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This was fucking hilarious btw.There's at least two life lessons to be learned here:
- The closet can make a person go crazy. No amount of ayahuasca is going to get rid of the hunger to get a dick in your mouth.
- Never, ever fuck with comedians. They always, always, always get the last word.
Well, I suppose he found that getting filled with Jesus isn't as satisfying.Tossing out his boyfriend unhinged him.
Jimmy Kimmel has really good writers and media people. That was also the most furious that I've seen him in a while.This was fucking hilarious btw.Rodgers went off the deep end years ago.
The vax thing and the rest of his conspiracy nonsense just the manifestations of an already disturbed personality.
Well, I suppose he found that getting filled with Jesus isn't as satisfying.
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By the way, I wasn't joking about the ayahuasca.I really do think that the trauma of doing that to the man he lived with for seven years broke something in his head...
Or in the closet. Men's health is just porn for guys too chicken shit to buy the real deal.By the way, I wasn't joking about the ayahuasca.
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Aaron Rodgers Talks Participating in 3-Night Ayahuasca Event and His Love of Washing Dishes: It's 'Meditative'
Aaron Rodgers opened up about using the psychedelic drug in an interview with 'Men's Health'people.com
Since the break-up with Kevin (which was the last time that he looked healthy), he's been falling farther and farther down the rabbit-hole. It wouldn't surprise me to find out that he got involved with one of those sketchy reparative therapy groups, either.
There's a whole group of these guys in gyms these days. Sketchy drugs. Sketchy conspiracy theories and fringe politics. Heavy involvement with QAnon, Trump, evangelical Christianity. I've come to wonder if there's something in the water (or in the steroids).
Your point is well-taken. Perhaps marketing a book to a group that is pro-bookburning isn't a good strategy.LOL nobody who supports her can read.
And Rodgers is out at the Pat McAfee show. Somebody got a letter from Kimmel's or Disney's attorneys (or both). So sad.Or in the closet. Men's health is just porn for guys too chicken shit to buy the real deal.
McAfee, who has sported a friendly relationship with Rodgers and confessed he pays him seven figures to appear on his program, said Wednesday that he was “happy” that the controversy that has come with Rodgers’ appearances would be no more because it’s “not what we want to be known for.”
Of course to Rodgers...this will all just become part of the big conspiracy by the cabal to silence the truth tellers.And Rodgers is out at the Pat McAfee show. Somebody got a letter from Kimmel's or Disney's attorneys (or both). So sad.
"Seven figures"? WTF?
Kimmel called it. Because he can throw a football, he believes he's smarter than experts and cannot admit he's wrong.Figures. Why is it that when one of the toddler men gets consequences for being an entitled asshat and douchebag, he can't see the realistic way out of his self-inflicted situation?


LEILA FADEL, HOST: A federal watchdog has a new estimate out for the scale of fraud during the pandemic. And the figure is eye-popping. Two hundred billion dollars - that's how much it says was potentially stolen from the taxpayer-funded Small Business Administration. The SBA calls that number an exaggeration. NPR's Martin Kaste has the story.
MARTIN KASTE, BYLINE: As the economy went into lockdown in early 2020, the government was in a hurry to save small businesses with loans, especially the Paycheck Protection Program, or PPP loans, most of which were later forgiven and covered by tax dollars. And in this rush, the government didn't do much to check to see if the businesses it was saving were real.
SAM KRUGER: I would say, even in the very early weeks, we could and should have done a better job.
As the first round of the federal government’s relief program for small businesses wound down last summer, “Ritter Wheat Club” and “Deely Nuts,” ostensibly a wheat farm and a tree nut farm, each got $20,833, the maximum amount available for sole proprietorships. “Tomato Cramber,” up the coast in Brielle, got $12,739, while “Seaweed Bleiman” in Manahawkin got $19,957.
None of these entities exist in New Jersey’s business records, and the owners of the homes at which they are purportedly located expressed surprise when contacted by ProPublica. One entity categorized as a cattle ranch, “Beefy King,” was registered in PPP records to the home address of Joe Mancini, the mayor of Long Beach Township.
“There’s no farming here: We’re a sandbar, for Christ’s sake,” said Mancini, reached by telephone. Mancini said that he had no cows at his home, just three dogs.
All of these loans to nonexistent businesses came through Kabbage, an online lending platform that processed nearly 300,000 PPP loans before the first round of funds ran out in August 2020, second only to Bank of America. In total, ProPublica found 378 small loans totaling $7 million to fake business entities, all of which were structured as single-person operations and received close to the largest loan for which such micro-businesses were eligible. The overwhelming majority of them are categorized as farms, even in the unlikeliest of locales, from potato fields in Palm Beach to orange groves in Minnesota.
