jimnyc
05-12-2021, 05:22 PM
What a lovely sunny day it was!! But wasn't so sunny lately for everyone...
You have Door #1 which has a chubby chick that thinks waiting in line like others is stupid and she's above such small things. She even hits the other car. :rolleyes:
Behind Door #2, a social media obsessed twit breaks into high school for more followers.
Lastly, behind ugly Door #3 is a woman who thinks she's all that, and that the police were called because of jealousy over her body. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
So, which is more pathetic?
Woman Brawls With Man at Pumps as Gas Runs Out in North Carolina
First she tried to cut in line... then she crossed it.
Gas is running low in North Carolina — and tensions are running high.
It even turned physical at one gas station near Raleigh on Tuesday when a driver tried to sneak her way into a lengthy queue, and things ignited.
The fight was filmed by another motorist stuck further back as cars patiently waited for their turn to fill up at the pump; but one driver clearly didn't feel like going to the back of the line.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSKCPCIs7hs
Rest - https://toofab.com/2021/05/12/woman-brawls-with-man-at-pumps-as-gas-runs-out-in-north-carolina/
A 28-year-old posed as a student to sneak into high school, police say. Her goal: Instagram follows.
With a backpack slung over her shoulders, a painting under one arm and a skateboard under the other, a woman wandered the halls of a Miami-Dade high school on Monday, distributing fliers with her social media handle to students, prosecutors said.
But Audrey Francisquini was not actually a student at American Senior High School. In fact, she isn't a teenager.
She's 28-years-old and she snuck into the school in a plot to gain more Instagram followers, police said.
Hours after hurrying out of the school once authorities caught on to her alleged scheme, Francisquini was arrested and charged with felony trespassing, misdemeanor interfering with a school and resisting arrest without violence, according to court records.
Rest - https://www.greenwichtime.com/news/article/A-28-year-old-posed-as-a-student-to-sneak-into-16170558.php
Bikini-clad Florida woman claims cops were called by someone ‘jealous that her body looked good’
Suspect accused of disorderly intoxication
OCALA, Fla. – A Florida woman arrested on a disorderly intoxication charge claims the only reason the cops were called while she was at a hotel pool was that the manager saw her in a bikini and was “jealous that her body looked good,” according to the Ocala Police Department.
Records show the manager at the Country Inn & Suites spotted 42-year-old Melody Carr in her two-piece bathing suit at the hotel’s pool on May 3 and since she didn’t recall her ever checking into the hotel, she asked her for her room number.
Police said Carr became irate, refused to provide her room number and stormed off.
The manager said she wanted Carr trespassed but when officers arrived, Carr was walking with a brown dog at La Quinta Inn & Suites, which is located nearby.
Carr became “verbally aggressive,” said the officer needed to leave her alone and claimed that she wasn’t doing anything wrong but the manager at the hotel called the cops on her because she was “jealous that her body looked good,” according to the affidavit.
Carr claimed her boyfriend rented a room at Country Inn & Suites but they got into a fight so she left and she was only at the hotel because her car wasn’t working, police said.
Records show officers told Carr she needed to move her car from the hotel because she was going to be trespassed and it would be towed.
The officer watched as Carr jumped a fence to get to her white convertible Mustang and burned the tires as she pulled into a parking spot that was directly in front of the one she was in but located on the property of a gas station, according to the report.
Police said the vehicle was stopped by the parking bumper because Carr couldn’t brake fast enough.
Rest - https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2021/05/12/bikini-clad-florida-woman-claims-cops-were-called-by-someone-jealous-that-her-body-looked-good/#//
You have Door #1 which has a chubby chick that thinks waiting in line like others is stupid and she's above such small things. She even hits the other car. :rolleyes:
Behind Door #2, a social media obsessed twit breaks into high school for more followers.
Lastly, behind ugly Door #3 is a woman who thinks she's all that, and that the police were called because of jealousy over her body. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
So, which is more pathetic?
Woman Brawls With Man at Pumps as Gas Runs Out in North Carolina
First she tried to cut in line... then she crossed it.
Gas is running low in North Carolina — and tensions are running high.
It even turned physical at one gas station near Raleigh on Tuesday when a driver tried to sneak her way into a lengthy queue, and things ignited.
The fight was filmed by another motorist stuck further back as cars patiently waited for their turn to fill up at the pump; but one driver clearly didn't feel like going to the back of the line.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSKCPCIs7hs
Rest - https://toofab.com/2021/05/12/woman-brawls-with-man-at-pumps-as-gas-runs-out-in-north-carolina/
A 28-year-old posed as a student to sneak into high school, police say. Her goal: Instagram follows.
With a backpack slung over her shoulders, a painting under one arm and a skateboard under the other, a woman wandered the halls of a Miami-Dade high school on Monday, distributing fliers with her social media handle to students, prosecutors said.
But Audrey Francisquini was not actually a student at American Senior High School. In fact, she isn't a teenager.
She's 28-years-old and she snuck into the school in a plot to gain more Instagram followers, police said.
Hours after hurrying out of the school once authorities caught on to her alleged scheme, Francisquini was arrested and charged with felony trespassing, misdemeanor interfering with a school and resisting arrest without violence, according to court records.
Rest - https://www.greenwichtime.com/news/article/A-28-year-old-posed-as-a-student-to-sneak-into-16170558.php
Bikini-clad Florida woman claims cops were called by someone ‘jealous that her body looked good’
Suspect accused of disorderly intoxication
OCALA, Fla. – A Florida woman arrested on a disorderly intoxication charge claims the only reason the cops were called while she was at a hotel pool was that the manager saw her in a bikini and was “jealous that her body looked good,” according to the Ocala Police Department.
Records show the manager at the Country Inn & Suites spotted 42-year-old Melody Carr in her two-piece bathing suit at the hotel’s pool on May 3 and since she didn’t recall her ever checking into the hotel, she asked her for her room number.
Police said Carr became irate, refused to provide her room number and stormed off.
The manager said she wanted Carr trespassed but when officers arrived, Carr was walking with a brown dog at La Quinta Inn & Suites, which is located nearby.
Carr became “verbally aggressive,” said the officer needed to leave her alone and claimed that she wasn’t doing anything wrong but the manager at the hotel called the cops on her because she was “jealous that her body looked good,” according to the affidavit.
Carr claimed her boyfriend rented a room at Country Inn & Suites but they got into a fight so she left and she was only at the hotel because her car wasn’t working, police said.
Records show officers told Carr she needed to move her car from the hotel because she was going to be trespassed and it would be towed.
The officer watched as Carr jumped a fence to get to her white convertible Mustang and burned the tires as she pulled into a parking spot that was directly in front of the one she was in but located on the property of a gas station, according to the report.
Police said the vehicle was stopped by the parking bumper because Carr couldn’t brake fast enough.
Rest - https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2021/05/12/bikini-clad-florida-woman-claims-cops-were-called-by-someone-jealous-that-her-body-looked-good/#//