Sue Vitton

@CaptPiccard This is all so offensive. Just gross.

#90dayfiancebeforethe90days #90dayfiance Lisa, That poor goat crying in the background sums up your entire relationship 😂

@Jaded_Chinx I just want to know why she bought so many of those hideous tops in every color.

This is where Joshua should’ve dumped her. Screaming in a bar full of people, embarrassing him. He’s aged a good 10 years since Elise has been in town #90DayFiance #90DayFianceb90days

@ArtThePatriot_ Oh hell no.

The fatigue is exhausting

@ScottEnlow @JustLookingMon Your contract is with booking.com. Take it up with them. You did something that ticked this manager off. You should take this as a lesson and move on.

@JustLookingMon They can't refuse service after the room has been reserved and paid for in advance. Doing so constitutes Breach of Contract per Alabama law.

This person is the manager of Homewood Suites By Hilton in Mobile Alabama. He sent a family away with sick child because he can "refuse service to anyone". Even when they have a reservation and prepaid. Completely unacceptable. Please repost this for exposure. Accountability time

@Hipsy_afya He has a point.

he’s so valid for being angry i’m sorry😭

@JebraFaushay Pathetic

In San Diego, a group of middle-aged women dressed in Teletubbies colors sang Twisted Sister’s famous song. If this was France, those women would be topless, so be thankful we are in America.

@JustJenRX You will have a lifetime of issues. That is why I’m so against this surgery. You may end up with bowel problems too. A lifetime of difficulties and infection.

THIS MAN HAS A SURGEON CUT HIS MEMBER OFF AND ACTS SURPRISED HE ALREADY HAS MAJOR COMPLICATIONS!!!

@ScottEnlow He has the right to refuse service, end of story.

@OneBadDude_ These people are nuts!

This is what TDS looks like.

@CNviolations What the hell is happening to her?

A hateful heart does things to your physical appearance

@allenanalysis How stupid.

Today’s final count: 7 million Americans. 3,000 cities. Every state. Philadelphia. Atlanta. Dallas. St. Paul. DC. San Francisco. 500,000 in London. Tel Aviv in the streets. A human banner on the Pacific Ocean spelling out: TRUMP MUST GO NOW. One of the largest single-day demonstrations in American history. The founders settled the kings question in 1776. America settled it again today. Never stop connecting the dots.

@PhuckYourVax Insanity.

Whats the difference between a king and a president. Reply. Idk 🤷‍♂️

@AdamKinzinger You’ve accomplished nothing.

Good job no kings-ers. Trump knows his power is massively diminished

@NateFriedman97 What a complete idiot.

I confronted a No Kings protestor on the lack of diversity at the protest, she told me she's here because black people can't be.

@ThoughtCrimes80 You can’t even hear it.

What dog breed would you never get? Basically a tie between a French bulldog and a doodle. Honestly, I kinda get the doodle thing.

@progressforusa What a joke she is. She sure protected from the open border, didn’t she?

VP Harris is unstoppable and will never stop fighting for us. Let’s fight for her it’s time to organize and spread the word about our movement! Together we can do it!💙🇺🇸

@dom_lucre Ugh. I do not want to meet any of these morons.

🔥🚨JUST IN: Hollywood actress Jane Fonda joined forces with Joy Reid motivate voters to join ‘No Kings’ protests. “You can protest and look cute while doing it.”

@steeler4ever79 I can’t imagine walking around with those eyebrows! How ridiculous!

Dear lord. Those for sure need trimmed. Stay groomed.

@Sky_Lee_1 You’re blaming the wrong person.

Can you imagine waiting blocks just to get into the airport, thank you Trump and republicans who refuse to come to agreement to fund TSA. #StopTrumpsTSAShutdown

@drinkonsaturday @thekatvond @TheoVon That looks awful.

Who knew "blacking out" (covering tattoos with solid black ink) has grown in popularity as a bold cover-up method?! Especially among heavily inked people ditching old designs, regrets, or past chapters—like sobriety journeys. @thekatvond recently stunned @TheoVon on his podcast by detailing her full-body blackout process (dozens of hours with artist Hoode215), saying it feels like reclaiming a "clean slate" and even drew fresh hate, making her feel like tattoos were stigmatized again. It's controversial for a few reasons: critics call large blackouts cultural appropriation, likening them to "blackface" by a non-Black person darkening skin—insensitive given historical racism against dark skin—though defenders note its roots in Polynesian/Samoan traditions, not mockery, and many use it purely for practical cover-ups. Others slam it as ugly, irreversible "destruction" of art, risky (heavy pain, swelling, infection, keloid scarring, obscured skin cancer checks, toxic ink concerns), or a lazy trend vs. laser removal. Von D embraces the chaos, but it sparks heated debates on intent, aesthetics, and identity.