I guess I missed that. I did see him out in Hollywood multiple times with models that were a foot taller than him. So I put him in the Bill Maher camp.
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https://twitter.com/Shayan86/status/1592476918305427458
I saw this on newsweek.com, but thought this was pretty crazy for the news media to be ignoring it. I guess we know one more site to ignore. I knew they were in vulture hell. But I thought they still had some standards.
I guess this was the source:
https://twitter.com/QasimRashid/status/1592173879493120001
So glad this feature is going away!
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Newsweek hasn’t been reputable for almost a decade.
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the app takes two seconds to load! it’s costing man-years to humanity worldwide!
Yo I read in Newsweek that Pete Davidson has a ginormous schlong.
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“Dating” Pete Davison gets lots of clicks that’s for sure. Wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of this is publicists setting all this up.
It might now. But how did he get to that point? Him?
This is some hardcore narcissism
https://www.reddit.com/r/VietNam/comments/ytfrex/bro_woke_up_and_choose_to_be_ignorance/
Social media is the worst thing to happen to humanity.
https://twitter.com/AP/status/1590751557959688193?s=20&t=gvdEfVEOjEzZNeB0qEx7vA
5th grade. We were watching the launch in class.
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I was literally thinking about this again last night. Thanks for sharing.
I was on scaffolding with a hawk and trowel. Not watching but it was disorienting to hear about and I had to climb down.
I am possibly the only other person on this forum who knows what a hawk is, and everybody else is very confused.
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Pretty sure it’s a large bird.
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No idea what a trowel is though, so still confused.
i’ve used both as recently as 2021 tyvm
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Scaffolding sounds like an interesting financial vehicle that only goes up.
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Fucking hell
As they stood on her porch, the officers told Wallace that her son could have been kidnapped and sex trafficked. “‘You don’t see much sex trafficking where you are, but where I patrol in downtown Waco, we do,’” said one of the cops, according to Wallace.
This statement struck her as odd.
“They were basically admitting that this is a safe neighborhood,” she says.
The officer then asked Wallace whether she would let her son walk home again, now that she knew about the sex trafficking.
“I still didn’t know it was illegal and I said, ‘I don’t know,’” says Wallace. “That’s when the cop replied, ‘Okay, I’m going to have to arrest you.’”
Clearly her big crime was not just deferring to his authority and saying yes. Cops HATE that. It’s the whole reason they became a cop in the first place.
Also right-wing cops buying into the whole myth sex-trafficking that random kids are being kidnapped and sex-trafficked (when it’s almost always someone known to the child, usually a relative, and the child is usually in their teens).
A woman one block away had called the cops to report a boy walking outside alone. That lady had actually asked Aiden where he lived, verified that it was just down the street, and proceeded to call nonetheless. The cops picked up Aiden on his own block.
Child services had the family agree to a safety plan, which meant Wallace and her husband could not be alone with their kids for even a second. Their mothers—the children’s grandmothers—had to visit and trade-off overnight stays in order to guarantee the parents were constantly supervised. After two weeks, child services closed Wallace’s case, finding the complaint was unfounded.
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