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Yes please! I'll have a McPounding Burger please with extra choking please.... said someone on the Internets

ROFL!

We need to talk. We can still be friends.

It always kills me when people are looking to be inoculated by science, only to ignore the very same common-sense knowledge that science has provided to go along with it.

Google+, like clowns, has always frightened me.

This is a seriously flawed conclusion if it had been years since this person hired said escort and remained sexually active with other partners. Nevertheless, this drives home the importance of seeing a health professional on a regular basis for testing if you are sexually active. Reckless fear-mongering of an anonymous, yet strategically targeted person, about his sexual-health is irresponsible and maleficent behavior which only infuses confusion and turmoil within individuals of a community.

That's a shame that well connected guys behave like this to destroy new a new venture. I know a few years ago I somewhat staggered into the village pub. Had a great time there with a great crowd and staff. When you appreciate the blood, sweat and tears some people pour into their business, it's hard to stomach Victor and Sean's behavior. Here's a video of what I mean, about the village pub and the the love that some people pour into their establishment. Haven't been there since, but hope they're doing well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YViILk6Cf38

Bill Cosby arriving for jury selection in his sexual assault case at the Allegheny County Courthouse in Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH — The search for 12 jurors who can fairly and impartially weigh sexual assault charges against Bill Cosby — despite the blaze of publicity surrounding the entertainer in recent years, amid allegations made by dozens of women — has begun here Monday morning. Nearly 17 months after Mr. Cosby was charged with the aggravated indecent assault of Andrea Constand at his home in suburban Philadelphia in 2004, Judge Steven T. O’Neill and the lawyers in the case will start reviewing the first potential jurors, drawn from lists of registered voters and drivers in Allegheny County. Mr. Cosby, 79, arrived at the Allegheny County Courthouse in Pittsburgh before 8 a.m., wearing a tan jacket, holding a cane and helped by an aide. He walked slowly through the courtyard in the middle of the building and declined to answer reporters’ questions. The jury pool is being drawn here because of concerns raised by Mr. Cosby’s defense team that it would be hard to find open-minded jurors in Montgomery County, where Mr. Cosby has a home and where the trial is scheduled to start June 5 in Norristown. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/22/arts/bill-cosby-jury-selection.html?_r=0

I don't disagree. There's still room for a lot of investigation to identify all those guilty or otherwise not. EDIT: I wasn't current in my knowledge of the further unfolding of this story. I did not read the OP article since I had read others prior to it but obviously not as current as this one.

While not passing judgement about this Penn State scandal - it's notable to recall the Duke University Lacrosse Team Rape scandal where in the end all charges were dropped, but lives and reputations were still tarnished. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/03/12/the-stripper-who-cried-rape-revisiting-the-duke-lacrosse-case-ten-years-later

I've been hanging out with the wrong people all this time.

I disagree. The boarding pass for a Newark to Charles de Gaulle flight leg should have been rejected at the point of boarding, simply based on the scanning technology involved alone. Additionally, and secondly, a flight attendant paying attention to a boarding pass with a seat asssignment, where the seat is already occupied by a passenger going to the right destination is the second fail in this scenario. United failed twice here. First with their scanning technology which allowed this passenger to board in the first place and secondly with their human interaction with an onboard seating issue due to an invalid boarding pass for that flight. This imo, is not a "it could happen to anyone" situation. It's a stunning security failure both human and technological.

United Airlines passenger who thought she was traveling to Paris, lands in SFO A United Airlines passenger boarded a plane in Newark believing that she was headed to Paris. Hours later, the plane touched down at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Lucie Bahetoukilae, a French woman who does not speak English, carried a boarding pass that read, "Newark to Charles de Gaulle," reports ABC 7. She approached the gate listed on the pass, where a flight attendant scanned her ticket before she boarded the plane. With her niece acting as translator, Bahetoukilae recalled approaching her seat – 22C – only to find it already occupied. Bahetoukilae said the flight attendant came over to look at her boarding pass before assigning her a new seat. Three thousand miles later, Bahetoukilae disembarked at SFO, where she reportedly waited an additional 11 hours before boarding a flight back to Paris. In total, she claims to have been traveling for 28 hours. Bahetoukilae said she did not realize that the airline had changed her flight's boarding gate. She told ABC that United did not make a gate announcement in French or notify her by email. United gave Bahetoukilae a flight voucher and said they were "working with their team in Newark to prevent this from happening again." http://www.sfgate.com/travel/article/United-Airlines-passenger-flight-paris-travel-sfo-11122917.php

" Yes!, I'd love for you to write a review. I, along with a dozen or so friends of mine who also escort, used to be the number #1 go to - by a guy named @latbear4blk . After a while, one by one, we all found ourselves being replaced by someone newer and hotter. Business has never been the same."

Good Grief! This is a closed and settled matter.

They seemingly know you well.

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