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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile CNN has pedophiles working there.

Nice deflection, smooth brain. Now stay on topic.

Your deflection is no better.

At least Tooibin wasn't so sneaky as Waters...he just pulled it on line and let it fly....no deception...no cheating..
Waters is almost as bad as a guy who was doing his babysitter after his wife was killed...also likes little kiddies...but that's OK with libs.

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile CNN has pedophiles working there.

Nice deflection, smooth brain. Now stay on topic.

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Anonymous wrote:Letting the air out of someone's tires is PSYCHO. That would freak me the f*ck out. I would have got a restraining order, not gone on a date with him. The fact he was married would have been a non-starter w/ or w/out the tire situation.

What a creep.

She didn't know he did it. She thought he just happened to show up in her time of need and drove an hour out of his way to get her home.

I would feel so violated and be so upset if I found out about this later. It would seriously tell me I was dealing with a psychopath and I'd wonder what else he was hiding...well an affair from his wife at the time!!

+1 There’s a GREAT Law & Order episode from way back in the day where the death of a widow’s first husband gets investigated years later, after she married his best friend, who it turns out killed her husband because he wanted her for himself. The last line is something like “what do you do when you find out you married your stalker?”

I saw that episode once, probably about 20 years ago, and have never forgotten it.

Married host sexual harasses Jersey Shore intern, then marries her. A classic love story at the wholesome family values news network.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm sure her parents, especially dad, were thrilled to hear this story. Their new son-in-law sounds like a real trustworthy stand-up guy. I bet they knew he was a creep at first impression and kept quiet. Now this confirms their intuition was accurate.

It doesn’t confirm any intuition when you don’t even know what they thought of him.

1. He was married trying to get in their daughter's pants.
2. He was married with kids trying to get in their daughter's pants.
3. He had power over her employment while trying to get in their daughter's pants.
4. Look at him.

5. Money
6. Money
7. Career
8. Money

Are you calling his wife a whore?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm sure her parents, especially dad, were thrilled to hear this story. Their new son-in-law sounds like a real trustworthy stand-up guy. I bet they knew he was a creep at first impression and kept quiet. Now this confirms their intuition was accurate.

It doesn’t confirm any intuition when you don’t even know what they thought of him.

1. He was married trying to get in their daughter's pants.
2. He was married with kids trying to get in their daughter's pants.
3. He had power over her employment while trying to get in their daughter's pants.
4. Look at him.

5. Money
6. Money
7. Career
8. Money

Then why did he need to disable her car to get her into his? Clearly he didn’t think she’d say yes if he was honest and just asked her out. Imagine being rich and famous, yet desperate enough to sabotage your intern’s car to get her to spend time with you? And then not only admitted to such desperation, but even bragging about it because you think it makes you a player. 🤮

Meanwhile CNN has pedophiles working there.

He really is repulsive. Smarmy and ugly. And painfully unfunny.

Sounds like a marriage built on trust. lol

Anonymous wrote:Always figured he was a gross creep. And he really thinks he's hotsh*t too. Dude, you look like Ross from Friends. Ugly dork.

Clearly this guy needs to be punched in the mouth. Shame that it didn’t happen when he was a young aspiring dbag. That usually does the trick.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I'm sure her parents, especially dad, were thrilled to hear this story. Their new son-in-law sounds like a real trustworthy stand-up guy. I bet they knew he was a creep at first impression and kept quiet. Now this confirms their intuition was accurate.

It doesn’t confirm any intuition when you don’t even know what they thought of him.

1. He was married trying to get in their daughter's pants.
2. He was married with kids trying to get in their daughter's pants.
3. He had power over her employment while trying to get in their daughter's pants.
4. Look at him.

5. Money
6. Money
7. Career
8. Money

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm sure her parents, especially dad, were thrilled to hear this story. Their new son-in-law sounds like a real trustworthy stand-up guy. I bet they knew he was a creep at first impression and kept quiet. Now this confirms their intuition was accurate.

It doesn’t confirm any intuition when you don’t even know what they thought of him.

1. He was married trying to get in their daughter's pants.
2. He was married with kids trying to get in their daughter's pants.
3. He had power over her employment while trying to get in their daughter's pants.
4. Look at him.

Anonymous wrote:Have any of you even looked at her Instagram and watched her videos? She is the type of girl to think this was romantic. Just sayin.

She's a not very attractive Guidette who would not look out of place hanging out with Snooki and J Wow. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but for some reason it wasn't that.

Anonymous wrote:I'm sure her parents, especially dad, were thrilled to hear this story. Their new son-in-law sounds like a real trustworthy stand-up guy. I bet they knew he was a creep at first impression and kept quiet. Now this confirms their intuition was accurate.

It doesn’t confirm any intuition when you don’t even know what they thought of him.