May 21, 2013

Fat, smarmy hipster locked up for illegal standing in the subway

Don't worry, we got this all on tape.

Five members of The Panic Hour were followed into the City Hall rail station in Center City Philadelphia. Kyle Prouty was illegally searched and detained by SEPTA police officer Nicole Lawson at 3:20pm on 5/20/13. Kyle was charged with "disorderly conduct" "obstructing a highway and other public passage" and "resisting arrest". The people in this video had just left an arraignment hearing for Adam Kokesh and Nikki Allen Poe who were kidnapped from a peaceful marijuana rally on 5/18/13. They are currently being held illegally in Federal Detention at the Federal Detention Center 700 arch street Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

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B.o.B ft. 2 Chainz "HeadBand" (Lyric + Hoo-ers Video)

via www.worldstarhiphop.com

Scent of a Woman is the new Scarface.

Previously: Really enjoying this B.o.B video, and one of these days I might even turn up the volume

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Stoya on the VICE Podcast

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But I thought videos of podcasts had to be split into asinine four minute installments?

The VICE Podcast Show is a weekly unedited discussion in which we go inside the minds of some of the most interesting, creative, and bizarre people we come across. This week, host Reihan Salam talks to adult performer and VICE columnist Stoya about gender roles, homeschooling, safe sex, and the future of monogamy.

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Hoo-ers are no longer allowed to have LinkedIn profiles

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As if selling pussy is not a job.

One social media site has changed its terms of use and is now banning many people who work as prostitutes. LinkedIn has nearly 225 million users on its platform and has now decided to ban the promotion of prostitution even though the practice is legal in some states. RT's Meghan Lopez has more.