CLAVICULAR'S girlfriend, LILLY couldn't hide her emotions when undergoing BBL SURGERY, clinging to Clavicular and admitting "SHE NEEDED HIM" and affectionately holding onto him. 😭❤️
Clavicular girlfriend Lily is learning Clav rules fast after inviting her best friend, who suggested both of them at the same time.
Lily gets a $15K allowance from Clav, but it comes with demands as he wants multiple girls around him while also helping turn her into a viral name.
This is England.
Birmingham asian drug wars.
ALUM ROCK NO GO WHITE AREA.
Parks overwhelmed
NHS overwhelmed.
Knife crime uk
Immigrants.
Import the 3rd world become a shithole
Surely you’ve seen the video of the new commander-in-chief in Ukraine about him sitting in this tank in this video. This is 2014 Mariupol. I’m showing the rest of the video that Western media doesn’t show – how the local residents reacted to the Ukrainian tanks that were sent as reinforcements to the city to take up the fight against the Russian separatists. This way it becomes clear who those civilians are and who built the barricade that the tank jumped over.
Is this the best clash of comedic styles in SNL history?
Matthew Perry trying to teach sarcasm to Norm Macdonald is too funny.
Just 4 straight minutes of Norm completely missing the point before that final question.
“It is dark and you want to go home?”
An Italian Coast Guard officer said this to the captain of the Costa Concordia while passengers were still trapped aboard his sinking ship.
The captain was already on shore.
On January 13, 2012, Costa Concordia was carrying 4,229 people when it struck rocks off the Italian island of Giglio. The impact flooded the ship, killed its power, and left it tilting into the sea.
For more than an hour after the collision, passengers heard announcements saying the situation was under control. The order to abandon ship did not come until 10:54 p.m.
By 12:36 a.m., Captain Francesco Schettino had left the ship. Around 80 people were still aboard.
At 1:46, Coast Guard officer Gregorio De Falco called him and ordered him to climb back onto Concordia, count the remaining passengers, and coordinate their rescue.
Schettino complained that it was dark.
De Falco answered:
“It is dark and you want to go home?”
Then he gave the order that would become famous across Italy:
“Get on board. Go on board!”
Schettino agreed.
He never returned.
At 3:44 a.m., between 40 and 50 people were still aboard the wreck. Rescue operations continued until after sunrise. 32 people died.