it seems almost every video i see here takes place or is associated with brazil, i get the cartels and gangs are all over but why there, is there something there that any other place doesnt have or is it just a shitty government? just seems interesting to me.

Cat visits Iman leading Prayer in Mosque in Algeria. (one Marcy's distant cousins??) His reaction was priceless.

One of the losers in yesterday’s Tokyo by-election was Hirotada Ototake, a disabled rights activist who was born without any limbs, and in 2016 had a scandal where it was revealed he was cheating on his wife with five different women. https://t.co/ea54UwxH5V pic.twitter.com/uQwQmRmodH

— Liam 🇵🇸 (@Hezbolsonaro) April 28, 2024

smoking the cjng pack

Theres no nudity and you cant see any genital parts of them so i really hope you Mods sont see this as porn

IF it is porn for you I am sorry

But if not, thats the best granmy ive ever seen haha, like shes the Goat

And its just so funny to watch haha, I love this vid

Colin Ireland was a British serial killer who was active in the 1990s. He is known as the "Gay Slayer" due to his targeting of gay men.

The key facts about his crimes:

• Between January 1993 and June 1993, Ireland murdered 5 gay men in London. His victims were Peter Walker, Christopher Dunn, Perry Bradley III, Andrew Collier, and Emanuel Spiteri.

• Ireland would meet his victims in gay bars and lure them back to their homes, where he would then murder them. His modus operandi involved tying them up, torturing, and then eventually strangling them.

• Ireland confessed to the murders and was arrested in 1993. He was convicted of the 5 murders and received 5 life sentences in 1993.

• During his trial, Ireland claimed he had become a serial killer "by accident" after initially only intending to rob his victims. He said his crimes escalated from robbery to murder.

Early Criminal Activities:

• Prior to his serial killings, Ireland had a history of petty crime and minor offenses.

• In the 1970s and 1980s, he was convicted of burglary, theft, and other property-related crimes.

• He also had a history of assaulting police officers when they attempted to arrest him

• Ireland died in prison in 2012 at the age of 57. He had spent nearly 20 years incarcerated .

Victims

Peter Walker (1993):

• The first victim, killed in January 1993

• A 45-year-old lecturer at Middlesex University

• Lived in Vauxhall, South London

• Strangled to death by Ireland in his own flat

Christopher Dunn (1993):

• Killed in February 1993

• A 37-year-old unemployed man

• Lived in Deptford, South East London

• Strangled to death by Ireland in his own flat

Perry Bradley III (1993):

• Killed in March 1993

• A 35-year-old American art dealer

• Lived in Vauxhall, South London

• Strangled to death by Ireland in his own flat

Andrew Collier (1993):

• Killed in April 1993

• A 33-year-old hospital social worker

• Lived in Dalston, East London

• Strangled to death by Ireland in his own flat

Emanuel Spiteri (1993):

• The final victim, killed in June 1993

• A 41-year-old bank worker

• Lived in Kentish Town, North London

• Strangled to death by Ireland in his own flat

The victims were all gay men living alone in London. Ireland specifically targeted this vulnerable community, luring them from gay bars back to their homes where he would then murder them in a similar fashion each time. Strangulation.

There have been several TV shows, books, and films that have covered the "Gay Slayer" case over the years:

TV Shows:

• "Killers: Behind the Myth" (2009) - A documentary episode that profiled Colin Ireland and his crimes.

• "Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story" (2014) - A dramatized TV movie that briefly covered Ireland's case as part of a wider look at high-profile British manhunts.

Books:

• "Gay Slayer: The True Story of Colin Ireland" by Brian Masters (1995) - A biography of Ireland and an in-depth look at his murders.

• "Serial Killers: The World's Most Evil" by Stewart P. Evans and Keith Skinner (2000) - A true crime book that dedicates a chapter to Ireland's crimes.

• "A Map of the Dark" by Karen Ellis (2018) - A fictional crime novel inspired by the "Gay Slayer" case.

Films:

• "The Pride" (2014) - A short film that explored the impact of the "Gay Slayer" murders on the LGBTQ community in London.

do yall read messed up fanfics on ao3 and while ur reading them just smile and giggle like a maniac uncontrollably and wonder to yourself how kinky you really are??

(btw not my art its by eavee-ry on tumblr)

for example these (its even better if you life the fandom):

https://archiveofourown.org/works/49935895

https://archiveofourown.org/works/52817419

i checked, and i didn't see this video on here, but if this is a repost please tell me

lol

Drunk? Drugs? Scat Fetish?

So, simple question, I was just wondering who/what is Snappy

Is it a bot, or does someone occasionally Is behind the account ?

And are the comments that accounts do random generated by an AI, taken from a website, or did someone genuinely wrote hundreds of sentences/comments for the account to post them instantly on every new post ?

I need a new assistant to go through and organize the majority of my files.

Friday is here. We made it!👍

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