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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/22/millennial-dogecoin-investor-refuses-to-sell-despite-crypto-crash.html

Glauber Contessoto says that he invested over $250,000 in dogecoin on Feb. 5 with a belief that hed become a millionaire and on April 15, he did. But on Monday, the top cryptocurrencies by market value including bitcoin, ether and dogecoin started to crash following news of a crackdown in China, CNBC reported. With losses extending on Tuesday, Contessotos portfolio, which contains only dogecoin, was hit. His holdings are down over $167,000 on Tuesday alone, he tells CNBC Make It, and his portfolio was worth $831,538.88 as of Tuesday at 4:40 p.m. EST, he says. Up until yesterday, I had been a millionaire, Contessoto, 33, says. If bitcoin and ethereum werent also [hit], Id be worried. Four months ago, when he bought in, dogecoin was priced at about 4.5 cents.

On May 8, the meme-inspired cryptocurrency, which was created as a joke in 2013 based on the Doge meme of a shiba inu dog, hit an all-time high of about 73 cents, and the value of Contessotos holdings surpassed $2 million. After its surge, dogecoins price continued to fluctuate, but Contessoto remained confident in holding for the long-term he even bought more dogecoin during the dips. Even now, he refuses to sell. This volatility, however, is in part why experts warn that cryptocurrency is a risky, speculative investment. Some warn to be especially cautious when investing in dogecoin, since it lacks the scarcity and technological development that bitcoin has, for example. Still, Contessoto remains bullish on dogecoin, even though he isnt currently a dogecoin millionaire on paper. When I went into this dogecoin investment, I planned on being in it for at least a year, he says. I put in my life savings because I knew I would eventually become a millionaire. Now, he plans to hold the currency for much longer than a year. Whatever happens in the short-term doesnt matter to me because Im looking to hodl dogecoin for years to come. Im truly not worried at the end of the day. Contessoto is sticking to his original plan: He will sell 10% of his dogecoin holdings once his portfolio reaches a $10 million value, but will leave the rest invested, he says. People get caught up in the short-term and dont have the patience to see the investment all the way through, he says of his decision to hold.



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https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/icarlys-jennette-mccurdy-says-hellish-24372703

iCarly star Jennette McCurdy has opened up about the hellish time she suffered on the Nickelodeon show ahead of its epic comeback. The 28-year-old TV star played Sam Puckett on the pre-teen show and from 2007 to 2014, but the experience made her resent her life as she explained on her podcast, Empty Inside. Jennette admitted that growing up on the Nickelodeon show caused her mental health to suffer, and her self-image was drastically impacted as a result. The child star revealed that she struggled to play a character that was so different from who she actually was and shooting to fame for her role as Sam left her feeling ashamed. Chatting with filmmakers Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus, Jennette told listeners that she was deeply unhappy while on the show I was a famous 19-year-old but I was deeply unhappy. I really resented my life, the star explained.
It's a difficult thing to say because the shows that I was on were so loved by so many people and so many kids. I hear constantly that, 'You made my childhood,' and I think it's great that they had that experience but that just was not my experience." Jenette went on to insist that the show was pointless and shallow and admitted that she struggled hugely with shame and guilt during her time on set. It just was hellish, I think, is not too intense of a word. Nobody really knew me. I was very different from the character I was playing. I'm known as a thing that I'm not."

Jennette's negative experiences on iCarly drove her to quit her career as an actress, and the former TV star has since admitted that she never wanted to pursue a career on-screen in the first place. I needed to walk away for my mental health and for my overall peace. I resent my career in a lot of ways. The show first debuted in 2007, but iCarly bosses have rebooted the show much to the delight of its adoring fans.



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Ricemills posted...

don't be shy, just tag @Lebronwon normally

I have posted articles about it. I have no control over where the crimes are reported or who is committing the crimes in what is covered. I have noticed LA and NYC are where most of the crimes seem to be covered as well as have video footage of it. Both of those cities seem to have Asian reporters who are trying to raise awareness about it.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9712991/Karen-screams-Asia-Uber-driver-racist-rant-North-Carolina.html

https://twitter.com/HopClear/status/1407005896027238403

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The ending of Lord of The Flies.

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https://www.tmz.com/2021/06/22/ikea-under-fire-fried-chicken-watermelon-menu-items-juneteenth-atlanta/

IKEA is under fire after one of its stores in Atlanta allegedly listed fried chicken and watermelon as menu items for its employees to supposedly honor Juneteenth. The furniture giant reportedly sent an email to employees last week alerting them that "to honor the perseverance of Black Americans and acknowledge the progress yet to be made" it was also going to roll out a special menu. And that's where IKEA dropped the ball BIG TIME ... because the so-called special menu -- again, for a holiday commemorating the end of slavery -- included fried chicken, watermelon and mac n' cheese ... some of those items, of course, perpetuate racial stereotypes. An employee, who wished to remain anonymous, told CBS46, "You cannot say serving watermelon on Juneteenth is a soul food menu when you dont even know the history, they used to feed slaves watermelon during the slave time." The outrage led to 20 employees calling out from work. Word that workers were furious quickly began to spread at the store and it ultimately reached the store manager ... who sent out another internal email apologizing. The menu was ultimately altered to include cornbread, mashed potatoes and meatloaf.

An anonymous employee reportedly said none of the coworkers who sat down to create the menu was Black, but we reached out to IKEA and a spokesperson refutes that ... saying there were Black co-workers involved, but it offered no further details. The spokesperson added, "We value our co-workers' voices and changed the menu after receiving feedback that the foods that were selected are not reflective of the deeply meaningful traditional foods historically served as part of Juneteenth celebrations. We got it wrong and we sincerely apologize."

https://i.imgur.com/GKpPIQz.jpg



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https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1406958904089759748

https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1406982416409845767



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https://nypost.com/2021/06/22/juneteenth-parade-police-shooting-leaves-woman-dead/

https://twitter.com/TCReporter/status/1407009160340951048

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MelbuFrahma4 posted...

Wasnt Alex Jones on their podcast a couple weeks ago. Why is he on it again?

Youtube deleted his previous appearance.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0FfbGiLR2U



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https://nypost.com/2021/06/22/compromising-fetish-pics-led-colorado-dad-to-kill-teen-son-prosecutors/

An enraged Colorado father killed his 13-year-old son after the boy found compromising photos of him eating feces from a diaper while wearing womens underwear, prosecutors allege. The murder trial of Mark Redwine, 59, began Monday with opening statements by prosecutors who claim he flew into a rage when his teenage son, Dylan, may have mentioned or shown him the sordid photos the night he was killed in November 2012, the Denver Post reported. A damaged relationship, exposed with compromising photographs, photographs in the hands of a 13-year-old who is disgusted by it, which triggered a violent rage in the defendant, prosecutor Fred Johnson said. Redwine, who was arrested in 2017, is charged with second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death.

Dylan disappeared from Redwines Vallecito home during a court-ordered visit at the residence over Thanksgiving 2012. The boys remains were not discovered until 2013 and 2014, the Denver Post reported. Johnson said Monday prosecutors intend to show Redwine killed Dylan in his living room and then dumped the body off a trail near his home before misleading investigators for months to cover up the killing. Traces of blood belonging to the boy were found in Redwines living room and his sons body was found without his wallet or backpack.

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E_S_M_Z posted...

I've heard very bullish things about Ford, but I've had it for years and it's hardly moved at all, so I'm not getting that excited lol.

It is up 70% in the last 6 months though. That not a success in a stock over that period?

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vbty3 posted...

What long term stocks do yall have? MSFT, DIS, KO, AMD, ARKK and AAPL are my long holds

As of time of this post my long holds are CPNG, CRWD, DE, DHI, DKNG, GS, JPM, OZON, PLTR, SE, TMUS, UNH, and WM.

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krazychao5 posted...

if you think it'll retrace it's gains, sell enough to recover your costs and let the rest ride

I got it below $200 last month. I dont think these gains will hold but I dont see it falling below $200 barring an entire market sell off or changes in their fundamentals. Too many companies and goverment places getting hacked to where people are seeing cyber security is really important.

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https://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/sf-bay-area-water-treatment-facility-hack-16260655.php

Someone surreptitiously gained access to a Bay Area community's water supply and deleted programs that treat drinking water, NBC News reported. The breach happened on January 15 and was noticed the next day by workers at the unnamed facility, who changed passwords and added the programs back in. The individual is being referred to as a hacker, but it doesn't appear it took much hacking to get in. The person got hold of a former plant employee's username and password, and simply logged themselves into the system. Although NBC News said the hacker "tried to poison" the Bay Area's drinking water, that assertion was disputed by a Northern California Regional Intelligence Center official who spoke with the San Francisco Chronicle. "It takes a lot to influence a water supply chain," executive director Michael Sena said. "For a large impact, there has to be a large change in the chemicals in the system. The amount of chemicals it would take to cause harm to people...the numbers are astronomical."

Nonetheless, the attack is another worrying look at how porous America's water treatment facilities are. In February, a similar attack in Florida made national headlines. A plant employee in Oldsmar said he watched as a hacker took control of his computer, moving the cursor to open the program that controls how much lye is allowed into the water supply. The hacker added enough lye to corrode pipes and make people sick before the employee regained control and reset the levels. "Of all the country's critical infrastructure, water might be the most vulnerable to hackers: the hardest in which to guarantee everyone follows basic cybersecurity steps, and the easiest in which to cause major, real-world harm to large numbers of people," NBC News wrote. The FBI is reportedly still investigating the Bay Area water supply hack.



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CRWD just keep carrying my portfolio. It is kinda worrying how high it keeps going. I YOLO'd into it because every week on the news there is another hack or cyber attack. Before I got into stocks I probably wouldnt have cared. Now that Im in stocks I knew that one should watch the news and think how can I make money off it. So I knew time to YOLO into cyber security and it worked out but this run up making me wonder if I should take profits.

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