Showing posts with label Rumors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rumors. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Why Do Women Take To The Internet And Imply Sexual Things About Famous Men



Today I was on Twitter posting an article link, interacting with people and checking out the latest news to write about in the column, when I saw a tweet by a bisexual topless model to another bisexual topless model, who is her friend, about a famous sports executive, who is married with two small kids.

She spoke about her debauched behavior with the female model and then in another tweet, she tweeted at her and the famous sports executive who runs a sports company, that she should have a great time tonight with the married man. Granted, in her pictures, she definitely looks like she is high on cocaine, but still it doesn‘t mean she‘s lying (or telling the truth).

Her tweet gave a certain impression that this sports executive, who presents himself as a family man, is cheating on his wife with a nude model. When I read it I thought it was disgraceful - why would you put something like that out there on the internet, disrespecting his wife and kids. I realize being a nude model you have given up on making your parents proud in life, but why cause problems in someone else’s family, via arrogance and attention seeking. 

Another thing that is of concern, the topless model who made the tweet, has bumps on her cheeks and around her mouth indicating a form of skin breakout associated with herpes. Bare in mind, she implied she is messing with the bisexual topless model, who she is implying is messing with a married man who has two small children. 

Granted, people can post anything on social networking, stitching public figures up, but when you actually know the people involved, it will lend credence to the story. Her friend who works for the sports executive, responded to the tweet, but the sports executive did not. Whether or not she is telling the truth, why do something like that for attention. What about his wife. Why disrespect her like that. You’re trying to wreck someone’s family for some attention online. 

Some women also post things implying items about famous men, who are in a relationship or engaged. They do so for attention and sometimes to start trouble. It will cause people online to lose respect for you and think you are a thirsty groupie or prostitute.

Why do women take to the internet and post such things. It’s not a good look. People need to be vigilant with their names online and not allow people to imply things, man or woman, because after a while it becomes your public image and can cost you money and offend your significant other, family, friends and fans.

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Justin Bieber Complains About Rumors But Isn't Being Specific Leading To More


Justin Bieber is so high he pleaded the Fifth (dude, you're Canadian - teasing )

The website TMZ has been riding Justin Bieber hard about his illegal use of marijuana and sizzurp, which is a toxic codeine concoction (it's not a good idea being on the aforementioned drugs at the same time, not to mention throwing drinking alcohol into the mix). Other rumors have surfaced of him engaging in wild sex with bisexual model Milyn Jensen, the ex-girlfriend of his "weed carrier" rapper Lil Twist (Star magazine).


Lil Za, Lil Twist and Justin Bieber

New claims have Lil Twist roughing up one of the singer's fans, known as "Beliebers" (by the way, I wouldn't play with them if I were you. Beliebers don't mess around, especially when it comes to Biebebr. When you get hit in the face with a Lunchables, you'll know).


Lil Za

Bieber has taken to Twitter to complain about rumors in the most generic terms, refusing to name and clarify any of them. It's difficult to deny any of the rumors by name, when TMZ has published pictures of him smoking marijuana (more photos have been offered to them by someone in the singer's circle selling Bieber out).

Monday, August 17, 2009

Obama Addresses Health Care Rumors

Obama Continues Health Care Platform

President Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama, has been battling various rumors, regarding his health care plans for the nation, attempting to combat what the White House is referring to as misinformation, spread by fear-mongering Republicans, trying to torpedo his initiatives.

Obama made reference to alleged "death panels" Republican politician and former Alaska governor, Sarah Palin, stated is apart of the President's national health plans. It is an allegation the President strongly denies.

Obama to Take On Health-Care Critics

...Obama heads to Montana on Friday and Colorado on Saturday for town hall meetings even as his allies are stepping up their efforts to rebut what they describe as "myths" about health-care reform...

Facing questions about whether public support for the health overhaul initiative is sagging, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Thursday that the problem was rooted in misconceptions spread by political opponents.

"Have some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers? I don't doubt that," Gibbs said. "But at the same time, I mean, there's a little cause and effect here, but we're not going to stop pushing back on the misconceptions, whether or not the polling shows one thing or another. The president, again, strongly believes that, and has for years, that it's better to address what people's concerns are and take them on head-on."

One of the most inflammatory charges has been that Obama and Democrats were seeking to implement "death panels," with bureaucrats making decisions about whether elderly or seriously ill patients live or die. The allegation stems in part from a provision in a bill passed by three House committees that would provide Medicare reimbursement to patients seeking end-of-life counseling. On Thursday, lawmakers working on the Senate version said that provision had been dropped from their proposal...

http://www.washingtonpost.com