Who the hell is Emeraude Toubia? I found her Twitter Emeraude Toubia proves one very important thing…and that is that when you’re naked…your stupid name doesn’t matter…we can see past that by fixating on your tits… I had never heard of her before the naked pics, which means naked pics work, I’m here googling the girl, only to discover she’s from Montreal…which is where I am from…what are the chances…maybe we’ve crossed paths…maybe we’ve been in the park together…maybe I’ve stared at her ass while she was at the mall…there possibilities are fucking endless in the way I’ve possibly sexualized her when she walked past me…ways that I guess she’s sexualizing herself.. From my research, she’s on some fantasy show called Shadowhunters, she’s 29, she’s been nominated for Teen Choice Awards, and she’s from Montreal…and I am from Montreal..how the hell have we not become friends…why am I not the one taking these nude pics of her…I have a broken iPhone camera but I am sure we can make it work…. She positions herself as hispanic, because that’s good marketing….and this is for some Spanish Magazine…but not naked enough – where is the LABIA…
Some people have no problem with gambling responsibly and just enjoying the games and the social aspect of it all. However, some people find it difficult to draw the line and stop when they need to. It may be difficult at first to understand whether you are someone who may be at risk or not. With our reasons to avoid gambling you should be able to identify whether you may be predisposed or run the risk of making gambling something more than just a fun activity now and then. Avoid gambling if you are in desperate need of money. People who desperately need money may feel the urge to try gambling to win a quick buck. This is very dangerous as the odds are generally against you winning at the gambling. Gambling should not be a last resort for getting money. The chances of you losing the little money that you have are bigger than the chance of you winning anything. Avoid gambling if you have a tendency to get obsessed with money. If you are obsessed with money and always getting more, gambling may be dangerous for you. People who develop a gambling problem generally don’t know when to stop. After they have a win they believe that there will be another. It becomes a vicious cycle. If you know that you are likely going to keep trying to win more, avoid gambling. Avoid gambling if you have a predisposition or tendency for addictive behavior . If you already have an addiction or problem behavior like alcoholism, drug addiction, etc. you should also steer clear of gambling. Not only may it make your problems worse by losing money, but you may also develop a gambling problem. It may be difficult to understand this when you are already experiencing a problem. This is where friends and family can help. Avoid gambling if you don’t have money to lose. If you don’t have money to play and lose, don’t gamble. Like we said before, the house always wins. This means that your chances of winning any money is several times lower than the chances of you losing everything you put in. Gambling is not a good way to make money when you don’t have any. Play responsibly or don’t play at all. Avoid gambling if you know nothing about it. No matter who you ask, everyone who knows something about gambling will tell you to learn about it before actually doing it. This does not mean that you should study up everything about gambling for a night of fun. It simply means that you should read a bit on the games you want to play and understand the rules and the odds. It always helps to be prepared going in rather than being thrown because you didn’t know what to expect. People who can identify with any of these reasons, should steer clear of gambling. Gambling can be a lot of fun and very entertaining but you must have the right state of mind. You must know and accept the risks and be able to call it quits without a problem. If you see any of these things in yourself, do the responsible thing and don’t get yourself into trouble.
I guess Olivia Munn must still be on the hunt for her next boyfriend, because she just posted a bunch of pictures of her and her hot friends dancing around on the beach in bikinis. And according to my sources, Olivia just turned 37 last Monday, which can’t help her chances to land a new sugar daddy. In fact, I’m thinking she might have to consider settling for someone with a very somewhat profitable website and his very own place… in his mom’s basement. Hint hint. (Call me!) » view all 15 photos
You’re fired. It was Donald Trump’s catchphrase during his tenure as host of NBC’s The Apprentice and The Celebrity Apprentice. It’s a phrase no one wants to hear, filled as it is with the dread of an irate authority figure and terminated employment, and yet it helped endear Trump to an American public that had all but forgotten about him when his first reality series premiered in 2004. Now, millions are aching to repeat those words back to the unlikely 45th President of the United States. From the time of his stunning election, there’s been talk of the possibility that Trump might not last a full term in office . In the wake of news that his administration may have been colluding with Russia for much of the past year and the resignation of top national security adviser General Michael Flynn, it seems more likely than ever that Trump will face a full investigation sometime in the near future. Bad news for America, but potentially good news for gamblers who are bored with playing the ponies and betting on point spreads. As they do with pretty much everything else, from the length of the national anthem at the Super Bowl to the likelihood that Jennifer Lawrence will fall down at an awards show, oddsmakers are calculating the chances of a Trump impeachment. And these days they’re liking the president’s chances of getting the boot. The odds of a Trump impeachment in 2017 are currently sitting at 4/1. If he makes it through his first year in the White House, however, it seems the likelihood that Trump will last a full four years will jump considerably. The odds of a Trump’s impeachment in 2018 are currently at 9/1. In 2019, they’re 16/1 in 2019 and they’re at a whopping 20/1 in the year 2020. So if you have an inkling that Trump will get tossed three years from now, you may want to put some dollars down on it. Not surprisingly, oddsmakers are deeming it less likely that the president will voluntarily step down. The “no” prop bet on Trump resigning is currently at 4/11. The “yes” is a 15/8. Of course, anyone familiar with Trump’s ego knows that all the sh-t would have to hit all the fans simultaneously for Trump to admit defeat and surrender the White House. But hey, these are exciting times in the worst possible way, and anything is possible! So get your bets in now, before we’re all wagering in rubles! Wish us luck, rest of the world! View Slideshow: Donald Trump Becomes President: Celebrities React!
