poornana88
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Here we go, another in depth festival food review where Molly insists on holding her arms out completely horizontally for every…single…bite and sip.
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I have zero issues with people deciding not to be parents. With Alan & Molly, it's 100% so they can day drink and do whatever they want. They act and want to be 21 again. I can't stand their immaturity. The dancing, baby talk, crying...its too much. I still can't believe how I used to like Molly & Alan in AE. I honestly have their coasters when MC first launched to support them. Wow was I a moron.Oh look, more normalisation of their alcohol consumption levels over on Insta, it ain’t cute
"I'm not a fragile white guy" says fragile white guy.Seems like Alan can't take the heat. He does sound pretentious when he tries to pronounce Spanish words, which of course he doesn't address.
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Seriously?!? That's my biggest pet peeve with vloggers doing dining reviews. People hate on PMM and Wright Down Main Street, but at least they order a variety of items. Sometimes even the whole menu. Is it great for their health? Definitely not. But it's far better content than 3 different opinions about the same meal. I thought MC was better than that.Reviewing Bistrot Chez Remy, and all three of them get the same starter and entrée. What a pack of numbskulls.
You mean booze and twerking isn't a nutritional weight loss plan?Fighting against your natural body type never works out. I get it. I'm the same age as Molly and it was really beat into us that the skinnier the better, but her frame just isn't naturally that slight. She'd look amazing with some muscle, but that takes work. Wait I thought she was the hardest worker around ?![]()
If they had made the decision without being pressured to by the government, I would agree.See, the thing is, ABC didn't do anything unlawful. Agree with their decision or not, they are a company that fired an employee because they didn't approve of his actions. The First Amendment affords you the right of free speech, in that the government will not restrict those rights. It does not absolve you from the consequences of your actions from your employer. People do not really understand what the First Amendment means.
People do generally understand what the First Amendment means. I suggest reading (or watching) more about what was all involved, including King Cheetolini's threats and personal vendetta, the FCC chair's threats (coersion from the government - "we can do this the easy way or the hard way" is a violation of the govt interfering with a private company and a person's First Amendment speech), and JK (who I don't even like) saying nothing inflammatory (so it wasn't even hate speech which is also protected), and also just reairing what King Cheetolini himself did/said (or didn't do/say). Also look into Nexstar & Sinclair, the proposed merge with Tegna, and needing the FCC to approve because it goes over the ownership cap. ABC/Disney has already admitted they let JK go due to unrelenting pressure from the FCC.See, the thing is, ABC didn't do anything unlawful. Agree with their decision or not, they are a company that fired an employee because they didn't approve of his actions. The First Amendment affords you the right of free speech, in that the government will not restrict those rights. It does not absolve you from the consequences of your actions from your employer. People do not really understand what the First Amendment means.
Their patreon people are paying for it.Never understand paying over $15 for sugarbombs drinks.