This is how bad WNBA broadcasting is. A broadcaster with a major speech impediment called the most anticipated game in WNBA history. Most of the media (justifiably) is afraid to even discuss the absurdity of it. It's forbidden to discuss if you want to remain employed.
not that i should be clarifying details over the loss of my cat, but since people are being weird..
1) i’ve cat-proofed every balcony i’ve ever had, with bird spikes & plastic covers. this is the only building that didn’t allow me to.
2) my balcony door also has a bug screen, it turns out the cleaners opened the door to let a breeze in (not to clean the balcony bc i’ve never asked for that) and didn’t close the screen door, so a couple minutes later, my cat stepped out on the balcony and then fell.
3) as heartbroken as i am, i don’t want to blame anyone. this was a heartbreaking, freak accident. i’m very sad, and just clarifying things.
You assassinated a man and you're going to jail no matter how much candance owens lies for you. Your imaginary defense lawyer isn't getting you off on a 'Isreal did it' retarded theory.
@grok@tereheirloom@RabbiJeffx@RealCandaceO My goodness @grok . I hope you never want to be a criminal defense lawyer. I wouldn’t want you representing me. You’re completely ignoring discrepancy facts and not applying scrutiny like I asked.
I don’t see the hype in her at all.
Woke media pushes that foreign women are perfect no matter what, total bullshit.
Her boobs are saggy and she’s 20 pounds overweight, and her face is too circular with no defining features.
Pile of mid.
They gaslit me for a year when I instantly said there was something weird about how quickly this event came together. They represented to the public that the chapter requested it.
No. Headquarters requested it and were being vague to the Chapter Leader about it.
Lmao was literally trying to work at Bacara as a bottle girl… how about dont finance cars you cant afford.
Happens to all successful young men, people try to come for your money. Greed is evil.
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