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Sports Mashable
Man asks girlfriend to text him World Cup updates, gets more than he bargained for
There are already plenty of people already out there tweeting, blogging and writing about the World Cup - but maybe its time for a new voice to enter the mix. SEE ALSO: World Cup manager wins the heart of the internet, becomes glorious meme "My boyfriend asked me to text him updates from the #ENGTUN game as he's on his way home," tweeted @lightningstarr, a law student from London, on Monday night. "You can't say it's not accurate." Here is the undeniably glorious result: My boyfriend asked me to text him updates from the #ENGTUN game as he's on his way home. You can't say it's not accurate. #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/fOIUKsMLus - lightningstarr (@lightningstarr) June 18, 2018 That series of messages has now been shared over 2,500 times. Needless to say, it went down a storm on Twitter. This is excellent commentary. Please continue. I see no issues here. - Alice Eggeling (@aleggeling79) June 18, 2018 Oh this is far more entertaining than the actual commentary - Red Bren #FBPE 🇪🇺🇮🇪🇬🇧 (@RedBren72) June 18, 2018 The only bad news is we won't be getting a follow up in the England vs. Panama match on Sunday. Thanks everyone! If I knew this was going to take off I would've made sure I spelt floor correctly 😂 I'm sorry to say that I'm on a plane at the time of the next England game... 🤦♀️ - lightningstarr (@lightningstarr) June 19, 2018 Still, there's always the next game. WATCH: Soccer fans throw hundreds of stuffed animals to sick kids sitting below
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U.S. Fox News
Silver Airways passengers catch couple having sex in seat behind them
Passengers on a Silver Airways flight were shocked to find that the people seated behind them were joining the Mile High club - from their seats. “My mom and dad were just trying to have a peaceful trip to Mexico and then they sent me this...” Twitter user Kiley Tully posted on Sunday. Tully's mom caught the couple in the throes of unbridled plane passion on video, and showed that the rest of the cabin seemed unaware of the shenanigans. According to the Daily Mail, Silver Airways confirmed the video was taken on one of its flights. They had not yet confirmed that the video was authentic, but did note that the airline did not condone the behavior. “We are taking this very seriously and working
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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Jada Pinkett Smith, 48, says her νagina looks like 'a little beautiful peach' thanks to procedure
Jada Pinkett Smith says, "My yoni is like a 16-year-old," after νaginal rejuvenation. But what is νaginal rejuvenation?
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U.S. Miami Herald
Wanted dead, not alive: the lionfish. You can make $5,000 if you get rid of them
How sick of the lionfish is the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission? Enough so to offer you up to $5,000 to catch the nasty critters and get them out of Florida waters. The FWC's Lionfish Removal and Awareness Day Challenge, running through Labor Day on Sept. 3, calls on both recreational and commercial fishermen and women to harvest lionfish and submit photos of the first 25 lionfish. After the first 25, you have to submit tails for the chance to collect the top prize. Tails can be submitted at numerous checkpoints throughout Florida, including in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Islamorada, Tavernier, Marathon, Key West and Boca Raton. Participants can also get a 2018 Lionfish
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Celebrity Town & Country
Photos of the Queen at Royal Ascot 2018
It's reportedly her favorite week out of the whole year. From Town & Country
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Celebrity People
Kate Hudson' Son Ryder, 14, Looks Just Like Grandpa Kurt Russell on Vacation in Greece
Kate Hudson's Son Ryder Looks Just Like Kurt Russell
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Politics Business Insider
Immigration lawyer recounts a conversation with Obama about the border crisis that he says 'shook me to my core'
An immigration lawyer on Monday sought to add some context to the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy drawing criticism over its practice of separating children from adults they're traveling with who are caught crossing the US-Mexico border illegally. R. Andrew Free argued on Twitter that the fallout from the sounds and images from locations along the southern US border and detention centers where migrants are being held were an extension of practices that began under President Barack Obama. The lawyer recounted a 2015 exchange with Obama, during which Free said he implored the president to close two detention centers in southern Texas out of concern for the women and children being held there.
