Last week, Mandy Moore wore this dress and I said to my wife, I wish her nipples were hard in the dress, because hard nipples make a woman more interesting, more compelling, more worthy of being masturbated to…even if hard nipples are becoming common place now that women don’t wear bras….I still remember the first time I saw a girl in my high school with big hard nipples, and loving every second of it, jerking off to it in the woods behind the school, fucking walking around hard ever gym class she was in with me, seeing her playing basketball or volleyball…getting hit in her face with her big tit and hard nipple…it was magical…it played out in slow motion…it tapped into my soul on a primal fucking level…and despite the feminists trying to take that excitement away from us, they never will, because it’s printed in our DNA…so hard nipple all you want…normalize all you want…dudes…real dudes will still get boners from it.. I mean not necessarily when it’s Mandy Moore’s hard nipples, I mean she’s really never been that hot or interesting to me…but I know she’s got a very fucking creepy fan base…and really it’s still hard nipples….and isnt’ that what it’s all about… IT IS.
As much as Kenya Moore has slammed divorce speculation , some fans still think that Kenya is faking her marriage and her pregnancy . These ridiculous rumors are clearly getting under Kenya’s skin. In fact, the RHOA star was apparently so upset that she deleted a sweet photo of her and her husband … possibly because he wasn’t wearing his ring. The photo that we have for you below looks totally innocuous. But Kendra has deleted it from her Instagram page without warning or explanation. In it, she and husband Marc Daly are enjoying a relaxing evening of golf. Some fans noted that Kenya appears to be showing a bit of a baby bump. Others noted that she appears to be concealing it. There was some whining in the comments about Marc’s wedding ring being off of his finger — he removed it to play golf, folks. There is nothing in this image that should lead to it being deleted from social media, and yet … it is gone. On Friday, Kenya addressed the conspiracy theorists who seemed to believe that she was fabricating her pregnancy or even her marriage. “@bet @celebrity_insider_org @theinquisitr shame on you for constantly regurgitating the slanderous fake news from #radaronline.” She then lists some of the stories that have gotten under her skin. “Fake Husband, Fake Pregnancy, Fake Boyfriends, Fake Storyline, FIred, Fake Divorce.” She hates false stories and she hates seeing them recycled. “At least be effing original with your hateful lies.” She says that she understands being a subject of speculation, but that she wants her family left out of it. “I’m used to you all making up stories to get clicks off my name but LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE.” She signed off, writing: “#thatamrsdaly2you #blacklove” Forget the conspiracy theories. Kenya is pregnant , folks. Some fans weren’t sure if she was really pregnant when she made the announcement at the reunion. “We will definitely be welcoming a boy or girl in late this year.” When Andy asked about her due date, Kenya grew a little shy. “Well, I don’t want to talk about the details because I’m just still — I’m just still very nervous about everything.” This will be her first child. Notably, Kenya is 47 years old. “And I just want to get past a safe place.” Very understandable. Fans have been on the lookout for Kenya’s baby bump for a while, without much luck — she’s been, well, a little shy. This has led to all sorts of speculation, including the idea that perhaps she is using a surrogate. Kenya saw that and responded on Twitter. “No surrogate but maybe my next one.” Surrogates — or probably a gestational carrier, in this case — are a smart, though expensive, choice for people whose pregnancies may be particularly risky. When fans asked why she is being so shy, Kenya wrote on Instagram: “I was not planning on speaking about my pregnancy this early as due to my age I’m high risk.” She hastily deleted the comment. Does Kenya deleting the golfing photo mean that there’s trouble in her marriage or with her pregnancy? We can’t rule it out, but … there may be a simpler explanation. Maybe she got tired of seeing all of the hateful comments and the spiteful speculation about her husband and her pregnancy — two major sources of happiness in her life. She may be a public figure and a reality star, but that doesn’t mean that she has to listen to people’s chatter about her on her own Instagram page. Right now, Kenya has to do what’s best for her health and for her baby. She can delete whatever she wants. View Slideshow: Real Housewives All Stars: Who Should Be Cast?
R.E.M. once sang that it was the end of the world as they knew it, and the band felt fine. But if this is really the end of Little People, Big World as we know it… well… that would suck so very much! Why are fans wondering whether the TLC series will return next season? What rumor is floating around about a lead cast member that has fans speculating and wondering? Scroll down to find out! 1. Why Might This Be the Final Season of the Show? For starters, think of the VERY long hiatus it just went on. TLC took longer than ever before to announce new episodes were on the way, impyling executives had been thinking of canceling the series last year. 2. But Here’s the Main Source of the Rumor: Matt Roloff may be moving to Arizona! There’s been chatter for awhile now about Matt moving off the farm . But we assume he’d be headed, like, a few miles away. 3. Wait, Why Arizona? Because it’s warm all year round? According to Radar Online, Roloff and his girlfriend of over a year, Caryn Chandler, have been staying in Surprise, Arizona for the past few days; on vacation, yes, but perhaps on vacation with a purpose. 4. What Would That Purpose Be? Relocation. A family insider recently told the celebrity gossp site that the famous twosome had been looking to buy property in a luxury retirement community in the Phoenix suburb last year. 5. Then There Was This Photo: Matt shared it on Instagram and wrote as asimple caption: “Getting a little pool time in Arizona.” (One could probably get used to these surroundings, huh?) 6. New Neighbors, Huh? Matt and Caryn were also spotted by fans in a local Lowe’s store in Arizona AND Matt told fans to come out to a nearby Barnes and Noble to hear a reading of his children’s book, Little Lucy, Big Race, adding “we want to meet our new neighbors.” View Slideshow
Recently, speculation has been swirling that RHOA star Kenya Moore is faking her pregnancy and her marriage . When Kenya posted and then deleted words that made fans wonder if she regretting her wedding, the rumors only magnified. Kenya has seen the speculation — and she’s not mincing words with her clapback. RadarOnline reports that Kenya Moore posted this ominous message to Instagram: “Don’t love too soon. Don’t trust too fast.” Coming only about a year after her secret wedding to Marc Daly, some wondered if she had regrets. “Don’t judge too soon. Don’t quit too early.” Others wondered if this was simply good advice. “Don’t expect too high. Don’t talk too much.” (I’ve never been good at following that last piece of advice) The odd thing is that there is no sign of that post on Kenya’s Instagram right now. She reportedly deleted it, replacing it with a photo in which her wedding band is clearly visible. Some wondered if she and Marc had been fighting. There have been absurd rumors that she is faking her pregnancy in order to stay relevant — rumors that we have already ridiculed for their absurdity. (Can a pregnancy be faked? Sure! But it defies reason to believe that Kenya is doing that simply because she isn’t pushing her baby bump in everyone’s faces) Did Kenya post that after an argument with Marc and then switch it out after they made nice? Or is it more likely that she posted some sage advice and then deleted it when people started reading way, way too much into it? Either way, Kenya is clearly pissed about the speculation and rumors about her marriage and pregnancy, because she posted this: “#FAKENEWS” Oh boy, remember when this term was only used to apply to deliberately manufactured “news” stories in the political arena? Genuine hoaxes like Pizzagate? “@bet @celebrity_insider_org @theinquisitr shame on you for constantly regurgitating the slanderous fake news from #radaronline.” Well, discussing an existing story isn’t shameful. You can’t debunk something without addressing it. “Fake Husband, Fake Pregnancy, Fake Boyfriends, Fake Storyline, FIred, Fake Divorce.” To be fair, there were genuinely plenty of people — us included — who were truly worried that Kenya would be fired from RHOA over her marriage. Kenya apparently wishes that sites would totally fabricate things about her. “At least be effing original with your hateful lies.” This just in: Kenya Moore has to be careful to avoid mishaps, as the Illuminati cloning facility that she uses to stay young-looking has been destroyed in the Kilauea eruption . Would that be a satisfactory fake story? (We kid, of course — everyone knows that the Illuminati Deep State Lizard people keeping their cloning facilities on the moon) “I’m used to you all making up stories to get clicks off my name but LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE.” Some celebrities have topics that really get under their skin. This is clearly Kenya’s. “#thatamrsdaly2you #blacklove” Obviously, fans want to know about Kenya’s love life. It’s only natural — you see her on television and social media. But there are lines that we should probably avoid crossing. We would never want to hurt anyone’s feelings, of course. And ugly rumors can be extremely hurtful. Kenya must be feeling sensitive about this issue, and that is absolutely her right. View Slideshow: Real Housewives All Stars: Who Should Be Cast?
Photo by Jennifer H. Cunningham Kenya Moore Gives Relationship Advice At The “Women Doing It Big” Conference In NYC “Real Housewives of Atlanta’s” Kenya Moore has opened up about her newlywed life with her husband, Marc – but not without blasting her personal trainer ex, Matt Jordan. Moore surprised fans late last year when she announced she’d eloped with Marc, a former pro-ball player and investment banker. And on Saturday at the annual “Women Doing It Big” conference, she told the several hundred women there that she was still getting the hang of married life. “Listen, I am a newlywed, and it’s new for me,” Moore said on a celebrity panel with actresses Elise Neal and Antonique Smith. “So I’m not the expert here. I’m figuring it out as I go. It’s more difficult for me because I split my time between Atlanta and New York. My husband and I, we do go back and forth. So, one week we’re in New York, one week we’re in Atlanta – one week we’re in Egypt.” Photo by Jennifer H. Cunningham However, Moore said having a husband who supportive of her and her career goals made the transition easier, even though she admits she’s an “alpha female.” “I learn so much from just listening and having him analyze different things for me,” she said. “So that is still difficult because I’m an alpha female. And being able to listen, and understand he does know more than me in this area. I just think it’s learning and experiencing things as they come and be open to it.” Moore encouraged the attendees not to give up on love, saying she got married at 46, and to never settle – but not without shading her ex, Matt Jordan, who was heavily featured on RHOA. “If he’s breaking your windows let him go,” she said. “Because around that corner, there’s a man that’s for you. You don’t have to settle for crazies and psychos and the kind of people who’ll drag you down and making you look crazy because your with crazy.”
Remember Mandy Moore? Well apparently she wants you to…with some great comedy…in the form of a slutty selfie…with the always hilarious “Pre-Facial”…as any reference to a facial is good comedy… The post Mandy Moore Makes Memes of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Pedo-Petty Racists: Roy Moore Refuses To Take His L, Files New Lawsuit To Block Election Outcome Roy Moore is hell bent on getting into that Alabama Senate seat, even after losing outstandingly in the election . He’s now suing to overturn the election results. According to The Grio , Moore’s attorney wrote in the complaint filed late Wednesday that he believed there were irregularities during the election and said there should be a fraud investigation and eventually a new election. Despite dealing with haters, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill told The Associated Press Wednesday evening that he has no intention of delaying the canvassing board meeting. “It is not going to delay certification and Doug Jones will be certified (Thursday) at 1 p.m. and he will be sworn in by Vice President Pence on the third of January,” Merrill said. In the complaint, Moore’s attorneys said that Moore’s numbers were suspiciously low in about 20 Jefferson County precincts and noted the higher than expected turnout in the race, particularly in Jefferson County. Umm, maybe that’s because Black women REALLY REALLY wanted a racist pedophile to lose?
D uring the Alabama U.S. Senate race, Roy Moore ‘s most solid base was evangelicals, who voted for Moore at an astounding 80 percent. This is despite being an accused pedophile. However, when people discuss the Christian vote, they often leave out an important factor — race. According to The Washington Post , Black Christians voted for Doug Jones at 95 percent, which is on par with the overall Black vote in Alabama (96 percent). Black evangelicals not voting for Moore proves these Christians do not have blind faith and a shift from what we saw in the early 2000s. In 2004, President Bush got a surprising 11 percent of the Black vote, partly because he appealed to Black Christians. Republicans often reached out to Black Christians to block the advancements of LGBT people. Thankfully, times have changed. For example, The New York Times featured 24-year-old divinity student Devon Crawford , who said Moore “sanctifies the truth-making power of White men” and was “really just a masquerade for White supremacy.” He advocated for Doug Jones to win. The Washington Post also reports that Black Christians do not fall for hot button topics like LGBT rights and abortion, “Race generally trumps religion in Alabama overall as a dividing line among voters — and that is certainly true among African American voters.” Clearly, evangelicals standing by Moore is not about their faith, otherwise Black Christians would be on his side as well. White evangelicals supporting Moore was pure, racist tribalism. SOURCE: The Washington Post SEE ALSO: Will Alabama’s Black Voters Turnout For Crucial Senate Race? President Donald Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims Could Lead To More Voter Suppression
D uring the Alabama U.S. Senate race, Roy Moore ‘s most solid base was evangelicals, who voted for Moore at an astounding 80 percent. This is despite being an accused pedophile. However, when people discuss the Christian vote, they often leave out an important factor — race. According to The Washington Post , Black Christians voted for Doug Jones at 95 percent, which is on par with the overall Black vote in Alabama (96 percent). Black evangelicals not voting for Moore proves these Christians do not have blind faith and a shift from what we saw in the early 2000s. In 2004, President Bush got a surprising 11 percent of the Black vote, partly because he appealed to Black Christians. Republicans often reached out to Black Christians to block the advancements of LGBT people. Thankfully, times have changed. For example, The New York Times featured 24-year-old divinity student Devon Crawford , who said Moore “sanctifies the truth-making power of White men” and was “really just a masquerade for White supremacy.” He advocated for Doug Jones to win. The Washington Post also reports that Black Christians do not fall for hot button topics like LGBT rights and abortion, “Race generally trumps religion in Alabama overall as a dividing line among voters — and that is certainly true among African American voters.” Clearly, evangelicals standing by Moore is not about their faith, otherwise Black Christians would be on his side as well. White evangelicals supporting Moore was pure, racist tribalism. SOURCE: The Washington Post SEE ALSO: Will Alabama’s Black Voters Turnout For Crucial Senate Race? President Donald Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims Could Lead To More Voter Suppression
