'Plus-Size' TikTok Butterball's Self-Indulgent 'Travel Tips' for Obese Airline Passengers

'Plus-Size' TikTok Butterball's Self-Indulgent 'Travel Tips' for Obese Airline Passengers

"A TikTok butterball played the world’s smallest violin for herself with a “series of videos that featured advice for plus-sized travelers.”
Via Insider:

Jae’lynn Chaney, a 26-year-old TikToker from Vancouver, Washington, with over 127,000 followers started making videos about her experience as a plus-size traveler in 2021, when she noticed there was very little advice for larger people who wanted to see the world...

Not only was this manatee marginalized by normal person-sized airline seats, Insider explains, she was double-victimized by the pushback she received for her digital pity party:

In early 2022, Chaney uploaded many more videos about airline travel from the perspective of a plus-size person, including a post she shared in February about the most plus-size friendly aircraft, which blew up with over 1.7 million views, bringing with it a broader audience...

The best bet to make would probably be “within the decade.” The lady has an oxygen tube, apparently, and she’s only 26.

• This person is now demanding something like an FAA “Bill of Rights” for the fats...

Fans of Best of the Web Today | Last January, a BYU professor predicted the Great Salt Lake would disappear within five years because of drought brought on by manmade global warming | Facebook

Fans of Best of the Web Today | Last January, a BYU professor predicted the Great Salt Lake would disappear within five years because of drought brought on by manmade global warming | Facebook - 
Sylvia Lustig Bennion 
"Last January, a BYU professor predicted the Great Salt Lake would disappear within five years because of drought brought on by manmade global warming...

• Warmists never apologize for getting their predictions wrong. Why?

KSL.COM - Great Salt Lake water now 3 feet above historic low after recent storms
Conservation efforts are still needed and necessary to get the Great Salt Lake healthy again. However, this past winter has been a great start.

School district caught censoring Christian 'signature'

School district caught censoring Christian 'signature': 

The Loudon County School District in Virginia, already well-known for its leftist agenda and ideology, is being warned by a legal team that it needs to cut out the censorship of a Christian "signature" on its school emails. At issue is a statement one teacher had attached to her emails when responding, a reference from the Bible.

Justin Trudeau Discusses Science

California Water and Infrastructure Report

Scientists Skeptical of Anthropogenic Global Warming | Facebook - by Patrick Ruckert  - http://www.californiadroughtupdate.org/20230406...

"...Following the U.S. Drought Monitor map, we have an update on the status of the Sites Reservoir Project. 

Twenty years of “planning” and now another six years of construction beginning next year is a good illustration of the bankruptcy of the political class and the limited thinking of water managers, who are good at managing crises, but not solving them...

• The flooding continues and will get worse, if not much worse, as the snowpack begins to melt with the warmer weather.
• The damage to agriculture is in the hundreds of millions of dollars and is expected to become much more as it is tallied and the Spring flooding to come will inflict further damage...

 https://sites.google.com/site/turnertularelake/

Lunch video-----How Current Climate Models Cave On Themselves, To Kevin Dayaratna

"In this video, Kevin Dayaratna explains how climate models, like the Social Cost of Carbon, are estimated, the fatal flaws of their built in assumptions, and thus how the estimations are able to be so greatly over-inflated to promote dangerous climate change policy.  

Dayaratna demonstrates the extreme deviancy between climate model predictions and the actual graphing of climate, as well as how the Biden Administrations carbon tax model cannot withstand its own energy policy.

Noon-toon

 

Private property may need to be seized by federal government, corporations to advance climate initiatives, says JPMorgan CEO - TheBlaze

Private property may need to be seized by federal government, corporations to advance climate initiatives, says JPMorgan CEO - TheBlaze: 

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recently suggested in his annual letter to shareholders that the federal government and large corporations may have to seize private property from U.S. citizens to advance climate initiatives, which he claimed are not being implemented fast enough to avoid potential climate-related crises. According to Dimon's Tuesday letter, in order to acquire "adequate investments fast enough for grid, solar, wind and pipeline initiatives," governments and businesses may need to implement "eminent domain."

Total control!!

Uncomfortable truths

Uncomfortable truths - Vivek Ramaswamy @VivekGRamaswamy

• 1 million white Europeans were stolen & sold into slavery in Africa. 
• And more African slaves were sold into the Arab slave trade than the Atlantic one.

Moral of the story: it’s impossible to fix sins of the past by treating people today based on skin color. 

History is inexorably complex.

Incredible that this insanity is a BIG democrat issue.

 

Are there justice free zones in America today?

Facebook - Michael Smith

"Are there justice free zones in America today – places where a fair trial is practically impossible?
I think the evidence says that there are, especially if you are a Christian, a conservative Republican or a former president named Donald J. Trump.

• ...We just saw a man convicted of murder - in Texas of all places – for protecting himself. U.S. Army sergeant Daniel Perry fatally shot a “protester” at BLM demonstration in 2020, the “protester” in question was approaching Sergeant Perry while pointing the business end of an AK-47 at him...A Travis County grand jury returned a murder indictment against him...
• Then there is the case of the Arizona rancher, George Kelly, who shot and killed an illegal alien crossing his property after being constantly faced with illegals threatening him, his wife and property for the past two years....The man he killed, identified as Gabriel Cuen-Butimea, was convicted of illegal entry and deported back to Mexico several times, most recently in 2016. Santa Cruz County went for Biden in 2020 in a margin of 67.2% to 32.8%. How much of a chance do you suppose Kelly has?
• About as much as a J6 protestor charged and tried in Washington, D.C. (that went 92.1% to 5.4% for Biden over Trump in 2020).

Let’s not kid ourselves. 

In these jurisdictions, the fates of Sgt. Perry, George Kelly – and Donald J. Trump – were sealed the minute they were charged...

#1 This day 1974-----Elton John - Bennie And The Jets (Official Music Video)

FBI says you shouldn't use public phone charging stations

FBI says you shouldn't use public phone charging stations

• The FBI is warning consumers about “juice jacking,” where bad actors use public chargers to infect phones and devices with malware.
• The law enforcement agency says consumers should avoid using public chargers at malls and airports, and stick to their own USB cables and charging plugs.

The FBI recently warned consumers against using free public charging stations, saying crooks have managed to hijack public chargers that can infect devices with malware, or software that can give hackers access to your phone, tablet or computer...

A scam on naive student from the start!

 

Disgraced Democrat operative's teen son arrested; allegedly threatened to 'shoot up' his former middle school - TheBlaze

Disgraced Democrat operative's teen son arrested; allegedly threatened to 'shoot up' his former middle school - TheBlaze: 

Failed Florida congressional candidate Rebekah Jones' teen son was charged with a second degree felony Wednesday after allegedly issuing threats online, the New York Post reported. "I want to shoot up the school. If I get a gun I'm gonna shoot up hnms lol," Jones' 13-year-old son allegedly wrote on social media in posts or messages to friends, according to Pensacola News Journal. by TaboolaPromoted Links You May Like

DO YOU BELIEVE THEM?

Instapundit-DO YOU BELIEVE THEM?
Good News: The IRS Promises it Won’t Use Any of the $80 Billion in New Funds it’s Getting for More Armed Agents.  - by Glenn Reynolds

Flashback:

AM Fruitcake

 

History for April 11

History for April 11 - On-This-Day.com

Dean G. Acheson 1893

• 1898 - U.S. President William McKinley asked Congress for a declaration of war with Spain.
• 1921 - Iowa became the first state to impose a cigarette tax.
• 1901 - Construction on the Empire State Building was completed. The building was dedicated and opened on May 1, 1931.
• 1945 - During World War II, American soldiers liberated the Nazi concentration camp of Buchenwald in Germany.
• 1947 - Jackie Robinson became the first black player in major-league history. He played in an exhibition game for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
• 1968 - U.S. President Johnson signed the 1968 Civil Rights Act.
• 1970 - Apollo 13 blasted off on a mission to the moon that was disrupted when an explosion crippled the spacecraft. The astronauts did return safely.
• 1984 - China invaded Vietnam.

Karine Jean-Pierre denies White House 'trying to protect' Biden from press questions: 'Absolutely not' | Fox News

Karine Jean-Pierre denies White House 'trying to protect' Biden from press questions: 'Absolutely not' | Fox News: 

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre denied Monday that the administration was "trying to protect" President Biden from the media by preventing him from answering its questions.

Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces new lawsuit alleging 'unmitigated greed' contributed to nursing home deaths | Fox News

Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces new lawsuit alleging 'unmitigated greed' contributed to nursing home deaths | Fox News: 

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is facing another lawsuit over nursing home deaths in the state during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the plaintiff alleging that Cuomo’s pride and "unmitigated greed" had led to needless deaths. 

The lawsuit alleges that Cuomo and other top officials had exhibited "deliberate indifference" toward nursing home residents and caused 15,000 avoidable COVID-19 deaths," the New York Post reports.

The way we were-----The Apollo One Disaster | A Short Documentary | Fascinating Horror

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Bud Light’s VP of Marketing makes things WORSE trying to defend the Dylan Mulvaney branding (watch)

Bud Light’s VP of Marketing makes things WORSE trying to defend the Dylan Mulvaney branding (watch) - Sam Janney
"As Twitchy readers know, Bud Light REALLY REALLY REALLY screwed up by making Dylan Mulvaney some sort of spokesman … person … whatever … for the brand. 

• Nothing says beer drinker like a trans-woman who thinks being a woman means you run around in dresses giggling like everything is hilarious.

Bud Light’s VP of Marketing tried to explain the rationale behind Dylan and as you can imagine, it did NOT go well...