Lol i love buzz feed
Alex Jones is a sure hit.
@FectionKitty ~ Omg!! What the heck did I just watch?!! 😡🐸🏳️🌈 ??? 🤔 ~ 😂
I used to be in charge of our Compliance training videos. Large company so you watched from your work computer & I tracked your progress.
Anywho, there were 4 of us that were super close & always causing trouble & starting prank wars in an office of 300 people. I send out the Sexual Harassment Training and my friend comes running to my desk - “I’m only 10 minutes in and we broke the first 7 rules before 10am!!!” Those were the days.
@quixotic_life Lol!
@JessLookn2Cudl Oh wow!
Fashion week prank.
I tend to giggle or laugh even when I’m just happy. If you don’t mind hearing me laugh and giggle than hell yeah, put on a comedy or stand up.
Oh, here's a cringe-laugh of Dhar Mann's videos called out by this guy.
Yes 😂 I remember watching these training video like most of this is day to day especially hygiene part but We are all different but I use to laugh so hard during training video you know these actor are not even working for company 🤣Thank God for cuddler🫂🤸
If you are a Dragon Ball Z fan you might find this amusing.
I am NOT a fan of Alex Jones. Let me repeat, I am NOT a fan of Alex Jones.
But the subject matter he was ranting about in the clip above actually has an element of truth to it.
Chemical contaminants in Colorado’s Boulder Creek were causing hormonal changes in fish and other aquatic wildlife. The hormonal disruptions were “feminizing” male fish (that is not my word, that is the term used by a marine biologist quoted in the article linked below).
It isn’t a conspiracy theory but it is a serious environmental problem caused by chemical / pharmaceutical pollution entering our ecosystem and it is a global problem (although it is much worse in some places than others). Unfortunately Jones’ comments took a very serious issue and turned it into a joke because he sounded like a lunatic the way he described it.
https://www.colorado.edu/today/2010/06/21/gender-bending-fish-problem-colorado-creek-mitigated-treatment-plant-upgrade