I have to say good for you, Parkland Fan.Boobs have enormous power over guys. I am in my 70s and still watched the video.
The boobs that run X are trying to censor me showing boobs to you boobs.I am angry about this ad you speak of. The link no longer works leaving me totally unsatisfied.
Fact...this is like people angry with Livvy Dunne. They're controlling how they're marketed. This is what they want. That's empowermentAs far as I can tell, the ad had something to do with sports. No idea which ones.
Why would anyone blame her for cashing in on her assets while she still has them?? Build the bank before age and gravity take over.
She wins .
She wins .
Reminds me of the movie "Hollywood Shuffle". Hoe cakes. "Hoes gotta eat too!"
Love him as well. One that sticks out to me is a western skit where he is on horseback and ...Well, I'll let the clip tell the story. At the time him throwing shade at Ted Turner was funny.Robert Townsend!!! Man. Love him. One skit I recall was about an alien culture looking for ‘Z Tron’ on earth. The whole episode is about their struggle to find this. Then it’s revealed Z Tron is coffee. To this day, my dad and I always ask for Z Tron in the morning….
Saagar disapproves and frankly so do I. If gambling is going to be legal there should be some friction in the process. They can't advertise cigarettes on TV and they keep them behind the counters in stores and all that stuff, and yet anyone can gamble on anything at anytime from their phone? That is simply wrong IMO.
Like when a dad bros son buried a lax goal we all said in unison “that’s good parenting”Everyone knows how to get cigarettes
Everyone knows how to get alcohol
Everyone knows how to make a bet
Drugs are illegal--people still obtain those knowing it's unsafe, right?
I don't see the problem here. All of these things are a decision and require a choice to use/do them. If you're worried about minors then focus on the parents.
Do you feel bad for Brendan Sorsby? You're not wrong if you do--I'm just trying to understand why
Saagar disapproves and frankly so do I. If gambling is going to be legal there should be some friction in the process. They can't advertise cigarettes on TV and they keep them behind the counters in stores and all that stuff, and yet anyone can gamble on anything at anytime from their phone? That is simply wrong IMO.
Gambling has been legal in many places for a long time without leading to the downfall of society. I'd bet (pun intended) that we'll make out ok in the end.The prevalence of legal gambling is probably going to be the final nail in our society’s coffin. A lot of these people could have been investors, instead throwing their money away—in turn hurting the rest of investors and retirees because less investment means less growth. Plus this is ruining some families and putting hoards of people in bankruptcy and potentially homelessness.
Having gambling be legal is one thing, making it so that anyone can gamble from their phone anytime on anything from their phone is another. There should be some friction in the process. It shouldn't be so easy.Everyone knows how to get cigarettes
Everyone knows how to get alcohol
Everyone knows how to make a bet
Drugs are illegal--people still obtain those knowing it's unsafe, right?
I don't see the problem here. All of these things are a decision and require a choice to use/do them. If you're worried about minors then focus on the parents.
Do you feel bad for Brendan Sorsby? You're not wrong if you do--I'm just trying to understand why
She is hot from the neck down. From the neck up she is a little above average. If you walk across any college campus of a large state school during class change time you'll see hundreds if not thousands of better looking women from the neck up than Sydney Sweeney. Or at least that's how I see it.Sydney is definitely hot, but also quite overexposed (pun very much intended)
I’m kind of enjoying seeing Inde Navarette displace her just a bit on the interwebs attention meter lately
I give Dunne a ton more credit. She completely marketed herself into a public figure from an unknown college athlete in a low profile sport.Fact...this is like people angry with Livvy Dunne. They're controlling how they're marketed. This is what they want. That's empowerment
She wins .
Fixed, ffs.Instead of "the light" it should be the "two bulges in a young woman's sweater".
Fair enough but I'm all for people making choices in lifeHaving gambling be legal is one thing, making it so that anyone can gamble from their phone anytime on anything from their phone is another. There should be some friction in the process. It shouldn't be so easy.
Gambling is addictive and to some people it's extremely addictive. Not to me, thank God, but to many others it is. Imagine people with a tendency to be addicted to drugs or alcohol being around drugs and alcohol 24/7. If you have a phone, which everyone does, you're exposed to being able to gamble 24/7.
Society as a whole didn't make the decision to make sports gambling so easy, rather the entities there were to benefit by making it as easy as possible used political influence to make things in their favor, to the detriment of the rest of society.
There have already been scandals and there are going to be more and I won't feel bad for the sports leagues when they happen. The people running things are unbelievably greedy.
Seen a good optometrist lately?She is hot from the neck down. From the neck up she is a little above average. If you walk across any college campus of a large state school during class change time you'll see hundreds if not thousands of better looking women from the neck up than Sydney Sweeney. Or at least that's how I see it.
She has a neck?Seen a good optometrist lately?
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