Posts Tagged ‘stalking’
Last Week’s Most Popular Blog Posts
Last week on the Sexist:
1. Meghan McCain Schooled, Spanked, Murdered: Political Debate or Snuff Porn?, because Paul Begala BDSM is not what I’d prefer to conjure up with my morning news.
2. 5C Commissioner Gigi Ransom Censured Over “Potential Hate Crime”, because local politics can get a little too personal.
3. The Ten Creepiest Paul Rudd Stalking Tweets! because swoon.
4. Bacardi’s Massive Internet Fail, because “Get An Ugly Girlfriend” was such a compelling Israeli ad campaign, it made waves over here in the states!
5. Big Penis Dating Site Reveals Inches Before First Date, because you don’t want to walk into that shit without knowing the relevant details, amirightladies.
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The 10 Creepiest Paul Rudd Stalking Tweets!
Speaking of creepy things to do: Paul Rudd, Owen Wilson, and Reese Witherspoon are reportedly filming in Adams Morgan today until 1:30. I don’t have time to go stalk Paul Rudd, so instead I’m stalking people stalking Paul Rudd on twitter. And repeatedly watching this Paul Rudd dancing compilation (above).
The top ten creepiest Paul Rudd in D.C. tweets—including one from a CP staffer—after the jump!
George Clooney: Stop Fucking With Me
Okay, Cloon. First, you don’t show at Milano. Then, you hit the Newseum without so much as a text message. Now, I have to learn from TMZ, of all places, that you’ve been coming to Washington to hang with Barack Obama? Ditch the loser, Clooney. My twin-sized second-hand Ikea mattress—luxuriously situated directly on the floor of my group house, underneath a generous pile of dirty clothing—is always open.
Howard Stalker Case Could Go To Supreme Court
Howard University law professor Dawn Martin filed a suit against her former employer after her complaints of being stalked on campus fell on deaf ears—and resulted in her firing, she says. Later this month, the Supreme Court will decide whether it will hear the case. (In March of this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit decided in Howard’s favor). Martin’s press release details the fantastic case:
