Could This Possibly Be Real?

Thanks to a commenter --Anna Puma, I think, but I'm not sure -- a tale, which could even maybe be true, of a bride who merely wanted a "blow out wedding" which would let her live like a "Kardashian for a day."

The couple only had $15,000, but wanted a $60,000 wedding, so they told the friends attending to write a check for $1,500 each. ($3000 for couples.)

When only 8 friends did so, and even the Made of Honor backed out, the bride became very angry and blew up at her fiance for suggesting they rescue the situation by just doing a cheapo Vegas wedding.

The bride cancelled the wedding and wrote off her friends, whom she now deems to be "C*NTS."

Oh, and they had a kid before the wedding so now... Well, no father in the home.

I'm having a hard time believing this but, who knows, it's right on the Mendoza Line of plausibility for Current Year.

Well, if you don't believe that, here's something that seems to have happened for real.

Remember last week I mentioned the guy complaining he'd been set up by a Tinder date, who turned out to be conning a thousand guys to show up at an event to win the opportunity to date a 6?

Well here's video of it:

The idiot behind this is not the girl -- she's just an actress. The idiot behind this is a guy, the same idiot who did the idiotic "catcalling" stunt a few years ago. A racist stunt where he hired a white girl with a big donk to parade through black neighborhoods to catch black guys catcalling. (Or, in some cases, merely saying hello. Which I guess is also a crime against wamen.)

posted by Ace of Spades at 08:13 PM

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