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Yo this ratchet mess got me dying again lmao
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ATL Stripper Angela Rabotte AKA “Climax” Missing.. Alleged Kidnapper Arrested On Instagram
Gwinnett police are looking for a 26-year-old woman who hasn’t been seen since early Saturday morning.
Police said Angela Rabotte was last seen in the parking lot of the Steeplechase Apartments in unincorporated Norcross about 6 a.m. Rabotte hasn’t been seen or heard from since that time, and authorities said foul play has not been ruled out.
Rabotte dropped off her 3-year-old daughter with a friend Friday before heading to a party in Atlanta later that evening, police said.
Friends and authorities searched the wooded area around the apartments but found nothing of note, according to a news release from the Gwinnett County Police Department.
Rabotte is described as 4-foot-11 and approximately 120 pounds, with long hair that is black with blonde tips.
Anyone with information about Rabotte should call Gwinnett County police at 770-513-5300.
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Police said Angela Rabotte was last seen in the parking lot of the Steeplechase Apartments in unincorporated Norcross about 6 a.m. Rabotte hasn’t been seen or heard from since that time, and authorities said foul play has not been ruled out.
Rabotte dropped off her 3-year-old daughter with a friend Friday before heading to a party in Atlanta later that evening, police said.
Friends and authorities searched the wooded area around the apartments but found nothing of note, according to a news release from the Gwinnett County Police Department.
Rabotte is described as 4-foot-11 and approximately 120 pounds, with long hair that is black with blonde tips.
Anyone with information about Rabotte should call Gwinnett County police at 770-513-5300.
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Do you & your S/O get a cheating pass on bachelor/bachelorette party night? What if yall have kids?
The couple bachelor parties that I've been to just turned out to be private stripper parties and the dudes (getting married) didn't even have sex with the girls. I always thought that that night was supposed to be your last shibang (emphasis on bang) before you tie the knot and keep those vows.
Am I trippin? Is that just some movie shit and niggas aint really out here sexin others chicks the night before their wedding? The only circumstance where I think it would be kind of messed up is if yall already had kids together.. because that means yall were already on some family shit.
Did you/Do you plan on having sex on bachelor/bachelorette party night? Did any of your friends get it in on their night?
Am I trippin? Is that just some movie shit and niggas aint really out here sexin others chicks the night before their wedding? The only circumstance where I think it would be kind of messed up is if yall already had kids together.. because that means yall were already on some family shit.
Did you/Do you plan on having sex on bachelor/bachelorette party night? Did any of your friends get it in on their night?
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The OTTB WWE Raw & Smackdown! Thread
Damn smh @ this new background color being called sheamus...
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Does anyone here actually think 50 isnt a good rapper
Dude gets alot of hate but do the people that hate on him not be feelin guess whos back,power of the dollar,old mixtapes,get rich or die tryin.many men,how to rob,lifes on the line.is the hate great enough to not acknowledge his dope shit.personally i think fans gettin bent out of shape cos he probably dissed they favourite rapper.not sales skill wise.haters welcome
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Random AF: Old Vid of Benzino and Jay Electronica Talking Eminem and Satan
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Official 2014 NFL Draft/Off Season Thread
It's going to be tough taking down Seattle next year my NFC bruhs
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Top free agents
http://nfltraderumors.co/2014-nfl-free-agents-top-50-list/
Top free agents
http://nfltraderumors.co/2014-nfl-free-agents-top-50-list/
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Settle a Grievance with an IC Member
Got a longstanding beef with an IC member? Somebody got a problem with you and you have no idea why? Is it just about fucking time they got over it?
This is the thread for it.
First up, @Parallel.
Now, for those of you that do not know, PR and I have posted on the same boards for quite awhile now. Me and PR used to be pretty good e-friends. We'd chat through Messenger and he'd tell me his girl problems (back when he didn't hate white girls) and we generally had a friendly repoire.
At some point PR began loathing me...like he literally can't stand me. Not sure when this change of events came about, but the hatred was only intensified during the Chi/Marley debacle when I was caught trying to conspire against him. In my defense, he deserved to be conspired against at that point as he had already become a mega-asshole towards me.
Fast forward to today, PR the mod not only has me on ignore, but he takes the opportunity to try to recruit other posters to put me on ignore as frequently as he can without exposing the fact that the MFer still reads my posts.
So @Parallel, I ask you to use this thread to spill your heart out.
Tell the IC why I'm so deplorable, why I really get under your skin, why you began hating me in the first place...
This is the thread for it.
First up, @Parallel.
Now, for those of you that do not know, PR and I have posted on the same boards for quite awhile now. Me and PR used to be pretty good e-friends. We'd chat through Messenger and he'd tell me his girl problems (back when he didn't hate white girls) and we generally had a friendly repoire.
At some point PR began loathing me...like he literally can't stand me. Not sure when this change of events came about, but the hatred was only intensified during the Chi/Marley debacle when I was caught trying to conspire against him. In my defense, he deserved to be conspired against at that point as he had already become a mega-asshole towards me.
Fast forward to today, PR the mod not only has me on ignore, but he takes the opportunity to try to recruit other posters to put me on ignore as frequently as he can without exposing the fact that the MFer still reads my posts.
So @Parallel, I ask you to use this thread to spill your heart out.
Tell the IC why I'm so deplorable, why I really get under your skin, why you began hating me in the first place...
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This Nucca might arguably have the baddest b!tch in the Rapgame
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New cassidy remember(nigga we made it)
whatcha think?
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Pulling 2 Jobs, Full Time Or Part Time, When And How Long Have You Done It?
I remember pulling 2 full time jobs back to back for about 3 months, back when me and my buddy decided to try it out to make some cash and get ahead. Doing that shit 5 days a week on less than 5 hrs a sleep a day was crazy.
Looking back at it I realize how crazy it was because we didnt really need to, it's not like one job didnt pay the bills, we did it purely to make some cash, we were burned out by 3rd month but it was fun experience, we saved mad cash from that, especially for our age, and also because we didnt have time to spend the money, so we saved up alot by default without even trying.
Looking back at it I realize how crazy it was because we didnt really need to, it's not like one job didnt pay the bills, we did it purely to make some cash, we were burned out by 3rd month but it was fun experience, we saved mad cash from that, especially for our age, and also because we didnt have time to spend the money, so we saved up alot by default without even trying.
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Why do we work?
get your "stay at home, you don't work" jokes out..
But I was thinking something similar to this the other day. Wondering, why did humans go from being free to being slaves to themselves.
Once, we could just grab what we wanted but now we have to "work" for it. Now, that's all that matters, "work".
Would you rather have to work or live a life that's free of money and time?
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Fair or Foul: Increasing Number Of Men Pressured To Accept Realistic Standards Of Female Beauty
Increasing Number Of Men Pressured To Accept Realistic Standards Of Female Beauty
NEWS • Gender • News • ISSUE 50•13 • Apr 2, 2014
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More men are speaking out against the pervasive depictions of average women in the media, which have left them feeling demoralized and compelled to accept unwelcome ideals of beauty.
NEW YORK—Confronted on a regular basis with images of women who represent a diverse array of body types, a growing number of American men are reportedly feeling pressured to accept the increasingly realistic standards of female beauty now depicted in the media, social scientists confirmed this week.
“More and more, men today find themselves bombarded with un-retouched images, and with that comes the considerable mental burden of trying to reconcile what they see in these ads and magazines with their personal perceptions of beauty,” said sociologist Cliff Hillard, who studies attainable ideals of female attractiveness in the media and how they can create an overly realistic sense of what women ought to look like. “For most men, it’s very discouraging. Instead of seeing only rail-thin models, they’re now exposed to accurate representations of women whose proportions mimic those of actual human females.”
“Think about the average man flipping through a magazine that features pictures of women who haven’t had their cheekbones raised or their noses reshaped with Photoshop,” Hillard continued. “How is he supposed to feel when he sees something like that?”
Every day, according to Hillard, men are faced with “inescapable” displays of average-sized women, women who are representatively diverse in terms of race and ethnicity, and women who are not professional models. According to one recent study, the average man sees photographs of women without digitally exaggerated bust-to-waist ratios dozens of times per day on TV, billboards, and the sides of buses, which the findings suggest has a demoralizing effect on the male psyche and has been shown to negatively influence men’s self-esteem and mood the more often they view such images.
Hillard noted that major companies like Dove, H&M, and Ralph Lauren now use nontraditional models in their advertising campaigns, an increasingly popular trend that, according to the sociologists’ research, ultimately serves to make men feel upset and frustrated when the women in commercials don’t live up to their own personal fantasies.
“Nowadays I can’t even leave the house without seeing an ad featuring properly proportioned women of statistically normal weights,” said San Diego–based civil engineer Spencer DeLane, adding that some of the models’ bodies are “startlingly average.” “Sometimes I don’t even want to go online or turn on the television because I know I’ll see a regular, healthy-looking woman. Don’t these advertisers understand how deeply depressing that is for me?”
“It’s not fair to me, and it’s not fair to other men like me,” he continued. “Having to live with society’s expectations that I accept women just the way they are takes an enormous toll.”
In a recent USA Today poll, 87 percent of men said that in the past month they’d seen an ad that made them feel inadequate by challenging their conceptions of physical beauty. Within that group, 74 percent said they’d seen a model posing without makeup and 83 said they’d seen visible blemishes, with a further 62 percent reporting that they’d seen a model with slight wrinkles around her eyes that “could very easily have been digitally or surgically removed.”
Armed with mounting evidence that men can feel crushed under the heavy mental strain to appreciate all types of women, Hillard questioned the costs of depicting them in a sensible way that reflects their natural physical variance.
“Here you’ve got a generation of boys who will grow up looking at women in the media and seeing flaws here, flaws there, flaws everywhere—what are they supposed to think?” said Hillard, who noted that his 12-year-old son is just now beginning to objectify women and that such portrayals could grossly alter what he perceives as an idealized female form for the rest of his life. “That’s why it’s more important than ever to empower men so they can teach themselves to ignore these ads and images.”
“We men simply need to have conviction in our own ideas of what makes a woman beautiful,” he added.
NEWS • Gender • News • ISSUE 50•13 • Apr 2, 2014
More men are speaking out against the pervasive depictions of average women in the media, which have left them feeling demoralized and compelled to accept unwelcome ideals of beauty.
NEW YORK—Confronted on a regular basis with images of women who represent a diverse array of body types, a growing number of American men are reportedly feeling pressured to accept the increasingly realistic standards of female beauty now depicted in the media, social scientists confirmed this week.
“More and more, men today find themselves bombarded with un-retouched images, and with that comes the considerable mental burden of trying to reconcile what they see in these ads and magazines with their personal perceptions of beauty,” said sociologist Cliff Hillard, who studies attainable ideals of female attractiveness in the media and how they can create an overly realistic sense of what women ought to look like. “For most men, it’s very discouraging. Instead of seeing only rail-thin models, they’re now exposed to accurate representations of women whose proportions mimic those of actual human females.”
“Think about the average man flipping through a magazine that features pictures of women who haven’t had their cheekbones raised or their noses reshaped with Photoshop,” Hillard continued. “How is he supposed to feel when he sees something like that?”
Every day, according to Hillard, men are faced with “inescapable” displays of average-sized women, women who are representatively diverse in terms of race and ethnicity, and women who are not professional models. According to one recent study, the average man sees photographs of women without digitally exaggerated bust-to-waist ratios dozens of times per day on TV, billboards, and the sides of buses, which the findings suggest has a demoralizing effect on the male psyche and has been shown to negatively influence men’s self-esteem and mood the more often they view such images.
Hillard noted that major companies like Dove, H&M, and Ralph Lauren now use nontraditional models in their advertising campaigns, an increasingly popular trend that, according to the sociologists’ research, ultimately serves to make men feel upset and frustrated when the women in commercials don’t live up to their own personal fantasies.
“Nowadays I can’t even leave the house without seeing an ad featuring properly proportioned women of statistically normal weights,” said San Diego–based civil engineer Spencer DeLane, adding that some of the models’ bodies are “startlingly average.” “Sometimes I don’t even want to go online or turn on the television because I know I’ll see a regular, healthy-looking woman. Don’t these advertisers understand how deeply depressing that is for me?”
“It’s not fair to me, and it’s not fair to other men like me,” he continued. “Having to live with society’s expectations that I accept women just the way they are takes an enormous toll.”
In a recent USA Today poll, 87 percent of men said that in the past month they’d seen an ad that made them feel inadequate by challenging their conceptions of physical beauty. Within that group, 74 percent said they’d seen a model posing without makeup and 83 said they’d seen visible blemishes, with a further 62 percent reporting that they’d seen a model with slight wrinkles around her eyes that “could very easily have been digitally or surgically removed.”
Armed with mounting evidence that men can feel crushed under the heavy mental strain to appreciate all types of women, Hillard questioned the costs of depicting them in a sensible way that reflects their natural physical variance.
“Here you’ve got a generation of boys who will grow up looking at women in the media and seeing flaws here, flaws there, flaws everywhere—what are they supposed to think?” said Hillard, who noted that his 12-year-old son is just now beginning to objectify women and that such portrayals could grossly alter what he perceives as an idealized female form for the rest of his life. “That’s why it’s more important than ever to empower men so they can teach themselves to ignore these ads and images.”
“We men simply need to have conviction in our own ideas of what makes a woman beautiful,” he added.
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Dania Ramirez vs. Selita Ebanks
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Rappers killed in 2013
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J.Cole>>Kendrick Lamar
J.Cole is way better than that robot voice freak he's going to be here even after Lamar's career is over Cole is better lyrically more versatile and has more public appeal to the masses.And lets be honest the highlight for Lamar's career was being nominated for an award he didn't even win.
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Detroit filed for bankruptcy.
Biggest city in the history of the US to file for Chap. 9. This was imevitable to alot of people but what's the next move?
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Rosie Perez vs. Taraji P. Henson
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WWE Network
Surprised there wasn't a discussion on this going on when the press conference was being held.
It just finished and can be seen here:
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Here are the important parts:
- Launches February 24th
- $9.99 a month (must give a six month commitment to get this price)
- Streams on multiple devices with a single account
- All 12 annual Live PPVs are included (beginning with Wrestlemania 30)
- On demand videos of EVERY PPV that has ever happened...ever...(probably not a clip of Owen Hart dying though so don't bother)
- Partnered with MLB with this so the streaming should be great (MLB TV has amazing streaming)
- Pre-shows for NXT, Raw, Smackdown (the events are still aired live on their respective channels)
- After airing Raw/Smackdown will be available on demand
- New reality TV series
- Daily studio shows (live)
- Social media integration
- Other new series (Wrestlemania Rewind is the one they are hyping right now)
It just finished and can be seen here:
Here are the important parts:
- Launches February 24th
- $9.99 a month (must give a six month commitment to get this price)
- Streams on multiple devices with a single account
- All 12 annual Live PPVs are included (beginning with Wrestlemania 30)
- On demand videos of EVERY PPV that has ever happened...ever...(probably not a clip of Owen Hart dying though so don't bother)
- Partnered with MLB with this so the streaming should be great (MLB TV has amazing streaming)
- Pre-shows for NXT, Raw, Smackdown (the events are still aired live on their respective channels)
- After airing Raw/Smackdown will be available on demand
- New reality TV series
- Daily studio shows (live)
- Social media integration
- Other new series (Wrestlemania Rewind is the one they are hyping right now)
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Who Wins?
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