Wild video shows women twerking
and dancing on parked car in NYC
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/23/2020 10:54:24 AM
This 2005 Honda Accord will never be the same—though at least the footprints will wash off. Truly bonkers video shows a dozen rowdy gals randomly surrounding the car on an Upper East Side street on Friday night, and then climbing on top of it while singing, dancing and twerking up a storm.(Snip) “Though a few of them were at least a little courteous and took their shoes off. But there’s a huge crack in my windshield, and the sun roof, basically, is pushed down.” Schwartz, a 34-year-old financial services worker, had parked the car on East 72nd Street between Second and Third avenues.
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fare hikes without $12 billion
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‘I Don’t Think There Should Be Any
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Debates:’ Nancy Pelosi Says Biden Should
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An NBA so woke it cancels itself
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Deciding to go Colin Kaepernick one better, the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks players decided to cancel their playoff game to protest the Kenosha, Wisconsin police shooting of Jacob Blake, a career criminal with a warrant out for 3rd degree sexual assault, who was resisting arrest. That act triggered racial grievance riots, along with lootings, destruction, and a likely permanent decline for Kenosha, as usually happens in riot-torn cities.
But the NBA didn't want to leave it alone and let justice take its course.
Someone in the locker room of the Bucks suggested a game strike, and then the rest of them, lemmings-like, jumped onboard. The act was
Texas father, one of FBI's 10 most
wanted fugitives, arrested for
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wanted fugitives, arrested for
daughters' 2008 "honor killing" 30 replies
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When worlds collide: a gainfully employed married man with a wife and a baby has his car destroyed by Women of Color performing a vulgar mating dance that might "set pulses racing" in a zoo. Who would live that way?